A host of stars including the likes of Amira Blair, Nina Samuels, Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan have been announced for Riot Cabaret’s event in London next Tuesday.
Nina Samuels and Cassius have a storied history in the promotion, and at Slamma Mia they get the chance to compete for the Tag Team Championships, as they face Sunshine Machine in a match the team have made famous, the Slam Ball match.
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There’s also set to be an 80s rumble on the show, where competitors will get to show their creative side as has been seen in other similar Riot Cabaret matches.
There’s a host of names now been confirmed for the contest, and that includes Amira Blair, Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan all potentially being in the ring at the same time.
A raft of HUGE names have declared for next week's 80s Rumble!
The match takes place at the Clapham Grand in London on Tuesday 3rd February. Doors open for the show at 6.30 with first bell at 7.30, and tickets are available now.
As if the weekend of Wrestle Queendom wasn’t stacked enough already, Pro Wrestling EVE are kicking things off in style with what many are calling a dream match.
However, the weekend starts on the Friday night at EVE’s regular home of the Big Penny Social for Women Behaving Badly, and the first match for that show has now been signed.
A challenge was issued by Jamie Hayter to Japanese standout Miyu Yamashita. Whilst Yamashita is already busy for Wrestle Queendom, she has accepted the challenge to face Jamie Hayter two days prior.
This adds to a huge card of already confirmed matches for the Sunday, such as Kris Statlander taking on Charlie (formerly known in WWE as Dakota Kai), Amira Blair facing Harley Cameron and the 2026 SHE-1 winner Session Moth Martina getting her shot at Rhio.
Tickets and further details for all upcoming Pro Wrestling EVE events are available on their website.
Doors open for the event at 3pm with first bell at 4pm. Tickets are priced at $20 for general admission and $50 for a family of 4, and are available now.
Pro Wrestling Cyprus have confirmed there will be a number one contender’s match for their women’s title next month, and Session Moth Martina will be involved.
It looks like it could be a very successful year for Martina, who started things off strongly by winning the SHE-1 tournament and ensuring her spot at Wrestle Queendom.
Now she will be heading over to Cyprus on Saturday 7th February, where she will take on Mila Smidt with the winning earning a shot at the Pro Wrestling Cyprus Women’s Championship.
In a post on Instagram, Smidt has already declared how much she thinks Martina is a joke, adding fuel to what will no doubt be a heated contest.
Alexxis Falcon is building a collection of gold, and she’ll hoping to not lose the Riot Cabaret Interim Women’s Championship at the first hurdle.
With Thunder Rosa unable to defend the Women’s Championship, Riot Cabaret management acted quickly to bring in an interim title, which was competed for at Jingle Bell Brawl back in December 2025.
At Riot Cabaret’s next event, Falcon will defend her interim gold against someone who made their debut for the company at Jingle Bell Brawl, Nightshade.
Nighshade had an impressive display in the rumble at that show, and has quickly moved herself in to the title picture. She has also stated on social media what an important week it could be for her.
The match takes place at the Clapham Grand in London on Tuesday 3rd February. Doors open for the show at 6.30 with first bell at 7.30, and tickets are available now.
It looks like Alex Windsor’s quest for gold in AEW continues, and she’s now looking at the Tag Team Championships with a new partner.
Windsor has had a number of partners so far in AEW, and mostly recently went after the tag gold alongside Riho, but was knocked out of the tournament by eventual finalists The Timeless Love Bombs.
She’s also had plenty of success in the company, including winning the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship from Mercedes Mone during an episode of Collision.
However, following the conclusion of her successful tour of Japan with Stardom, Alex Windsor appeared on the latest edition of AEW Collision, and made a proposal to fellow Brit and former AEW Women’s Champion Jamie Hayter to form a partnership.
The list of international talent heading to London in March for Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom continues to grow, with AEW star Willow Nightingale the latest addition.
Nightingale made her EVE debut back in October 2025 where she defeated Lucy Sky, and currently holds both the AEW TBS Championship and Women’s World Tag Team Championships. The title holder has also already taken to social media to comment on the event.
Her tag partner in the Babes Of Wrath, Harley Cameron, will also be in the UK for Wrestle Queendom as she’s set to face Amira Blair.
Also already signed for the event is an EVE International Championship defence by Kris Statlander as she takes on Charlie (formerly known as Dakota Kai), and after winning the 2026 SHE-1 tournament, Session Moth Martina will get a shot at Rhio for the EVE Championship.
