Alexxis Falcon may have declared herself the Legacy Champion in Riot Cabaret, but she’s got one more huge hurdle left to become unified title holder.
After being unable to defend the Women’s Championship since March 2025, it was decided that there should be an interim champion declared until Thunder Rosa was able to compete again.
After defeating Session Moth Martina in a qualifying match in November, one month later Alexxis Falcon won the title when she defeated Nina Samuels and Nixon Newell in a triple-threat match.
Still not happy about the situation, Falcon made a full presentation ahead of the most recent Riot Cabaret show, where she successfully held on to the title in her first defence against Nightshade.
Having declared herself the Legacy Women’s Champion, it won’t be long before she gets to prove that she’s worthy of the overall title, as Thunder Rosa returns to the company on Tuesday 28th April.
⚡️ It's official: after a hiatus from professional wrestling, the Riot Cabaret Women's World Champion @thunderrosa22 returns in April!
👑 She faces the Legacy Women's World Champion @alexxisfalcon!
Pro Wrestling EVE return to the Big Penny Social in London this coming Friday, as the road moves swiftly towards next month’s Wrestle Queendom.
In what could easily be the biggest EVE show to date, the company heads to the Indigo at the O2 Arena in London on Sunday 8th March, and the card is lining up to be as monumental as it deserves to be.
That’s without the rest of the EVE roster who will no doubt be involved including this year’s SHE-1 winner Session Moth Martina, as well as the likes of Willow Nightingale and Dash Chisako.
If that wasn’t enough, there will be even more action on the Friday before Queendom at the Big Penny, with Chisako already confirmed to face Anita Vaughan as well as what many are calling a dream match between Jamie Hayter and Miyu Yamashita.
However, there’s one more stop before that epic weekend, and it takes place this coming Friday as Pro Wrestling EVE bring you the Multiverse Rumble which will be unique in itself as you’ll see plenty of wrestling’s top stars bring a new approach to the ring.
To give a flavour of what you can expect from a match like this, Triple H was involved in last year’s match – well when we say Triple H, Anita Vaughan did a very good job in her role, until Will Ospreay came to the ring to hit a pedigree. That wasn’t the best move for him though, as he was then eliminated by ‘Rayne O’Mac’.
On top of that you had the likes of Nina Samuels going from star to censorship, Safire Reed as someone she’s made clear over the years she admires in John Cena, and plenty of other takes of wrestlers (and referees) of stars from both at home and abroad.
The action will also include four other contests, including one which could cause some friction between the teams. In a six-woman tag, Session Moth Martina will have to face all three competitors she beat on the way to winning the SHE-1 and becoming the Ace Of EVE – Molly Spartan, Anita Vaughan and Alexxis Falcon.
Her backup comes in the form of Safire Reed, who Spartan eliminated from the tournament by referee decision, and Skye Smitson, who was knocked out by Vaughan.
There’s also gold on the line, as Pro Wrestling EVE Champion Rhio defends her title against Nightshade, with the winner expected to face Martina at Queendom. Rhio has made it clear in a recent post on social media that she thrives on the pressure that comes with being a champion, and she fully expects to walk in to Wrestle Queendom still holding the gold.
The tag titles are on the line as well, with LALLIE facing the French Art team of JGU and Cory Zero. The card is also rounded off with Nina Samuels going up against Violet Nyte.
Therefore the card for Pro Wrestling EVE Multiverse Rumble, which takes place at the Big Penny Social on Friday 6th February, stands as:
The Multiverse Rumble
EVE Tag Team Championships: LALLIE (c) vs. French Art
Doors open for the event at 7.30pm, with first bell at 8pm. Tickets if you want to be there live as well as details of how you can watch online are available on the Pro Wrestling EVE website.
The card is starting to take shape for TNT’s next Siren’s Fury event in Liverpool, including a contest between two former title holders.
The all-female event will take place at The Fusion Nightclub in Liverpool, and we now know two of the matchups which will take place.
