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Lucy Sky Out For Revenge At TNT Sirens Fury

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After being attacked by a masked figure back in March, Lucy Sky will be looking to take out those frustrations on her opponent at TNT Sirens Fury: Sirens On The Loose.

It was her match against Rhio at ‘Going Off Big Time’ which ended in a victory, but only by disqualification. This continues a mixed year of results for Sky in the promotion, and the attack by the mystery person will only have infuriated her further.

Now she will be getting the chance to take out those frustrations on Hollie Barlow, when the pair meet at TNT Sirens Fury.

It’s already been noted how much of a strong run LALLIE are on in TNT, with Barlow and Lana Austin currently holding the Women’s Tag Team Championships, and Austin holding the singles gold.

No doubt the pair will be keeping an eye on one another and ready to employ devious tactics if required, as Austin also faces a strong challenge for her Women’s Championship as she defends against The Experience’s Skye Smitson.

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

TNT Sirens Fury: Sirens On The Loose takes place at the Fusion Nightclub in Liverpool on Sunday 28th June. Doors open at 6pm for VIP ticket holders and 7pm for general admission. Tickets are priced at £20 for VIPs, £15 for adults and £12 for children (booking fees apply) and are available now.

Dani Luna To Challenge Myla Grace For Slammasters Championship

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Slammasters Championship - Myla Grace vs. Dani Luna

In a huge challenge for Myla Grace, she’ll be defending her Slammasters Women’s Championship against Dani Luna in Cardiff.

Myla Grace won the Slammasters Women’s Championship back in March, beating both Diana Strong and Lil Marz in a triple-threat match to claim the vacant title.

This has been part of a golden year so far for ‘That Girl’, as she’s also held the OTT Women’s Championship since November 2025 and racking up six defences so far just this year, as well as also having a brief reign as the World Series Wrestling Women’s Championship in Australia.

However, with Slammasters ‘Inevitable Anniversary’ show fast approaching, it looks like she will be facing an extremely difficult task to retain this gold, as she takes on Dani Luna.

Luna is a world-travelled competitor, and was across the ring from Grace multiple times in TNA last year, coming up on the winning side on each occasion which will no doubt give her confidence going in to the title match.

The Slammasters Inevitable Anniversary Show takes place at Portland House in Cardiff on Sunday 19th July. Doors open for the event at 3.30pm with first bell at 4pm. General admission tickets are priced at £20 for adults, £12 for children and £55 for a family of four, and are available now.

Attack Pro Announce Updated Card For London Event This Weekend

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Attack Pro London June 2026

Some changes have been enforced on Attack Pro’s event in London this coming Saturday, with Steph De Lander no longer able to travel to Europe.

De Lander was originally scheduled to appear on a number of shows across the weekend, however due to visa issues she is no longer able to leave the United States and will be unable to make the appearances at this time.

This has forced a number of card changes, including for Attack Pro’s event at Playfight London on Saturday 6th June. It’s now been announced that Session Moth Martina will take on Emersyn Jayne in singles action at the show.

This marks a particularly busy weekend for Session Moth Martina, who will be defending her Pro Wrestling EVE Championship against Alexxis Falcon just 24 hours before.

Doors open for the event at 7pm with first bell at 7.30pm. Tickets are priced at £20 (+ £1.80 booking fee) and are available now.

RESULTS: RevPro Live In Coventry – May 2026

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RevPro Live In Coventry May 2026 - Amira Blair vs. Skye Smitson
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Two heated rivalries took their next steps at RevPro Live In Coventry, as Amira Blair got her hands on Skye Smitson, and Rhio and Kanji fought once more.

Since losing to Blair back in December 2025, Smitson has been on a warpath of attacking her, making it clear she doesn’t feel she belongs in the same ring of her and should just be seen hanging off the arm of Michael Oku.

Both women were eagerly waiting for the bell, and instantly went at it with hammer blows to each other. This is when the match took an early turn, as Smitson refused to back off and ended up arguing with the official – who she then pulled in to the way of a massive spear from Blair.

With nobody in control, the pair fought around the ring including Blair hitting Smitson – however it wasn’t long before ‘The Villainess’ got her revenge, as they brawled to the stage and Smitson trapped Blair’s head with a chair and stomped on it, before returning to the ring and continuing to insult her.

Somehow Blair fought through a crowd of contenders telling her not to return to the ring, and took everything Smitson could throw at her. This was when she seemed impervious to pain, and managed to fight back with a V-trigger, saito suplex and finally a spear which was enough to pick up the popular victory.

The rematch between Rhio and Kanji had an intense opening too, with both ladies giving as good as they got. As the match wore on Rhio seemed to take control, and seemed almost over-confident that she was going to be picking up the victory.

However, Kanji fought back and managed to lock on a couple of submissions which almost seemed like they might be enough to get the job done. Rhio ended up escaping, and we seemed to be back to the pair striking each other as hard as they could.

Eventually as Rhio went for the package piledriver, Kanji managed to float over the top, hit a superkick and went for her signature elbow which ended up being the pivotal point in the match. Rhio caught the arm and applied in arm bar, but Kanji managed to roll on top and get the three count.

