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Pro Wrestling EVE 151: Matches, Location, How To Watch, Full Info

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Pro Wrestling EVE 151 - Emersyn Jayne vs. Skye Blue

Two number one contendership matches and an appearance from AEW’s Skye Blue are just some of the features on Pro Wrestling EVE 151 in London.

WHAT WERE THE RESULTS FROM THE EVENT?

Now the show has taken place, you can find the full results and fallout here.

WHEN AND WHERE DOES PRO WRESTLING EVE 151 TAKE PLACE?

The event takes place on Friday, 3rd July 2026. The event will be held at Big Penny Social Club in East London. The nearest Underground station is Blackhorse Road, which is on the Victoria line so therefore has direct links in and out of the city as well as connections to all other major lines. The station is approximately a ten-minute walk from the venue.

WHAT MATCHES AND WRESTLERS ARE ANNOUNCED FOR PRO WRESTLING EVE 151?

After winning the EVE International Championship at Pro Wrestling EVE’s 150th show, Miyu Yamashita was straight away confronted by both Kay Lee Ray and Rhio, who felt they had a strong claim to being the next challenger. The new title holder confirmed that she would defend against one of them in August – but they’d have to face off first to decide which.

Kay Lee Ray - Pro Wrestling EVE
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It’s also been a bitter rivalry in recent months between NYTE/SKYE and LALLIE. The latter only lost the Tag Team Championships to French Art at EVE 150, and want to get straight back in the title picture. However, Skye Smitson and Violet Nyte have made it clear they’re ready to pull out all the stops to make sure that doesn’t happen.

The card for Pro Wrestling EVE 151 currently stands as:

  • EVE International Championship No. 1 Contender: Kay Lee Ray vs. Rhio
  • EVE Tag Team Championships No. 1 Contenders: NYTE/SKYE (Violet Nyte & Skye Smitson) vs. LALLIE (Lana Austin & Hollie Barlow)
  • Skye Blue vs. Emersyn Jayne
  • French Art (Cory Zero & JGU) vs. Melissa Fierce & Maddy Morgan
  • Alexxis Falcon vs. Aluna

WHAT TIME DO DOORS OPEN FOR BEERS, BRAWLS & BURLESQUE?

Doors open at Big Penny at 7.30pm, with first bell set for 8.00pm. For those in the United States, this works out as 3pm EST and 12.00 midday PST.

HOW CAN I WATCH?

If you want to be there in person, then tickets are still available for the show priced at £25 for standing and £34 for the remaining seats. There are also tickets available to meet Skye Blue and Kay Lee Ray after the show.

If you can’t be there in person, you can watch the event live online via EVE’s YouTube channel. To do this, you have to join as a Champion level member, which is priced at £8.99 a month and allows you to watch all EVE events live.

For more details on the company and other upcoming events, you can visit the EVE website.

Kanji vs. Myla Grace Added To RevPro Southampton 42 Card

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RevPro Live In Coventry - Kanji
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It’s been an intense few weeks in RevPro for Kanji, and whilst her rivalry with Rhio is still going strong she has a different challenge in the form of Myla Grace this weekend.

It was back in Cardiff at Epic Encounter where the issues between the two really kicked off, with Rhio scoring a pinfall victory only for Kanji to snap her arm back straight after.

The roles ended up being reversed during their rematch in Coventry, where Kanji was the one who managed to get the win however Rhio snapped back on the arm after in just the same way – and there’s little doubt that it was an intentional act this time around.

Things stayed intense during Live In London 108, although the tag match created new intrigue when Mercedez Blaze interfered to help Rhio and Emersyn Jayne pick up the victory.

However, now Kanji will be looking to focus on a match which you’d expect to have a little more honour to it when she faces Myla Grace.

Grace will be looking to get her RevPro record back on track, having lost to Alexxis Falcon in what turned out to be an Undisputed British Women’s Championship match last month. She also lost to Rhio in February, meaning she will be keen to chalk up a mark in the win column.

However, that’s not to discount the credentials of ‘That Girl’ in 2026, as she currently holds both the OTT and Slammasters Women’s Championships. With the Women’s Grand Prix also quickly closing in, both Grace and Kanji will be looking to impress and earn a spot in the tournament.

The match takes place at Live In Southampton 42 this Sunday, 21st June at The 1865. Doors open for the event at 4pm with first bell at 4.30pm. Tickets are priced at £23 for adults and £18 for children seated, and £18 and £12.50 standing, and are available now.

Nikki Storm To Face Session Moth Martina At PROGRESS Wrestling Next Month

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PROGRESS Wrestling Scorchio: Nikki Storm vs. Session Moth Martina

Nikki Storm isn’t taking the easy option as new owner of PROGRESS Wrestling, as she will face Session Moth Martina in Camden next month.

It was announced a few weeks ago that Storm and Big Damo had become new owners of PROGRESS, with their first show being in Manchester earlier this month.

Now they had to the company’s regular home of The Electric Ballroom in Camden for Scorchio, where ‘The Best In The Galaxy’ will make her in-ring debut at the venue.

