With the company returning following a hiatus, Pro Wrestling EAST Women’s Champion Nightshade is set to put her title on the line at the return show in February.
Nightshade defeated the inaugural title holder Charlie Morgan in February 2024, ending her 455 day reign. She made one defence in a four-way match in September that year, before the company went on a one-year break away from professional wrestling.
However, the company returns to the Storey’s Field Centre in Cambridge on Saturday 21st February, and it has been confirmed that Nero Toxin will challenge for the Pro Wrestling EAST Women’s Championship on her debut.
For our first match announcement for DON'T CALL IT A COMEBACK we wanted to give you a big return, a championship match & an exciting début all in one!
Having conquered the entire planet Nightshade returns to PWE to defend her Women's Championship against the débuting NERO TOXIN! pic.twitter.com/2m1CIFwAYx
Isla Dawn has made her presence known in AEW and ROH over recent months, but has now stepped up to possibly her biggest match to date.
Dawn was a part of the AEW tour of the UK, which featured a number of British wrestlers and was also when Alex Windsor won the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship from Mercedes Mone.
Isla Dawn took on Marina Shafir in Cardiff and Jamie Hayter in Manchester, and although she was on the losing end of both contests she has clearly done enough to impress management to come back.
On this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite, the AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander issued an open challenge for a title eliminator match this Saturday on Collision, which Dawn was very quick to accept.
"You'll find out just what a mistake you've made on Saturday when I kick your teeth down your throat."
Statlander is already set to defend her title against Thekla on next Wednesday’s edition of Dynamite. If Isla Dawn wins her match this Saturday, she’ll be guaranteed a shot against whoever walks away with the gold from that match.
Rayne Leverkusen has certainly proven to be a fighting champion, but when PROGRESS Wrestling returns to Camden this Sunday she will be in for another tough challenge.
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 2025.
There has been a lot of hype going in to the defence at In Darkest Night which takes place on Sunday 25th January at the Electric Ballroom in Camden, as she will go up against another fan favourite in Alexxis Falcon.
PROGRESS Women's World Title Match
RAYNE LEVERKUSEN (c) vs ALEXXIS FALCON
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Falcon hasn’t competed for the PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Championship since the reign of Lana Austin back in 2023, and even spent a long spell where she was unable to battle for the gold. However, that stipulation has been lifted and Falcon has made it clear that she has no choice but to win the title this time round.
Doors open for the event at 2pm, with first bell at 3pm. There’s also a meet and greet earlier in the day with both the champion and challenger, and tickets for all of this are available now.
As ATTACK Pro Wrestling celebrate their 15 Year Anniversary event, Kanji will face tough competition as the promotion’s champion.
The first female title holder in the company’s history, Kanji won the belt from James Ellis in December, and has quickly stacked up plenty of successful defences against the likes of Jay Joshua, Rayne Leverkusen and LJ Cleary.
Now she faces another extremely tough opponent, as it has been confirmed she’ll defend the title at the 15 Year Anniversary event on Saturday 21st March against Dani Luna in the main event.
⚡️15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ⚡️
Our biggest show ever needed a HUGE main event and we’ve found one!
KANJI v DANI LUNA
For the ATTACK! Pro Championship!
👉March 21st at The Great Hall, Cardiff Student’s Union
Dani Luna is a mainstay in ATTACK Pro but has never held gold in the promotion, so will be looking to change this in Cardiff.
The show takes place at the Cardiff Students Union. Doors open at 6.15 with first bell at 7pm. Tickets are priced at £22 for seating, £18 for standing or £75 for a family ticket and are available now.
This coming March, both Angel Hayze and Maddy Morgan will head to Japan for what appears to be an extended tour with Marigold.
Long-standing Scottish competitor Hayze along with Morgan, who recently made her PROGRESS Wrestling debut, are featured on the poster for the upcoming Spring Victory Series which begins on 8th March.
The tour runs through to 25th April, and you would expect Hayze and Morgan to be their for the majority if not all of it.
At the same time, Marigold have also announced that they will debut new 3D Trios Championships. The tournament to crown the first title holders begins on 24th January, with the final on 15th February so it would be no surprise if the pair were among the first challengers for the gold.
Hollie Barlow will once again put her FutureShock Women’s Championship on the line at the next event in Stockport when she faces the debuting Saxa.
