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RESULTS: Pro Wrestling EVE 150 – History Makers, Rule Breakers

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Two huge title changes and the return of Kay Lee Ray to independent wrestling were just some of the highlights of Pro Wrestling EVE 150 at Big Penny Social in London.

The evening kicked off quickly when Session Martina put her EVE Championship on the line against the woman who earned her shot by winning the Sudden Death 16 at Wrestle Queendom, Alexxis Falcon. ‘The Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’ didn’t waste any time, attacking during the entrance and hitting the Off With Her Head to nearly win the title.

Eventually Martina managed to fight her way back in to the contest, and although Falcon will no doubt feel things aren’t over between the two of them, Martina did enough to walk away with her gold.

Molly Spartan had issued a challenge to see if someone still had the fire inside them, and that was soon answered by the returning Kay Lee Ray. Known as Alba Fyre in WWE, KLR took a lot of punishment from Spartan in her first match back in independent wrestling, but managed to hit the swanton bomb to pick up the victory.

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There was controversy in the next title match on the card, as LALLIE looked to retain their titles against French Art. Having picked up a victory over the team back in February, it looked like things might be taking the same course until the referee was knocked down. At this point we saw a new mean streak from French Art, hitting both Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow with the title belts. Although there was a reprieve, it was short-lived and French Art left as new Tag Team Champions at Pro Wrestling EVE 150.

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There was plenty left in the second half of the show, as ‘The Badass’ Emersyn Jayne came out on top in a triple-threat match, which stamped her place in a match against Skye Blue next month. Rhio also faced extremely tough competition in the form of Aliss Ink, but was able to pick up the three count just moments before the time limit for the contest expired.

In the main event of the show, Kris Statlander defended the EVE International Championship against Miyu Yamashita. Many were shocked when the Japanese star managed to grab the victory, but the celebrations were short-lived. Kay Lee Ray hit the ring saying that she wanted to be the first challenger to the title, however before that could be agreed Rhio staked her claim as well. Yamashita suggested that the pair face each other, with the winner getting the first shot at her new gold.

The full results from Pro Wrestling EVE 150 are:

  • EVE Championship: Session Moth Martina (c) defeated Alexxis Falcon
  • NYTE/SKYE (Violet Nyte & Skye Smitson) defeated The Relentless All-Stars (Rhiannon Jade & Ruby Manitoba)
  • Kay Lee Ray defeated Molly Spartan
  • EVE Tag Team Championships: French Art (Cory Zero & JGU) defeated LALLIE (Lana Austin & Hollie Barlow) – TITLE CHANGE!
  • Emersyn Jayne defeated Melissa Fierce & Lucy Sky
  • Rhio defeated Aliss Ink
  • EVE International Championship: Miyu Yamashita defeated Kris Statlander – TITLE CHANGE!

The next Pro Wrestling EVE event takes place at the Big Penny Social Club in London on Friday. 3rd July. Already announced for the show is AEW star Skye Blue taking on Emersyn Jayne, and Kay Lee Ray facing Rhio for a shot at the International Championship. Tickets are priced at £36 for second row, £34 for remaining seating and £25 for standing, and are available now. It was also announced that EVE would be heading to The Hangar in Wolverhampton in November for Elite Encounters, with more details of the event to be released soon.

Angel Hayze Returning To ICW, Defending Title Against Molly Spartan

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ICW - Angel Hayze vs. Molly Spartan

After a huge start to 2026, ICW Women’s Champion Angel Hayze will be returning to both the country and the company, but faces a tough defence against Molly Spartan.

Molly Spartan is a former ICW Women’s Champion in her own right, holding the gold for almost a year before losing it to Rhio in February 2023.

It’s been a long path back to the title picture, but a victory over Natasha Swann back in May stamped her opportunity to face Hayze for the title again.

For Angel Hayze, it’s been an extremely busy time since winning the ICW Women’s Championship in a triple-threat match back in December 2025. She’s managed to fit in a successful defence against Kanji in February this year, however since then has spent an extended time competing for Marigold in Japan, meaning her chances to compete in the United Kingdom have been limited.

