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Lana Austin’s Title Challenger At TNT Sirens Fury Set

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Whilst Lana Austin, alongside Hollie Barlow, will feel they rule TNT, there’s someone out for vengeance at the next show in Liverpool next month.

LALLIE became TNT Women’s Tag Team Champions at the beginning of April, with Austin and Barlow getting the better of Skye Smitson and LA Taylor, The Experience.

On top of that Lana Austin is also a two-time TNT Undisputed Women’s Champion, holding the title since last May and meaning LALLIE have control of all the titles in the company.

It was The Experience’s LA Taylor who was the most recent challenger for the TNT singles gold, and even though she got the win on her record in the match it was by disqualification, meaning the title didn’t change hands.

It has now been confirmed that Taylor’s partner Skye Smitson will get the chance for revenge as she challenges Lana Austin for the TNT Undisputed Women’s Championship at Sirens On The Loose.

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.

Huge Challenges For Dani Luna And Kanji At Ichiban Debut Show

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Ichiban - Kanji vs. Katsuya Murashima

In the unique style of UWF rules, Dani Luna and Kanji will be part of Ichiban’s debut show in London this Friday, but they face extremely tough challenges.

The UWF rules means that matches can only end in knockout or submission. However, there’s also a points system where a wrestler will lose points for certain actions, and they lose the match when their points are reduced to zero.

As one of the most proficient wrestlers in the world today, it’s no wonder Kanji could easily be a standout in this style of match. However, she is facing international opposition in the form of New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Katsuya Murashima.

It isn’t going to be an easy night for Dani Luna either. The current ATTACK Pro Champion and former TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champion goes up against someone who’s held gold all around the United Kingdom in the form of one half of the Young Guns, Luke Jacobs.

The event takes place at Chandler Hall in Central London, with doors opening at 7pm and first bell at 7.30pm. Limited ringside standing tickets are available priced at £22 + booking fee, meaning you will be watching right at the side of the ring.

Kanji And Rhio To Face Off At RevPro Live In Coventry

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RevPro Epic Encounter - Kanji vs. Rhio
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Two ladies who very much have their sights on the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship will square off this Sunday, as Kanji takes on Rhio.

The pair are no strangers to each other in a RevPro ring, having fought as recently as last month in Cardiff at Epic Encounter. On that occasion it was Rhio who was able to get the better of the submission specialist, but that doesn’t mean the result will be the same this time out.

It’s been a tough few months for Kanji, especially since many expected her to get the opportunity to face Mercedes Mone one more time, potentially on a scale as big as Wembley. However, not only did Mone then lose the Undisputed British Women’s Championship to Alex Windsor at the end of last year, she then also lost two more belts to Alexxis Falcon in Wolverhampton, with many speculating that was her final match for the company.

On that weekend Falcon would also win the gold from Windsor – straight after Windsor had already defeated Safire Reed in a title defence, and with inadvertent interference from Kanji. Falcon has spent plenty of time on the microphone goading Kanji, and her temper has unsurprisingly boiled over at points.

That being said, following a loss to Mone back in December Rhio is undefeated in singles matches in RevPro which is certainly a record which would put her in line for a match with Alexxis Falcon for the gold. However, Kanji will be determined to make sure her record shows she should be the one getting the opportunity.

The match will take place at the HMV Empire in Coventry this Sunday, 31st May. 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.

Aluna’s First Pro Wrestling Chaos Defence Set After Unique Challenge

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Aluna
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Aluna is still fresh off becoming Undisputed Queen Of Chaos in Pro Wrestling Chaos, but this weekend she will be straight back in to the action in her first defence.

It was only last month when Aluna competed in the Battle Royale to determine the new title holder, after it was relinquished by Rayne Leverkusen/Lizzy Rain when she signed with WWE.

The Battle Royale included some formidable opponents, but Aluna managed to outlast all of them by finally eliminating Nero Toxin to become the new title holder.