However, she will be going up against someone who is well known to the PROGRESS Wrestling crowd, and who seems extremely confident going in to the match, in the form of Session Moth Martina.

It’s been an extremely strong year so far in British wrestling for Martina, including winning the Pro Wrestling EVE Championship at Wrestle Queendom, and a win over Storm will go even further to cementing her place at the top of the PROGRESS roster.

It’s also been confirmed that Rhio will get her shot at Alexxis Falcon for the PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Championship at the same show.

PROGRESS Wrestling: Scorchio takes place on Sunday 26th July in Camden, London. Doors for the event open at 2pm with first bell at 3pm, and tickets are available now.

Riot Cabaret Confirm Four Debutants For London Event This Month

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Riot Cabaret Four-Way

In their own words, Riot Cabaret management have taken notice of how hot the women’s scene is in the UK at the moment, and four competitors will compete in one match at their next event in Clapham later this month.

There’s certainly plenty to aim for when it comes to the Women’s Championship. Held by Thunder Rosa since October 2024 after taking the belt from Nina Samuels, she made a couple of defences before she was forced to step back to due injury.

Rather than stripping the belt, an interim title holder was crowned which was won by Alexxis Falcon in a triple-threat match featuring Nina Samuels and Nixon Newell in December 2025. However, when the titles were unified in April it was Rosa who came out on top.

Looking to expand the division, Riot Cabaret have confirmed that Hollie Barlow, Kanji, Mercedez Blaze and Aluna will all make their debuts for the company and compete in a four-way match at their next event, Law & Order.

There are plenty of credentials for everyone involved in this match. Hollie Barlow has been on a tear in British wrestling and only recently lost the Pro Wrestling EVE Tag Team Championships to French Art. Aluna also has plenty to shout about, especially since become the Queen Of Chaos. Kanji is one of the most recognisable names on the British wrestling scene, however she’s also recently run in to trouble with Mercedez Blaze in RevPro.

Riot Cabaret: Law & Order takes place at the Clapham Grand in London on Thursday 25th June. Doors open at 6.30pm with first bell at 7.30pm. Remaining table tickets are priced at £30 and are available now.

First Three Names Confirmed For RevPro Women’s Grand Prix 2026

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RevPro Women's Grand Prix 2026

The inaugural RevPro Women’s Grand Prix takes place in Wolverhampton this July, and the tournament is starting to take shape.

The tournament has been confirmed as a one-day, two-show spectacle, with eight wrestlers competing to win the tournament which the company has traditionally run involving trios.

The first name confirmed for the tournament is Zoey Serrano, who was known as Zoey Stark in WWE.

RevPro Women's Grand Prix 2026 - Zoey Serrano

Serrano wrestled on the independent scene for the likes of SHIMMER and Championship Wrestling From Hollywood as well as a handful of appearances for Impact Wrestling, before joining WWE NXT in 2021 where she wrestled for over four years.

Now back on the independent scene, this will be Serrano’s first trip to the UK outside of WWE and will be a chance to move herself straight to the top of the women’s division in RevPro.

Also confirmed for the event is CMLL’s Zeuxis, as well as Emersyn Jayne who picked up an important victory last weekend at Live In London 108.

The shows take place at The Hangar in Wolverhampton on Saturday 25th July. The first show starts at 1pm and the second show at 6pm. At present only two-show combo tickets are available priced at £45 for general admission, £75 for second row and £100 for front row.

Discovery Wrestling: Which Member Of LALLIE Will Alexxis Falcon Face?

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Discovery Wrestling - Alexxis Falcon vs. LALLIE

Alexxis Falcon may have used some antics of her own to win the gold, but it looks like Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow are playing a game going in to the next Discovery Wrestling title match.

It’s been a very storied recent history for the Discovery Wrestling Women’s Championship. Former title holder Emersyn Jayne put the gold on the line at the RevPro 13th Year Anniversary weekender, and it ended up being another title added to the collection of Mercedes Mone at the time.

Whilst she then lost the RevPro gold to Alex Windsor at the end of 2025, she still held the Disco gold through until March this year. At that point it was ‘The Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’ who managed to goad Mone in to putting the title at stake in their match in Wolverhampton.

Falcon managed to cause a distraction with one title which was on the line whilst she used the second, and managed to capture the win and become the first person in RevPro to defeat ‘The CEO’.

However, LALLIE are now very much in the hotseat to challenge for the Discovery Wrestling Women’s Championship, and it’s been confirmed that the match will take place next month in Edinburgh.

However, it’s not been confirmed which member of LALLIE will actually challenge for the championship. Assuming they get to choose, the chances are they could leave it until the moment they’re out the curtain to make the announcement – making it even harder for Falcon to prepare for the match,

The match will take place at Discovery Wrestling’s ‘Disco Rumble’ event at Portobello Town Hall on Sunday 12th July. Doors open for the event at 2pm with first bell at 3.15pm. Tickets are priced at £20 for balcony front row or floor second row, £15 for adults, £5 for children and £35 for a family of four, and are available now.