In what will no doubt be a match to try and stake a claim to get a shot at current Women’s Championship holder Lana Austin, Alexxis Falcon and Lucy Sky will face off – both of whom have held the title before.
BREAKING: Two great rivals reunite for a massive clash as Lucy Sky meets Alexxis Falcon – but who will come out a winner from these two former TNT Women's Champions?!
On top of that, it has also been confirmed that Maddy Morgan, who will be making her TNT debut, will go up against Hollie Barlow.
However, it also seems like there might be more trouble in store for Barlow and her Lallie tag partner Austin in the future, as Skye Smitson of current Tag Team Champions The Experience has made it clear that they’re coming after them in April, raising tensions going in to Siren’s Fury.
Skye Smitson was less than impressed with LALLIE's antics and have vowed that Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow will receive the full Experience! 👀
Tickets for the event in February are priced at £15 for adults and £10 for children, with a VIP ticket also available for £20, and these are available now.
A six-woman tag contest has The Angel Warriors teaming with Indi Hartwell to go up against a returning star on this week’s TNA Impact.
In October 2025 Ash By Elegance, who was known as Dana Brooke during her time in WWE, announced that she was being forced to retire from in-ring competition. She stayed on with TNA as a producer and on-screen character including appearing on pre-shows.
However, it has now been announced that she’s medically cleared to return to the ring, and that will be happening on this week’s edition of TNA Impact when she once again forms the team of The Elegance Brand.
The company have confirmed on social media that they will be going up against the combination of Xia Brookside, Lei Ying Lee and Indi Hartwell.
Xia Brookside has had issues with a fellow Brit in Dani Luna over the last couple of months, but will be looking for a successful outing here in a match which has additional profile.
Both ends of the respect spectrum were on show when RevPro returned to the Porchester Hall in London.
The contest which had plenty of respect to it was between Rhio and Myla Grace. Rhio has just one blip on her recent RevPro record, and that was a loss to the Undisputed British Women’s Champion at the time Mercedes Mone back in December, with her most recent victory coming over Skye Smitson in Sheffield. Myla Grace’s record in the promotion is 1-1, in what was a busy debut weekend back in September last year.
As usual Rhio was vicious with her attacks, and it took plenty of speed and tenacity from Grace to stay in the contest and even had a couple of opening where she nearly picked up the win. However, a package piledriver from Rhio was enough to tip the tide and get the three count. After the match, Rhio showed her respect to her opponent and raised her arm, indicating we’ll see plenty more of Grace in RevPro.
With Alex Windsor away in America, the originally scheduled tag match pitting her and Nina Samuels against CTC couldn’t happen, however that still left Samuels and Anita Vaughan to go at it in singles matches, with Vaughan unsurprisingly accompanied to the ring by Safire Reed.
It was Reed who would end up being the difference maker in the match. Whilst Samuels had an extremely strong showing, even managing to spark a revival whilst being taunted by Reed, the numbers game would eventually catch up as Reed managed to land a shot from the outside behind the referee’s back which was enough for Vaughan to get the victory.
The tag match which was scheduled will take place at the first available opportunity, but the next on RevPro’s Road to Wembley is at the 1865 in Southampton on Sunday 22nd February. Tickets for this and all upcoming shows, including season tickets, are available now.
It will be just three weeks from winning the PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Championship to putting it on the line for the first time for Alexxis Falcon, and it’s against a former title holder.
Alexxis Falcon had a long road to winning the gold, having been banned from competing for it for an extended period of time and then having to fight her way back in to the championship picture.
However, an excellent display in winning a scramble match at Unboxing 2025 was enough for Falcon to confront Rayne Leverkusen at the end of the show, staking her claim for a title opportunity.
It has now been confirmed that Rhio, a former two-time title holder who originally lost the belt to Leverkusen, will get her rematch at ‘In Brightest Day’ at The Electric Ballroom in Camden on Sunday 15th February.