It’s now been confirmed that she’ll be back in the country this month, and will give Molly Spartan her title shot as part of The Insane North Weekender.

It will seemingly continue a month of facing returning stars for Molly Spartan, after she squared off with Kay Lee Ray at Pro Wrestling EVE.

The event takes place at The Garage in Glashow on Sunday 21st June and tickets are available now.

French Art Win Pro Wrestling EVE Tag Team Championships

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New Tag Team Champions have been crowned in Pro Wrestling EVE, as French Art have managed to dethrone LALLIE for the gold.

This was a rematch between the two teams from February, where Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow were able to retain the titles in a match which received plenty of acclaim from both the crowd in attendance and online.

Since then LALLIE have gone on to make plenty of successful defences, including against the likes of The IInspiration, and Charli Evans and Jessica Troy at Wrestle Queendom.

However, the rematch with JGU and Cory Zero took a very different turn.

After Zero took a spill to the outside, the referee went to check on her whilst the action continued in the ring. However, JGU then pulled off one of the turnbuckle pads – however before she could use the exposed buckle, the referee had the pad and was in the exposed corner.

Unfortunately he then took the brunt of it as the wrestlers charged in to him, and French Art shockingly took advantage of the opening.

Zero threw one of the title belts to JGU who took out Lana Austin with it, and when Hollie Barlow went to get involved she met with the same fate.

There was a huge reaction when Barlow managed to kick out, however she then took another series of moves ending with a huge moonsault from Zero which was enough for the three count.

Congratulations to the 17th holders of the Pro Wrestling EVE Tag Team Championships, although given how the win happened you can be sure LALLIE will be looking to get a rematch.

The next EVE event takes place on Friday 3rd July, and tickets are available now.

Kay Lee Ray Returns To Independent Wrestling At Pro Wrestling EVE

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Molly Spartan’s challenge has been answered as Kay Lee Ray, known as Alba Fyre in WWE, has made her return to independent wrestling at Pro Wrestling EVE 150.

Spartan’s initial challenge was to see if the fire was still alive in a former title holder, although it seemed that it was going to be answered by Abi Cartwright at first.

However, the lights went out and that’s when the former EVE Champion came to the ring and started taking it to Spartan.

The pair brawled around the ring for a while, and Spartan looked like she might have the better of KLR at points, however it was a flurry from Kay Lee Ray ending with a massive swantom bom from the top which managed to secure the victory.

We welcome Kay Lee Ray back to the independent scene, and can’t wait to have her in the United Kingdom more!

Alexxis Falcon To Defend NGW Women’s Title Against Hollie Barlow

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NGW 18th Anniversary - Alexxis Falcon vs. Hollie Barlow

Later this month in Hull, hometown hero Alexxis Falcon will be looking to go the distance once more when she defends her NGW Women’s Championship against Hollie Barlow.

Alexxis Falcon, the best thing to come out of Hull since Dean Windass, won the NGW Women’s Championship from Lizzy Evo back in June 2025. To date, she’s had to deal with Barlow’s tag partner Lana Austin who she managed to make a successful defence against in November.

At the same show, ‘The Hot Topic’ came up short in a match against Melissa Fierce – however, she then managed to level the scores when she got the win at Regeneration 2026. However, it’s Barlow’s antics when she got involved in the title match with her LALLIE tag team partner which have drawn the most attention.

Melissa Fierce discussed getting a title opportunity, but wants to make sure she has proven why she deserves it which is why she will take on Lana Austin at the next NGW show.

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However, it’s also now been confirmed by Executive Producer Mark ‘The Beast’ Labbett that Alexxis Falcon will defend her title against Hollie Barlow at NGW’s 18th anniversary event. No doubt there will be other eyes on this match given who’s in the venue, but only one will leave as title holder and the other will be a poor unfortunate soul.