However, Hollie Barlow has given her little time to celebrate the moment, by taking a unique approaching to declaring why Aluna won the match – because she wasn’t there.

To do so, Barlow posted a video on Instagram where she asked… well we’ll let you watch it for yourselves.

It was also Hollie Barlow who picked up a victory over Aluna back at Heir To The Throne in March, where Barlow was making her debut in the company and Aluna was making her return – although it was with some unscrupulous methods.

This has led to the match being signed for the Undisputed Queen Of Chaos this coming Saturday, 30th May at the John Cabot Academy in Bristol. The show will also feature Emersyn Jayne, who will no doubt be keeping one eye on an opportunity to win gold in Pro Wrestling Chaos, taking on Abigail.

Doors for the event open at 6pm with first bell at 6.30pm. Tickets are priced at £29 for front row, £27 for second row, £19.50 for general admission and £62 for a family of four (booking fees apply) and are available now.

Chantal Jordan In Tough Four-Way Kamikaze Pro Fighting Females Title Defence

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Kamikaze Pro - Chantal Jordan vs. Hollie Barlow vs. Aluna vs. Lana Austin

The lengthy Kamikaze Pro Fighting Females Championship reign of Chantal Jordan is in jeopardy this weekend, as she faces three formidable opponents in one match.

It was a two-year reign for Lana Austin which ended back in June 2024 when she was defeated by Jordan in a No Disqualification match.

Since then she’s been unstoppable as the title holder, including picking up victories over the likes of Lena Kross, Alexxis Falcon and Harley Hudson.

Her most recent defence was against Austin’s LALLIE tag partner Hollie Barlow, a match she was also able to be victorious in.

However, both Austin and Barlow will now return to Kamikaze Pro and challenge for the title in a Fatal Four-Way match.

Although the idea of a match like is that all the wrestlers are against each other, it will be no shock to see LALLIE try and play the numbers game to take out their opponents, before working out which of them leaves with the gold.

As if that wasn’t enough, Aluna is the fourth competitor in the match. Aluna has been on a real roll in 2026, with a highlight being becoming the Undisputed Queen Of Chaos back in April, winning the belt in a Battle Royale after it had been vacated by Rayne Leverkusen when she signed with WWE.

To find out who leaves as Kamikaze Pro Fighting Females Champion this Friday 29th May, the action takes place at The Drop Inn in Digbeth, Birmingham. Doors open at 6.15pm with first bell at 7.00pm. Tickets are priced at £25 for front row, £17.50 for general admission seating, and £12.50 for standing, and are available now.

Rhio Wins First PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Super Strong Style 16 Tournament

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Rhio - PROGRESS Wrestling Super Strong Style 16 2026
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During a history-making weekend in London, Rhio managed to win three matches to become the first-ever PROGRESS Wrestling’s Women’s Super Strong Style 16 winner.

Whilst the male version of the tournament has been a staple in PROGRESS Wrestling, 2026 is the first time that an all-female tournament has been held, and on top of that the first round matches were held around the world with those qualifying all competing at the Electric Ballroom.

Rhio managed to get the better of Vert Vixen in Las Vegas to stamp her place in the weekend, and on day one she also overcame Stephanie Maze to get to the final four.

In the semi-finals Rhio defeated Shotzi Blackheart with the crowd split behind both ladies. It was a different story in the final as she faced Gisele Shaw, who hadn’t made friends with the London crowd straight away by demanding she deserved a bye all the way to the final, not just in the first round.

After beating Skye Smitson and Kanji, Shaw was beaten by Rhio, and did at least show respect to the inaugural tournament winner along with the rest of the wrestlers who had been competing. Rhio also commented soon after how grateful she was.

Congratulations to Rhio, and we look forward to seeing what’s next for her in PROGRESS Wrestling, as she no doubt has her eyes on Women’s Champion and former friend Alexxis Falcon.

