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NEWS: Myla Grace To Make OTT Title Defence This Weekend

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OTT - Liamo's Final Battle
OTT - Liamo's Final Battle

OTT Women’s Champion Myla Grace has been dominant since she won the title, however faces possibly her toughest opponent to date in Meath this Saturday.

Having wrestled the title away from Raven Creed back in October 2025, Grace has gone on to successfully defend the belt on three occasions.

However, this Saturday at Liamo’s Final Battle, three-time title holder Session Moth Martina returns to take another shot.

Martina has posted on social media how she jumped at the chance when she got the call for the match.

This would continue a strong start to the year for Session Moth Martina, who won the Pro Wrestling EVE 2026 SHE-1 tournament earlier this month.

This Saturday’s OTT event takes place at Ashbourne Community School in Meath with a 4pm bell time. Tickets for the show are available now.

RESULTS: RevPro Live In Sheffield

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RevPro - Kanji
RevPro - Kanji

RevPro made their first trip to Network in Sheffield, with tensions between Alexxis Falcon and Kanji boiling over even further.

During the event the week before at Porchester Hall in London, Falcon confronted Kanji following her victory over JGU and provoked the situation by berating her for allowing Alex Windsor to win the Undisputed British Women’s Champion from Mercedes Mone rather than making sure she did it herself.

The pair were quickly booked in to a match in Sheffield, and as everyone will imagine it was a tempered affair, with Falcon using her usual tactics to try and avoid being tied up in knots by Kanji.

However, many will be shocked by the official result with Falcon picking up the victory by disqualification. After being spat in the face of, Kanji went on a vicious attack which backed Falcon against the ropes. As the referee tried to separate the pair, Kanji hit the ref causing the DQ.

Elsewhere on the card Rhio, coming off the back of her loss to Mercedes Mone in Cardiff, went up against Skye Smitson. This was Smitson’s second match in recent weeks, but the result was the same as she was hit with the package piledriver for Rhio to get the win.

The action didn’t stop there. After attacking Amira Blair in London last week, the favour was returned when Smitson returned to the stage and was hit with a spear by Blair.

No doubt that isn’t the end of both rivalries. Both matches are available to watch now on Rev Pro On Demand.

RESULTS: Alex Windsor Concludes Stardom Tour

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Alex Windsor
Alex Windsor

Having made her debut for the company to kick off the year, Alex Windsor has thanked Stardom having wrestled on two further events.

As part of New Year Dream on 3rd January, Windsor was successful in both of her tag team contests.

The action has since moved on to the prestigious Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, with two further events in two days.

On Saturday 10th January, Alex Windsor was on the winning side of an eight-person tag, teaming with Olympia, Momo Kohgo and Saya Iida to defeat the God’s Eye combination of Kiyoka Kotatsu, Ranna Yagami, Saki Kashima and Syuri.

The following day, the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Champion was also victorious against God’s Eye, this time alongside Sareee against Ranna Yagami and Syuri.

In a post on social media, Windsor thanked Stardom for making her “feel at home”.

NEWS: TNT Confirm Contests For Merseyside Massacre

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TNT Merseyside Massacre
TNT Merseyside Massacre

TNT Extreme Wrestling have announced two women’s matches as well as an intergender match for their upcoming event in Liverpool.

The event, which will take place at Hanger 34 on Saturday 31st January, will be part of a double-header of events which also features the Ignition Rumble earlier in the day.

One match signed will see newly-crowned Pro Wrestling EVE SHE-1 winner Session Moth Martina go up against Leonardo Darwin.

Also on the bill there will be Emersyn Jayne taking on Rayne Leverkusen, and Lucy Sky going up against Nightshade.

The event will have an 18+ policy. Tickets are priced at £25 for adults, £40 for VIP access and £12.50 for students, and are available now.

RESULTS: True Grit Rumble 2026

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True Grit Wrestling
True Grit Wrestling

True Grit Wrestling ran their annual Rumble event, where Alexxis Falcon defended her Women’s Championship against Hollie Barlow.

The event took place at The Left Bank in Leeds, where Barlow took the fight to the title holder early on in the match.

There were the usual tactics from Falcon though, including feigning an injury which would end up being enough for her to hit the Off With Her Head and successfully defend the belt.

This meant she could watch on during the Rumble match to see how other potential challengers to her gold got on – and there were plenty involved.

One of them was Hollie Barlow herself, who showed her power including hitting a double chokeslam which she apologised for on social media after.

Others involved in the match included Lily Winter, Melissa Fierce and Natalie Sykes, although none of them were able to outlast the rest of the competitors and beat eventual winner, Tony Wright.

True Grit Wrestling will return to The Left Bank in Leeds on Sunday 8th March, and will also hold a show in York on Saturday 7th February. Although no stars have been confirmed for the shows at this stage, tickets for both are available now.

NEWS: PROGRESS Wrestling Announce Two London Matches For SSS16

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PROGRESS Wrestling - Super Strong Style 16 - Anita Vaughan vs. Skye Smitson
PROGRESS Wrestling - Super Strong Style 16 - Anita Vaughan vs. Skye Smitson

With PROGRESS Wrestling hosting a women’s Super Strong Style 16 tournament for the first time this year, two contests have been confirmed to take place at the Electric Ballroom later this month.

In a change to the regular format, the first round matches for the tournament will take place across various shows and in a number of countries, with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final all taking place across one weekend in May.