The event will take place at Hull City Hall on Friday 12th June. Doors open for the show at 6.15pm with first bell at 7pm. Tickets are priced at £19 for adults, £15 for children and £58 for a family of four (booking fees apply) and are available now.

RevPro Rivalry Between Rhio And Kanji Continues At Live In London 108

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It’s been an eye for an eye (or an arm for an arm) recently between Rhio and Kanji in RevPro, and this Sunday they’ll clash once again in tag team action.

Known as two of the top independent female wrestlers in the world, it’s a surprise to nobody that a rivalry between the pair would become quite so intense. However, at points it has taken on a more sinister side than some would have expected.

Back in Cardiff, it was Rhio who managed to snatch a three count victory whilst Kanji had a submission hold locked on. Straight after the three count she snapped back on the arm, something which Rhio has taken exception to.

The roles ended up being reversed during their rematch in Coventry last Sunday, 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.

It’s now been announced that the pair will face off once again this Sunday in London, when they’re on opposite sides of a tag team match. Rhio will be joined by Emersyn Jayne, whilst Kanji will team with Dani Luna.

This match will not just be about the ongoing rivalry. It’s also a huge opportunity for both Jayne and Luna to show their title credentials considering RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Champion Alexxis Falcon will also be competing at the show.

Both matches take place this coming Sunday, 7th June at the Porchester Hall in London. Doors open for the event at 3.45pm with first bell at 4.30pm. Tickets are priced at £25 (+ £2.50 booking fee) for general admission and are available now.

TNT Sirens Fury – Sirens On The Loose 2026: Matches, Location, How To Watch

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TNT Sirens On The Loose - Lana Austin vs. Skye Smitson

TNT Sirens Fury – Sirens On The Loose is the next all-women’s instalment from the promotion in Liverpool in June 2026, with a huge card in store once more.

WHEN AND WHERE DOES TNT SIRENS FURY TAKE PLACE?

The event takes place at TNT’s regular venue, Fusion Nightclub in Liverpool on Sunday 28th June. The venue is right in the centre of the city near the waterfront, and is serviced by Liverpool Central Metro station which is just a few minutes walk from the venue.

WHAT MATCHES AND WRESTLERS ARE ANNOUNCED FOR SIRENS ON THE LOOSE?

There are plenty of rivalries going in to this event, in particular around the Women’s Championship. Lana Austin. At All Eyes On Me, Austin defended the gold against LA Taylor, and only retained the title via disqualification. This time out, it’ll be Taylor’s Experience tag team partner Skye Smitson who will be getting the shot, and will no doubt be more prepared for LALLIE’s antics.

TNT Sirens On The Loose - Lana Austin vs. Skye Smitson

Austin’s tag partner will also be in action at the event, however she will be up against someone full of fury at the moment. Lucy Sky was attacked by a masked person at Going Off Big Time, and will no doubt be looking to take out those frustrations against ‘The Hot Topic’.

The card for TNT Sirens Fury: Sirens On The Loose currently stands as:

WHAT TIME DO DOORS OPEN FOR TNT SIRENS FURY?

There are two different ticket types for the event – VIP and general admission. If you hold a VIP ticket, then it grants you early access to the venue at 6pm GMT. If you have general admission, then you can enter from 7pm.

HOW CAN I WATCH SIRENS ON THE LOOSE?

As it stands, the only way you can watch the event live is by being there in person. Tickets are priced at £20 for VIPs, £15 for adults and £12 for children (booking fees apply) and are available now. However, with partnerships with both Triller and Hooked On Wrestling TV, you can expect to be able to hear details for watching the event online soon!

ARE THERE OTHER EVENTS THAT WEEKEND?

Yes! Sirens On The Loose is actually a double-header on the same day at the same venue, so you can attend two shows while you’re there. The other event is being run by Superstar Pro Wrestling and will be ‘The Great Liverpool Bash’. Doors for this show will open at 1.30pm with first bell at 2pm, allowing enough time for Sirens On The Loose later in the day. If you want to attend both, then tickets for this are available here.