This will be a return to the Stockport Masonic Guildhall where Barlow won the title back in June 2025 in a match with Lily Winter. Since then she’s gone on to successfully defend the gold on four occasions, including in some unique match types like a two count match.
However, on this occasion FutureShock management have looked to put a different proposition in front of Barlow, as she will be facing Saxa who is making her debut for the promotion, bringing an element of the unknown to the match.
🤩 A DEBUT AND A DEFENCE 🤩@deffonothollie as been a fighting champion since taking top spot and has been taking on ALL challengers! But who’s next?
Hollie Barlow will be looking for a win here having been unsuccessful at the event she co-hosted with Lana Austin where she challenged for the Tag Team Championships.
The event takes place on Sunday 1st February. Tickets for the event are priced at £25 for ringside and £16 for general admission, with family combinations also available, and are on sale now.
Melissa Fierce will defend her Pro Wrestling Cyprus Women’s Championship for the first time on 7th February.
Fierce won a four-woman knockout tournament in October 2025, defeating LA Taylor in the final to walk away with the title belt which had been vacated by Livvii Grace.
Now she faces her first challenge at the Stavrou Secondary School, as ‘The Deadly’ Nightshade laid down the challenge for the title on social media. Fierce has since accepted, and the match has been confirmed.
RevPro rounded off a busy month returning to the HMV Empire in Coventry, where Alexxis Falcon once again got involved in Kanji’s business.
At the last show in Sheffield, Falcon managed to pick up the win by winding Kanji up enough that she ignored the referee’s request to break on the ropes, eventually hitting the ref out of the way and getting disqualified.
In Coventry, Kanji went up against Skye Smitson. Before the match could even get underway, Alexxis Falcon headed to ringside to watch the match. Eventually she would get involved by pushing a pin attempt to reverse it, which helped Smitson get the three count.
Not content with what she’d done so far, Falcon laughed in the face of Kanji which sparked another brawl between the pair until they were eventually able to be separated.
Skye Smitson had already made herself known earlier in the evening. After Michael Oku defeated Maverick Mayhew, Oku refused to release the half crab despite the attempts of Danny Black. Smitson saw this as her opportunity to once again attack Amira Blair, with Oku unable to stop her smashing a steel chair in to Blair’s back and stepping their rivalry up a notch.
In the other women’s match, Mercedez Blaze faced off with Melissa Fierce. Whilst Blaze was once again trying to defend the CTC following her loss to Alex Windsor in her last RevPro outing, Fierce was looking for her first win having debuted at Live In London 103.
On this occasion it was Fierce who picked up the win in another impressive display, whilst Blaze will no doubt be seeking revenge and to turn around the recent run of losses.
Pro Wrestling EVE - Amira Blair vs. Harley Cameron
The big matches and big opportunities keep coming, as Pro Wrestling EVE have confirmed that AEW’s Harley Cameron will face Amira Blair at the O2 Indigo for Wrestle Queendom.
Even EVE have admitted they’re not sure what the consequences are of putting a match together between the two.
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) January 16, 2026
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.
Wrestle Queendom takes place on Sunday 8th March at the Indigo in O2 in London. Tickets for the event are available now.
Melissa Fierce left a lasting impression when she debuted at RevPro earlier this year, and this Sunday she’ll be back to face a member of the Cut Throat Collective at the HMV Empire in Coventry.
Fierce had the crowd behind her at Live In London 103, and it took the wily tactics from Alexxis Falcon getting her feet on the ropes without the referee seeing to get the victory. However, she was met with a “please come back” chant, and matchmakers have acted quickly to make this happen.
On Sunday 18th January in Coventry, Melissa Fierce will go up against Cut Throat Collective member Mercedez Blaze.
🚨 MATCH ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨 📅THIS SUNDAY, January 18th 📍 HMV Empire, Coventry 🕐3.30pm Doors l 4pm Bell Time
The last time we saw Mercedez Blaze in a RevPro ring she was on the losing end of a match against Alex Windsor, who has now gone on to become Undisputed British Women’s Champion, so Blaze will no doubt have her eyes on another match with the title holder.
Doors for the event open at 3.30pm with first bell at 4pm. Tickets for the show are available here.