Alexxis Falcon has been quick to take to social media about how she gets to face her best friend in wrestling for one of the top prizes in the industry.
I finally get to wrestle my best friend inside a PROGRESS ring 🙏
The card continues to shape up for Pro Wrestling EVE’s flagship event in London this March, with Safire Reed set to go up against one of Stardom’s best.
There’s plenty in the pipeline for this event, and the announcements of additional talent and matches are now coming thick and fast – most recently in the form of Willow Nightingale being added to the roster.
Now, it has been confirmed that the Indigo at the O2 in London will play host to Safire Reed taking on AZM. Reed has already taken to social media to make it clear people better be watching this one.
Rumble Promotions will have three events in Kent this month which will be headlined by ladies action.
The run of shows kicks off at the Stour Centre in Ashford on Saturday 7th February, where the card will feature a tag match pitting Abi Cartwright and Duchess Sophia against Beau Belles and Ivy May.
The following weekend the action moves to The Umbrella Centre in Whitstable, where two of the competitors in the tag match the weekend before will face off in singles action, as Abi Cartwright faces Beau Belles.
Just one day later the pair will go at it again, but with different partners as Cartwright teams up with Nightshade and Belles is alongside Skye Smitson.
We’ve also been informed by Rumble Promotions matchmakers that they have some big plans for their women’s division in the first half of 2026, with more details to be announced in the near future.
Tickets and further details for all these events, as well as the other eight events the company is running throughout February, are available from the Rumble Wrestling website.
Returning to the Big Penny Social in London next week, Pro Wrestling EVE have confirmed a six-person match at their Multiverse Rumble event.
Whilst the show will clearly focus on the rumble where who knows how the ladies will make their appearances, there’s plenty else to look forward to including Rhio defending her EVE Championship against Nightshade in a match which could have huge implications for the title holder’s match at Wrestle Queendom.
However, the latest addition to the card is a trios match which will see the new ‘Ace Of Eve’ Session Moth Martina team with Skye Smitson to go up against Alexxis Falcon, Molly Spartan and Anita Vaughan.
🚨 Match Announcement 🚨
Huge trios match scheduled for #MultiverseRumble on Friday Feb 6 in Walthamstow, London
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) January 30, 2026
This is the sort of match which could have huge implications for what is being set up as EVE’s biggest show to date, as they head to the Indigo at the O2 in London March. The card for that show continues to grow and grow, and most recently had Willow Nightingale added in her return to the company.
As if that wasn’t enough, two nights before Wrestle Queendom, on Friday 6th March there will be action at the Big Penny Social, and already announced for that is what many are calling a dream match between Jamie Hayter and Miyu Yamashita.
Tickets and further details for all upcoming Pro Wrestling EVE events are available on their website.
Although a planned tag match now can’t take place, RevPro have added two women’s matches to the card for this Sunday in London.
With the bad blood not over between the CTC, Nina Samuels and Alex Windsor, a no-DQ street fight match was originally planned for the show, with Windsor and Samuels taking on Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan.
However, whilst this tag has now got to be rescheduled, there will still be a singles match keeping the rivalry going as Nina Samuels goes up against Anita Vaughan.
🚨 MATCH ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 📅 THIS SUNDAY, February 1st 📍 Porchester Hall, London
The other contest confirmed is between someone returning to the promotion and someone trying to stamp their mark for another title shot, as Myla Grace faces Rhio.
Rhio had her shot at the Undisputed British Women’s Championship, now held by Alex Windsor, when she faced Merecdes Mone in Cardiff back in December. Whilst she was unsuccessful, she did make a winning return to RevPro in Sheffield earlier this month when she beat Skye Smitson.
Grace made her debut for the company in September 2025, losing to Safire Reed in Stevenage before picking up her first victory when she took on Natalie Sykes in Sheffield, so will therefore be looking to have a positive win-loss balance.
The event takes place at Porchester Hall in London on Sunday 1st February, with tickets for this and all other upcoming RevPro shows available now.