Instantly after, Rhio snapped back on the arm bar, likely injuring Kanji’s arm in a measure of revenge for what happened in Cardiff, meaning it’s likely the rivalry between these two is far from over.

The next stop for RevPro is Live In London this coming Sunday 7th June, with tickets available now.

Session Moth Martina’s First Pro Wrestling EVE Title Defence Against Confident Alexxis Falcon

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Pro Wrestling EVE - Alexxis Falcon
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It’s been a long road for Session Moth Martina to win the Pro Wrestling EVE Championship, but Alexxis Falcon is determined to dethrone her at the first hurdle.

In the buildup to Wrestle Queendom, it was Martina who went on a streak which shot her to the top of the card. A mainstay of European wrestling for so many years, Martina shot to the top of the card at this year’s SHE-1 tournament.

It was actually Alexxis Falcon she picked up the win over in the quarter-finals, before going on to also get wins against Molly Spartan and Anita Vaughan to get herself the title match against Rhio.

In what was a brutal, bloody affair, Session Moth Martina managed to get the better of ‘The Leader Of The Pack’ and win the belt, with plenty of the Pro Wrestling EVE roster over the years around her to celebrate.

However, her first defence takes place this coming Friday in London, and Alexxis Falcon will feel like she’s destined to take the gold straight from Martina.

2026 has been an absolute tear for ‘The Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’ having picked up plenty of gold, including winning three championships in two days at one point.

In EVE, she’s surrounded herself with likeminded people, including Molly Spartan and former title holder Rhio. However, this hasn’t meant she’s been unable to get the job done by herself.

In a chaotic Sudden Death 16 match at Queendom, Alexxis Falcon managed to come out on top which has given her the opportunity to fight for the championship.

It’s also been clear that she’s exuded confidence even more than usual since that win, and was on the winning side of a six-woman tag which included Martina back in April.

If that wasn’t enough, she picked up a pin over Martina in a tag alongside Rhio back in December 2025, so she knows she can get the better of the title holder and has a record to prove it.

The match will take place at Pro Wrestling EVE’s 150th event: History Makers, Rule Breakers where the full card currently stands at:

  • EVE International Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Miyu Yamashita
  • EVE Championship: Session Moth Martina (c) vs. Alexxis Falcon
  • EVE Tag Team Championships: LALLIE (c) vs. French Art
  • Molly Spartan vs. ‘a returning former WWE title holder’
  • Rhio vs. Aliss Ink
  • Melissa Fierce vs. Lucy Sky vs. Emersyn Jayne
  • Relentless All-Stars vs. NYTE/SKYE

The event takes place at Big Penny Social in London on Friday, 5th June. Doors open for the event at 7.30pm with first bell at 8pm. Tickets are priced at £34 for remaining seating and £25 for standing, and are available now.

Session Moth Martina To Face Deka At TNT Sirens Fury

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TNT Sirens Fury - Session Moth Martina vs. Deka

The card for TNT Sirens Fury in Liverpool is starting to take shape, as two well known names in the company are now set to face off.

It’s been a strong year around the entire wrestling industry so far for Session Moth Martina, not least becoming Pro Wrestling EVE Champion at Wrestle Queendom when she defeated Rhio for the belt.

However, it’s been a tougher run in TNT of late, in particular her loss to Leonardo Darwin last month.

Now at Sirens On The Loose she comes up against someone whose personality couldn’t be more of a contradiction to her own in the form of Deka.

The pair most recently faced off in the company back in November 2025, where Session Moth picked up the victory teaming with Saxa to take on Deka and Lucy Sky.

This is the second match confirmed for the show, with Lana Austin also now knowing her opponent for the TNT Undisputed Women’s Championship.

TNT Sirens Fury: Sirens On The Loose takes place at the Fusion Nightclub in Liverpool on Sunday 28th June. Doors open at 6pm for VIP ticket holders and 7pm for general admission. Tickets are priced at £20 for VIPs, £15 for adults and £12 for children (booking fees apply) and are available now.

PROGRESS Wrestling Add Fierce vs. Creed To Manchester Card

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PROGRESS Wrestling - Raven Creed vs. Melissa Fierce

As the new era for PROGRESS Wrestling dawns, new owner Nikki Storm has been quick to add an additional match to next weekend’s show in Manchester where Melissa Fierce will take on Raven Creed.

Just a few days ago it was announced that Storm, known as Nikki Cross as part of The Wyatt Sicks in WWE, would be taking over PROGRESS Wrestling along with Big Damo.

Storm had already been announced to be wrestling at the London show in July, but she’s also been quick to take a look at the women’s division and add an extra contest to the Manchester show.

This will be the first time Raven Creed has been in a PROGRESS Wrestling ring since 2023, but she’s had some bitter rivalries in the company including against Lana Austin which ended in a Straightjacket Match. In contrast, Fierce has been making waves across the UK and will be looking to do the same when she steps in to a PROGRESS ring.

On top of that, LALLIE will be taking on The Experience at the event. All four women are coming off competing in Super Strong Style 16, but with both teams popular with the crowd it’ll be interesting who they get behind, especially considering Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow are the local combination.