Aluna Replaces Steph De Lander Against Myla Grace In OTT This Weekend

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Due to visa issues Steph De Lander is no longer able to appear at OTT in Dublin this weekend, but a more than suitable replacement has been found.

Having won the OTT Women’s Championship from Raven Creed in October last year, Myla Grace has made plenty of successful defences including against the likes of Angel Hayze, Diana Strong and KT Electra.

She even managed to hold on to the belt when she faced Session Moth Martina – although that match did end in a disqualification and the victory going to Martina.

It was originally announced that she would face International star Steph De Lander at ‘Watch This’, however visa issues have prevented her from travelling to Europe.

OTT have been quick to find a suitable replacement, and Aluna will now challenge Myla Grace for the gold.

Myla Grace vs. Aluna takes place at The Ringside Club in Dublin on Sunday 7th June. Doors open for the event at 3pm with first bell at 4pm. Tickets are priced at €20 per person and €55 for a family of four, and are available now.

Pro Wrestling EVE 150: Everything You Need To Know

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Pro Wrestling EVE 150 - Kris Statlander vs. Miyu Yamashita

In just 48 hours Pro Wrestling EVE will celebrate their 150th event, and here’s all the details for ‘History Makers, Rule Breakers’.

WHAT ARE THE RESULTS FROM THE EVENT?

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

WHEN AND WHERE DOES HISTORY MAKERS, RULE BREAKERS TAKE PLACE?

The event takes place on Friday, 5th June 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.

WHAT MATCHES AND WRESTLERS ARE ANNOUNCED FOR PRO WRESTLING EVE 150?

There’s plenty to be excited for as part of this event. EVE International Champion and AEW star Kris Statlander will be putting her gold on the line in what many are calling an International dream match, something her opponent Miyu Yamashita is becoming accustomed to both in EVE and around the world.

Session Moth Martina also makes her first defence of the EVE Championship which she won at Wrestle Queendom. However, having won the Sudden Death 16 tournament at the same show and running roughshod since then, Alexxis Falcon will be extremely confident going in to her title opportunity.

The card for the event currently stands at:

WHAT TIME DOES HISTORY MAKERS, RULE BREAKERS START?

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 PRO WRESTLING EVE 150?

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 Kris Statlander 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.

Alexxis Falcon Facing International Challenger At RevPro Live In London 108

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Alexxis Falcon has had plenty to say since becoming RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Champion, and will be looking to back it up in the ring once again this Sunday.

It was back in March when everything really started to fall into place for ‘The Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’. Winning the women’s gauntlet at the start of the month, this earned her the chance to face Mercedes Mone who she also managed to goad in to putting two of her titles on the line. With a bit of help from distracting the official and a title belt, Falcon managed to become the first person to beat Mone in a RevPro ring.

Just 24 hours later, Falcon picked up a third title belt, this time managing to convince Alex Windsor to put her RevPro gold on the line just moments after a successful defence against Safire Reed.

Since then there have been plenty of people keeping one eye on her, but also embroiled in their own bitter rivalries, such as those involving Amira Blair and Skye Smitson, and Kanji and Rhio, both of which reached pivotal points last Sunday in Coventry.

However, Alexxis Falcon has still proven to be a fighting champion, including defences against the likes of Dani Luna and most recently Myla Grace. Now this Sunday in London the title won’t be on the line, but she will be facing International star Aliss Ink.

Ink has been making waves across Europe so far in 2026, including some impressive outings at Pro Wrestling EVE. This will mark her debut in RevPro, and no doubt she will be looking to make a similar impression.

However, it’s Falcon who has the recent winning record between the two, having picked up wins twice in one weekend back in May whilst defending the BODYSLAM Women’s Championship.

Alexxis Falcon vs. Aliss Ink takes place at RevPro Live In London 108 this coming Sunday, 7th June at the Porchester Hall in London. Doors open for the event at 3.45pm with first bell at 4.30pm. Tickets are priced at £25 (+ £2.50 booking fee) for general admission and are available now.

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