The first match which will take place abroad has already been confirmed, with Kanji taking on Irene at SAJ in Italy.

However, PROGRESS Wrestling return to the Electric Ballroom in Camden, London for the first time in 2026 on Sunday 25th January, and two first-round matches have been confirmed.

One of the contests will see Anita Vaughan take on the returning Skye Smitson. It will then be a full-on Experience vs. Hyperactive affair, as Safire Reed faces LA Taylor.

This is all before there’s a huge first-round match between former WWE star Shotzi Blackheart and Lana Austin, which is scheduled for For The Love Of Wrestling in Manchester on 20th February.

Tickets for the Camden event, which starts at 3pm, start from £30 and are available now.

NEWS: Debbie Keitel Returns To UK At Pro Wrestling EVE

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Debbie Keitel
Debbie Keitel

Having spent a year competing in Japan, Debbie Keitel made a surprise return to UK soil when she competed in Pro Wrestling EVE’s 2026 SHE-1 tournament.

Working for Pro Wrestling DIANA, Keitel is the current Tag Team Champion for the company having won the belt in July 2025. Having confirmed that she’ll be returning to the land of the rising sun, it was a shock when she appeared at EVE as part of the annual tournament.

Quickly dispatching Abi Cartwright in the final qualifier, there was no time to waste as she went in to her quarter-final match with someone she knew very well and even held the EVE Tag Team Championships with – Anita Vaughan.

It was Vaughan who was able to pick up the victory on this occasion, and would go on to the final where she was defeated by Session Moth Martina.

After the appearance, Debbie Keitel commented on what it meant to be back:

No other in-ring appearances have been confirmed for this stay before Keitel returns to Japan, although she will be returning home to Fight Factory in Ireland as a guest coach.

RESULTS: Pro Wrestling Eve SHE-1 2026

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Pro Wrestling EVE - SHE-1 2026
Pro Wrestling EVE - SHE-1 2026

Pro Wrestling EVE presented its annual SHE-1 tournament at the Big Penny Social Club in London, with the stakes higher than ever for the winner.

With all roads leading to Wrestle Queendom on 8th March at Indigo at the O2, this year’s SHE-1 tournament would get the chance to headline the historic event.

There were shocks right from the outset as Abi Cartwright competed in the final qualifying match against a returning Debbie Keitel, who was making her first appearance in the UK having spent the last year competing in Japan.

The tournament would end up boiling down to a final between a stalwart of Pro Wrestling EVE in Session Moth Martina, and one of those rising quickest in the promotion ‘All Violence’ Anita Vaughan.

However, it was Martina who managed to pick the win and in a post on social media afterwards made clear how tough a journey it had been not just overall to get to this point, but in the build-up to the show.

There was one major concern during the show, when Safire Reed went down early and the referee was forced to stop the match. The star has since confirmed herself that she’s fine and will be back to compete in due course.

The full results from the night are available below:

  • Qualifier: Debbie Keitel defeated Abi Cartwright
  • Quarter-Final: Anita Vaughan defeated Debbie Keitel
  • Quarter-Final: Skye Smitson defeated Emi Sakura
  • Quarter-Final: Session Moth Martina defeated Alexxis Falcon
  • Quarter-Final: Molly Spartan defeated Safire Reed by referee’s decision
  • Semi-Final: Anita Vaughan defeated Skye Smitson
  • Semi-Final: Session Moth Martina defeated Molly Spartan
  • Final: Session Moth Martina defeated Anita Vaughan

NEWS: Two Contests Confirmed For RevPro Live In Sheffield

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RevPro - Alexxis Falcon & Kanji
RevPro - Alexxis Falcon & Kanji

After what happened in London, RevPro matchmakers have wasted no time in getting Alexxis Falcon and Kanji in the same ring, whilst another women’s division match is also confirmed.

During Live In London 103, Alexxis Falcon confronted Kanji after her victory over JGU, berating her for not taking the Undisputed British Women’s Championship from Mercedes Mone while she had the chance and instead letting Alex Windsor do so.

This led to a brawl between all three competitors, with Falcon and Kanji needing to be dragged apart the most. Just one week later, it has been confirmed they’ll compete in singles action at Network in Sheffield.

The other match signed will see Skye Smitson, who viciously attacked Amira Blair as she was accompanying Michael Oku to ringside in London, go up against Rhio. The last time Rhio was in a RevPro ring was when she challenged Mone for the gold in Cardiff back in December.

Tickets for the event, including Sheffield season tickets, are available now.

BRITS ABROAD: TNA Feature Dani Luna vs. Harley Hudson; Luna Gets Title Shot

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TNA - Dani Luna vs. Harley Hudson

It’s been a far more brutal side on show from Dani Luna on TNA in recent weeks, and this was shown in both her match against Harley Hudson on Impact and what happened after.

In last week’s episode, Luna attacked Xia Brookside during her tag match alongside current Knockouts Champion Lei Ying Lee against The Elegance Brand, causing the loss for her side.

This week she went up against Harley Hudson, a powerhouse in herself who had Myla Grace at ringside, but who came up short after a Luna Landing was enough to seal the victory.

This wasn’t enough for Dani Luna who continued the assault after the bell, which brought Lee to the ring to even the odds.

However, as it looked like Luna was ready to leave she re-entered the ring and locked a sleeper on the title holder, who passed out whilst reaching for her belt.

This has led to a match between the two being signed for Genesis, which takes place on Saturday 17th January in Dallas, Texas.

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