RESULTS: RevPro Live In London 108

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RevPro Live In London 108 - Kanji & Dani Luna vs. Rhio & Emersyn Jayne
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A shocking defeat for the champion and interference in the tag contest made for a lively RevPro event at Porchester Hall in London.

Alexxis Falcon has been undefeated in singles matches in RevPro in 2026, including successful Undisputed British Women’s Championship defences against Amira Blair, Dani Luna and most recently Myla Grace.

In London ‘The Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’ went up against Aliss Ink, who was making her debut in the company. Whilst many would have an expected outcome here, it was Ink with a very impressive display ending with a kick out of nowhere which was enough to secure the victory and instantly elevate herself in to the title picture.

The bad blood between Rhio and Kanji and in particular what happened just one week before at Live In Coventry led to a tag match being signed, as Rhio teamed with Emersyn Jayne to take on Kanji and Dani Luna.

RevPro Live In London 108 - Dani Luna
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However, it was the other participants in the match who were involved in a controversial ending. It looked like Luna had the match won when she hit the Luna Landing on Jayne, however Mercedez Blaze appeared at ringside to put Jayne’s foot on the ropes. This led to Jayne eventually managing to get the win over Luna, which there will no doubt be more fallout from in the coming weeks.

The next Live In London event takes place on Sunday 5th July, and it has already been announced that having made her return to independent wrestling at Pro Wrestling EVE, Kay Lee Ray will debut in RevPro at the show. Tickets for this and all other RevPro events are available now.

Aluna’s Next Pro Wrestling Chaos Title Defence Confirmed Against Alexxis Falcon

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Pro Wrestling Chaos - Aluna vs. Alexxis Falcon

Aluna has been on a massive roll in Pro Wrestling Chaos, but everything has once again stepped up a gear as her next Undisputed Queen Of Chaos Championship defence will be against Alexxis Falcon.

After the belt was vacated by Rayne Leverkusen (now known as Lizzy Rain in NXT) upon signing with WWE, Aluna won a Battle Royale for the gold by last eliminating Nero Toxin back in April.

Her first defence came just a month later, as Hollie Barlow made a unique challenge but came up short with Aluna retaining.

However, it’s now been confirmed that later this month she will defend her title against someone who’s been winning belts all around Europe, Alexxis Falcon.

‘The Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’ seems to love gold at the moment, winning three titles in two days earlier this year as well as being the current PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Champion, with her next defence set for the end of July.

Whilst there will be a desire for more gold, Aluna is also making her own waves in 2026, and will be determined to keep hold of the championship.

The match takes place at Pro Wrestling Chaos: Burning Ambition at King’s Oak Academy in Bristol on Saturday 27th June. Doors open for the event at 6pm with first bell at 6.30pm. Tickets are priced on early bird prices at £29 for front row, £24 for second row, £19.50 for general admission and £61 for a family of four, and are available now.

Alexxis Falcon Comments On Defending PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Title Against Rhio

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Alexxis Falcon - PROGRESS Wrestling
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It’s now been confirmed that Super Strong Style 16 winner Rhio will get her shot at Alexxis Falcon‘s PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Championship next month.

Having won the title in January, ‘The Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’ showed her true colours the following month when a sporting contest against Rhio changed completely when she used the belt to secure the victory, turning her back on both Rhio and the fans.

The attitude has continued since, including in her impressive victory over Mercedes Martinez.

However, Rhio stamped herself another title opportunity by winning the first Women’s Super Strong Style 16 tournament in May, and it’s now been announced that she’ll get her shot at the next show at the Electric Ballroom in July.

Alexxis Falcon has given a very simple statement with her opinion on the match.

It will also be a big night for Nikki Storm, as she makes her return to independent wrestling to take on Session Moth Martina.

The match takes place on Sunday 26th July in Camden, London. Doors for the event open at 2pm with first bell at 3pm. Tickets are priced at £53 for front row or VIP balcony, £45 for general seating or £30 for standing, and are available now.

Nightshade To Challenge For Marigold Championship In Japan

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Marigold - Miku Aono vs. Nightshade

Nightshade is one of a number of British wrestlers currently based in Japan, and she’ll be looking to add a second belt of her time out there when she challenges for the Marigold Championship later this month.

It’s been an extremely successful run in Japan for ‘The Deadly One’ Nightshade, as she currently holds the AAAW Tag Team Championships alongside AEW’s Nyla Rose.

Now she will be looking to add even more gold, as Marigold have confirmed that she will be challenging Miku Aono at the prestigious Korakuen Hall later this month.

Marigold have been used to having talent from our shores on the roster this month, as Angel Hayze and Maddy Morgan have spent an extended period in the country for the Spring Victory tour.

However, it would seem this tour may well be coming to an end, with Hayze now confirmed to defend the ICW Women’s Championship later this month in Glasgow.

This is alongside Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan, who have been competing for Sendai over the last few months and will seemingly be there until the end of July since that was the first event they were announced for.

We wish Nightshade the best of luck in her title match, as well as the rest of her time in Japan!

Nightshade
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