True Grit Wrestling have confirmed that Alexxis Falcon will put her Women’s Championship on the line during their first show this year in Leeds, as she defends against Hollie Barlow.
Falcon, who has been champion since defeating Rhio in August 2025, goes in to her third defence of the title against Barlow during the promotion’s annual rumble event at The Left Bank.
So far Alexxis Falcon has defeated both Melissa Fierce and Natalie Sykes in title defences – both of which will also be involved in the rumble match itself alongside Lily Winter and Lizzy Evo.
There are standing tickets available for the event priced at £24, which are available now.
‘Iron Willed’ Alex Windsor headed back to Japan to debut for Stardom to start her year, taking part in two matches on the same day.
Windsor joined the AEW roster in 2025, and despite being knocked out in the quarter-finals of the tournament to crown their first Women’s Tag Team Champions, she ended the year strong by shockingly defeating Mercedes Mone to become RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Champion.
On 3rd January 2026, Windsor took part in Stardom’s New Year Dream double-header, and was successful in both her matches. In the early show she teamed with Neo Genesis (Mei Seira & Starlight Kid) to overcome Anne Kanaya & Cosmic Angels (Natsupoi & Saori Anou), and on the later show it was a standard two-on-two tag working alongside Kikyo Furusawa to defeat Fukigen Death and Konami.
Although no return date has been set, two wins will likely see some sort of plan for Windsor to return to Stardom, whilst holding the RevPro title will also imply we’ll be seeing more of her on our shores as well as in AEW.
RevPro Live in London - Alexxis Falcon vs. Melissa Fierce
Two huge matches took place at the recent RevPro show in Porchester Hall to help shape the women’s divsion in 2026, with Alexxis Falcon taking on the debuting Melissa Fierce and Kanji facing JGU.
It was an impressive debut in the company for Fierce, who came back from being hit with a dropkick as soon as the bell rang to get a flurry of offense, before the dastardly tactics of Falcon shone through.
This continued throughout the match, and in particular as it came to a close where Fierce went to follow up on a huge crossbody, only to be rolled up with Falcon putting her feet on the ropes out of sight of the referee to get the three count.
It was also a strong debut for JGU, however it was the technical prowess of Kanji which shone through. After hitting her signature elbow to the back of the head, Kanji followed up with a sleeper to get the win with both women showing respect for each other after the bell.
This brought Alexxis Falcon back to the ring who got in Kanji’s face, berating her for the respect she shows including to former Undisputed British Women’s Champion Mercedes Mone – and how she now wouldn’t get another shot at her since Alex Windsor won the title.
The tirade of abuse continued, and eventually Kanji snapped and attacked Falcon – although the latter then managed to use the mic to get the upper hand. JGU also got involved in the brawl before they were all able to be separated.
There will no doubt be a follow up to this, with Falcon and Kanji expected to face off further down the line.
Outside of what took place in their own matches, Skye Smitson showed how upset she was at her loss at Season’s Beatings when she attacked Amira Blair as she was accompanying Michael Oku for his title shot against Jay Joshua.
After being choked and kicked in the head, Smitson backed away from Blair – who when she was able to went straight on the attack, and the pair brawled back in another rivalry we clearly haven’t heard the last of.
With the Lallie combination of Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow left in charge of the latest Futureshock show, they granted themselves a shot at the Tag Team Championships.
Critchy and Tom McColl, together known as FTM, had held the gold since June 2025, and Lallie decided that it was time for that to change as the first match they announced for the event at Fairfield Social Club in Manchester.
For periods of the match it almost looked like Austin had taken to Barlow and that the pair were going to be able to work together, although hopes of that (well, for Hollie Barlow mainly) seemed to be shortlived.
FTM managed to retain the titles, and it would seem Lallie have a long way to go before they’re completely on the same page. They did, however, manage to show some of their usual antics on social media throughout the day.
The next event at the Fairfield Social Club takes place on Sunday 1st March, but Futureshock will be back in action before then at the Stockport Masonic Guildhall on Sunday 1st February. Tickets for both events are available now.
TNA Impact: The Angel Warriors vs. The Elegance Brand
Xia Brookside was once again in action this week on TNA Impact as one half of the Angel Warriors, as they want up against The Elegance Brand.
Going in to the match, Brookside and her partner Lei Ying Lee were on a 6-0 winning streak, and looked to continue this against the team which won the TNA award for 2025 Tag Team of the Year.