Other international stars already confirmed include Jamie Hayter, Miyu Yamashita, AZM and DASH Chisako with Pro Wrestling EVE producer Will Ospreay already commenting that more names are set to be added.
Alexxis Falcon went the distance at the latest PROGRESS Wrestling show and captured the Women’s Championship.
It has been a long road to the title for ‘The Iron Queen’, having never held the title and last having the opportunity to compete for it against Lana Austin back in 2023.
Austin even made sure that for a long period of time, Falcon wouldn’t be able to compete for the gold again – something which it took a long time to find the opportunity to fight to get the decision reversed.
Since then it has felt like Falcon was laser-focused on getting that opportunity, and seemingly earned her place winning a six-way scramble at Unboxing 2025, before challenging Rayne Leverkusen at the end of the event.
It was never going to be an easy task though, considering how dominant Leverkusen had been since arriving in PROGRESS Wrestling. Only debuting at the end of 2024, ‘The Maiden Of Metal’ shot straight in to the title picture, and captured the belt from Rhio in October 2025.
Despite a relatively short career in the company having only debuted at the end of 2024, Leverkusen has had a meteoric rise which culminated in winning the title from Rhio back in October 2025.
Since then she’s gone on to defend the gold against the likes of Session Moth Martina, Emersyn Jayne and most recently Kanji at Unboxing before lining up this match with Falcon at the Electric Ballroom in Camden.
As you’d expect, both ladies left it all in the ring, with some huge moments including Falcon looking like she might get counted out after a huge move on the apron.
It also looked like the match would take a turn when Falcon connected with Off With Her Head, but the referee had been knocked from the ring just before. The pause in action allowed for Leverkusen to connect with Thunderstruck, but between how much had been taken out of her and the referee returning to the ring, it was only enough for a two count.
In the end the crowd erupted when Falcon hit her finisher a second time to become the new PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Champion.
Reflecting the next day, Alexxis Falcon applied one of her favourite Disney songs to the moment she lifted the gold.
There has not yet been confirmation of the first title defence, however the next PROGRESS event takes place at The Electric Ballroom on Sunday 15th February, and tickets are available now.
A huge title change and two matches in the first-ever women’s Super Strong Style tournament took place at PROGRESS Wrestling’s latest event.
The evening was headlined by Rayne Leverkusen, who had been a dominant title holder since storming the promotion in 2025, putting the gold on the line against someone who long overdue another shot at it, Alexxis Falcon.
As you’d expect, both ladies left it all in the ring, with some huge moments including Falcon looking like she might get counted out after a huge move on the apron.
It also looked like the match would take a turn when Falcon connected with Off With Her Head, but the referee had been knocked from the ring just before. The pause in action allowed for Leverkusen to connect with Thunderstruck, but between how much had been taken out of her and the referee returning to the ring, it was only enough for a two count.
In the end the crowd erupted when Falcon hit her finisher a second time to become the new PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Champion.
Earlier in the night, The Experience and Hyperactive faced off in Super Strong Style, firstly with Anita Vaughan taking on Skye Smitson. This was a very backwards and forewards match, and as the contest came to a close both women got a number of successful pin attempts – however it was Smitson who was able to tighten a cover to get the three.
At this point we were expecting the other half of each team to face off, however Safire Reed confirmed that she had not been medically cleared to compete, and offered LA Taylor a bye to the next round.
This brought Martina to the ring, who made it clear she wasn’t going to let that happen and stepped in to the tournament herself – although she expected a bit more help than she got from her family.
The power of LA Taylor was on display throughout the match, with Martina often looking to take shortcuts even if the rest of her team weren’t helping.
In the end she grabbed the beer can, however Safire Reed returned to ringside to take it away, opening up for Taylor to hit huge spinning powerbomb to get the victory.
PROGRESS Wrestling return to the Electric Ballroom in Camden, London on Sunday 15th February for In Brightest Day. Tickets for the show are available now.
Hyperactive are straight back to defending their newly-won gold at Wrestling Resurgence, as they are set to face former title holders next month.
Back in November 2025, Hyperactive shocked everyone when they walked away with the titles in a triple-tag match which also featured Yorkshire Tough and the team who went in to the match as champions, Act II.
At this point Act II were also the longest-reigning tag title holders in the company’s history, and it hasn’t taken long for them to get a rematch confirmed.
On Saturday 28th February at the Y Theatre in Leicester, Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan will be putting their titles on the line against the former holders.
Tag Team Championships on the line.
Hyperactive Vs Act II
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