The shakeup within the company comes off the back of plenty of changes in the women’s division in 2026 so far, including Alexxis Falcon winning the Women’s Championship and turning against all those who supported her, and Rhio becoming the first winner of the Women’s Super Strong Style 16 tournament.

The first event of the new era, Wonderbrawl, takes place at the O2 Ritz in Manchester on Sunday 7th June. The event starts at 3pm, and only standing tickets are still available which are priced at £30.55. We look forward to seeing what’s to come for the women’s division at PROGRESS Wrestling in the coming months!

Myla Grace To Defend OTT Title Against Top International Star

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Myla Grace
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Next month, Myla Grace faces one of the toughest challenges she’s had as OTT Women’s Champion as she defends the title in Dublin.

PLEASE NOTE: This match has now changed. Steph De Lander is no longer able to travel to the UK due to visa issues. She has been replaced in the match by Aluna.

Having won the belt from Raven Creed in October last year, 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.

However, it’s now been confirmed that Myla Grace will put her OTT Women’s Championship on the line next month against Steph De Lander.

Australian De Lander has been on a streak since returning to the ring in 2026, including picking up the ACW and Focus Pro Women’s Championships, as well as being in high-profile matches for GCW, instantly putting her in the OTT title picture.

However, it’s also been a year of gold for Grace. As well as the OTT belt, she also briefly held the WSW Women’s Championship in De Lander’s home country, and is also the current Slammasters Champion.

Myla Grace vs. Steph De Lander 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.

RevPro Rivalry Between Amira Blair & Skye Smitson Continues In Coventry

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RevPro - Skye Smitson & Amira Blair - January 2026
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Since the end of 2025 it’s become really bitter in RevPro between Amira Blair and Skye Smitson, and the pair will now go one on one again this Sunday in Coventry.

It was back in Southampton at the last show of 2025 where Amira Blair picked up a flash victory over Smitson, something which many wondered how well she would take.

The next show everyone found out, as ‘The Villainess’ came up behind Blair whilst she was accompanying Michael Oku to the ring and grabbed her in a choke, leading to the pair brawling to the back.

This scene has been repeated a number of times in the months since, including when the pair were drawn together as the first two entrants in the Women’s Gauntlet in March and once again took each other out of the match.

Things came to a head once again last month in Cardiff, after Blair was unsuccessful in her attempt to capture the Undisputed British Women’s Championship from Alexxis Falcon. Whilst Falcon was running down her opponent, Smitson hit the ring to join in a beatdown, which continued until Dani Luna evened up the numbers.

It’s now been confirmed that Blair and Smitson will go one on one when RevPro return to the HMV Empire in Coventry this coming Sunday, 31st May. Blair has been quick to take to social media to discuss the match.

The event is also set to include a boat between Kanji and Rhio, with both women vying for the opportunity to face Falcon for the title.

Doors for the event open at 3.30pm with first bell at 4pm. Tickets are priced at £32.50 for front row, £22.50 for adults and £15 for under 16’s (booking fees apply) and are available now.

Kris Statlander Defending Pro Wrestling EVE International Title On Huge Card Next Week

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Pro Wrestling EVE - Kris Statlander
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AEW star Kris Statlander once again heads to London next Friday as she defends her Pro Wrestling EVE International Championship against a top Japanese star.

Since defeating Anita Vaughan for the gold in July 2025, Kris Statlander has proven to be a dominant title holder including successful defences against the likes of Nina Samuels, Alex Windsor, Yuu, Vaughan and most recently Charlie, who was known as Dakota Kai in WWE and was making her return to independent wrestling at Wrestle Queendom.

This shows she has continued to be a fighting champion and made the trip to the United Kingdom plenty of times to defend the gold, even in the middle of a run as AEW Women’s World Champion. However, at the next Pro Wrestling EVE event it’ll be one of her toughest challenges to date.

Japanese sensation Miya Yamashita is known as one of the toughest wrestlers in the world, and her record in EVE this year so far has been an impressive one considering the calibre of opponents she’s been facing.

Back in March she fought to a time limit draw against Jamie Hayter, and was an early entrant in the Sudden Death 16 match at Queendom – coincidently once against squaring off with Hayter. She then competed twice in one night to earn this opportunity at Statlander, besting both Aliss Ink and Shoko Nakajima.

The match will take place at Pro Wrestling EVE’s 150th event: History Makers, Rule Breakers where the full card currently stands at:

  • EVE International Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Miyu Yamashita
  • EVE Championship: Session Moth Martina (c) vs. Alexxis Falcon
  • EVE Tag Team Championships: LALLIE (c) vs. French Art
  • Molly Spartan vs. ‘a returning former WWE title holder’
  • Rhio vs. Aliss Ink
  • Melissa Fierce vs. Lucy Sky vs. Emersyn Jayne
  • Relentless All-Stars vs. NYTE/SKYE

The event takes place at Big Penny Social in London on Friday, 5th June. Doors open for the event at 7.30pm with first bell at 8pm. Tickets are priced at £34 for remaining seating and £25 for standing, and are available now.

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