However, it was another Brit who would play a crucial role in the outcome of this contest. As Xia Brookside reached out to make a tag, Dani Luna (a former Tag Team Champion in her own right) appeared at ringside and took Lei Ying Lee out of the match by throwing her forcefully into the cornerpost.
With the match now essentially two on one, this left the way clear for The Elegance Brand to continue their path towards current TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champions, The Iinspiration.
As yet, no matches have been announced for either The Angel Warriors or Dani Luna in the coming weeks, however we can be certain there will be fallout from what’s just happened.
PBW have confirmed that they will present the third instalment of Chaos in Clydebank this coming February, once again featuring an all-female card.
The event will take place as usual at the Clydebank Community Sports Hub on Friday, 27th February. Whilst the poster on the website includes the likes of Melissa Fierce, Angel Hayze, Lizzy Evo and Rhio, the graphic posted on Instagram shows far more additions to the roster for the event.
In addition to those previously mentioned, this poster also has the likes of Hollie Barlow, Molly Spartan and Maddy Morgan scheduled to appear.
Doors for the event open at 6.30pm with first bell at 7.00pm. Tickets for the event are priced at £15 for adults and £10 for children, with a family ticket also available for £20, and are available now.
Alex Windsor will be heading back to Japan to start the year and will be making her STARDOM debut in a double dose of tag team action.
The year ended strong for Windsor, as she defeated Mercedes Mone on an AEW show to win the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship.
However, Windsor will be flying straight to Japan to start the year where she will debut for STARDOM as part of their New Year Dream 2026 double header, with both matches now confirmed.
During the daytime event, ‘Iron Willed’ Alex Windsor will team with Starlight Kid and Mei Seira to take on Natsupoi, Saori Anou and Anne Kanaya, whilst on the evening show it will be two-on-two action with Windsor & Kikyo Furusawa vs. Konami and Fukigen Death.
Windsor has commented on what starting the year in STARDOM means:
Whilst the year starts with tag matches, there can be no doubt that Windsor will have challengers very quickly lined up to go after her newly-won RevPro gold.
RevPro will return to the Porchester Hall in London for their first show of the year this Sunday, 4th January, where Melissa Fierce will make her debut for the promotion, whilst Kanji will also be in singles action.
Fierce has been making waves both around the country and abroad, but will kick off 2026 with a debut for RevPro when she faces someone who was one of the most dastardly on the roster over the last 12 months, Alexxis Falcon.
Falcon had long-running issues with Amira Blair in 2025, and has commented on social media making clear she’s ready to stake her claim for the year ahead.
There will also be a debut in the company for JGU, who will take on Kanji. There can be no doubts that Kanji will be looking for more success in RevPro in 2026, including going after Undisputed British Women’s Champion Alex Windsor, who recently took the title away from Mercedes Mone.
Tickets for this Sunday’s event at Porchester Hall, as well as a season ticket for all events at the venue this year, are available now.
Lallie, the ‘best friends’ combination of Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow, will be running the upcoming Futureshock Wrestling event as a FRIENDS takeover, and have made sure they’re in with a chance of winning gold.
In 2025, Lallie became a revelation for women’s wrestling in the UK, with Barlow constantly seeking the approval of Austin – and pretty much never getting it.
However, putting further tag team gold around their waists could change that, and they have the opportunity to do so at the opening Futureshock Wrestling show of the year on Sunday, 4th January.
Hosting the show at Fairfield Social Club in Manchester, Lallie made the first match of the show by granting themselves a shot at the Futureshock Tag Team Champions FTM, Critchy and Tom McColl – and even tailored the graphic themselves.
🏅 THE GOLD IS ON THE LINE 🏅
The first match announced for this weekends Lallie takeover is obviously themselves!
They’ve decided FTM aren’t worthy of the the tag team titles heading into FTLOW and want to bring the title to their match!
Kay Lee Ray has dominated the independent wrestling scene for many years, and has then made a name for herself under the moniker of Alba Fyre. However, it’s the newest version of KLR who is now garnering the most prominence.
During her time with WWE, Kay Lee Ray worked alongside plenty of household names including a long stretch with Chelsea Green. She also became the longest reigning NXT UK Women’s Champion in history when she took the title off of Toni Storm before eventually losing it almost two years later to Meiko Satomura.
Even before this Kay Lee Ray had pleenty of title credentials, including three reigns as ICW Women’s Champion in her native Scotland as well as holding the main gold in Southside and Pro Wrestling EVE.
It’s EVE where the comeback has been most significant, picking up a win over Molly Spartan in her surprise return match and then following that up with a victory over Rhio to earn herself a shot at the International Championship.
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