Emersyn Jayne Faces Huge Challenge On Quest To Regain Discovery Wrestling Title

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Emersyn Jayne - Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom
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With a new Discovery Wrestling Champion crowned last month, Emersyn Jayne will have her sights set on regaining the gold, but faces a tough first challenge at the next event.

Emersyn Jayne lost her Discovery Wrestling gold to Mercedes Mone as part of her long run of winning belts around the world. However, she never got the opportunity to get the belt back from Mone before she then lost the title herself.

That happened last month at RevPro High Stakes in Wolverhampton, where she was goaded in to putting both the Discovery and Bodyslam Scandinavian Championships by Alexxis Falcon, and after some cheeky use of a chair behind the referee’s back it was the ‘Wicked Bitch Of Wrestling’ who left with the titles.

Now, at the next Discovery Wrestling event, Emersyn Jayne will get a chance to stake her claim as the next challenger for the gold, however she’ll have to defeat Lana Austin to do so.

The event takes place at the Portobello Town Hall on Sunday 10th May. Doors open at 2pm with first bell at 3pm, and tickets are available now.

Angel Hayze & Maddy Morgan To Challenge For Marigold Titles

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Marigold Twin Star Championships - Angel Hayze & Maddy Morgan

As part of their so far successful tour of Japan, Angel Hayze and Maddy Morgan will get an opportunity at the Twin Star Championships in Marigold this weekend.

It was announced earlier this year that Hayze and Morgan would be part of the Spring Victory Series which started in early March.

The duo have proven to be extremely popular and have managed to secure plenty of wins during their run, which has led to this new opportunity.

It has now been announced that Angel Hayze and Maddy Morgan will challenge Misa Matsui and CHIAKI for the Twin Star Championships.

The only concern for this match will be that Morgan fell ill during last weekend’s events and was unable to compete on the Sunday, so hopefully she will have fully recovered in time for this match.

It seems to be the year for wrestlers making their debuts in Japan, with Hyperactive also now set to fly over later this week.

Six Contests Set For Pro Wrestling EVE In London This Friday

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Pro Wrestling EVE April 2026 - Anita Vaughan vs. Billie Starkz

In the first show back since the historic Wrestle Queendom, Pro Wrestling EVE are once again pushing the boat out with a huge night of action at the Big Penny Social in London.

Both members of Hyperactive will be looking to head off to Japan next week with wins under their belts, but they face extremely tough comeptiton in the form of top international stars.

Safire Reed asked for the biggest challenge she could get and was rewarded with a match with AEW Women’s Tag Team Champion ‘The Megasus’ Megan Bayne, whilst Anita Vaughan will also face an AEW star in the form of Billie Starkz.

Having won the Pro Wrestling EVE Championship at Wrestle Queendom, Session Moth Martina will be in action in a non-title match against someone who made their return to the company at the same show, Lucy Sky.

The former title holder Rhio will be looking to balance the record books a bit as she goes up against ‘The Badass Emersyn Jayne.

The EVE Tag Team Championships will also be on the line as LALLIE defend the gold against Nyte Skye, whilst in additional tag action French Art will face Chantal Jordan and Aliss Ink.

This is all part of a packed couple of months for the company, including a collaboration show with TJPW.

Doors open for Pro Wrestling EVE ‘Bruised, Battered & Hungover’ at 7.30pm with first bell at 8pm. Tickets start from £25 and are available now, as well as meet and greet tickets with Megan Bayne.

Molly Spartan Faces Returning Star At ICW In Glasgow

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Molly Spartan - Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom
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The number one contendership to the ICW Women’s Championship will be on the line next month, when Molly Spartan faces a competitor who hasn’t been in the company for eight years.

Spartan is a former title holder, having held the gold for the best part of a year in 2022/2023.

Angel Hayze is the current champion, and she is also currently on tour in Japan with Marigold alongside Maddy Morgan.

However, after a victory over Daisy Jenkins back in March, Spartan has worked her way back in to the title picture and will be involved in a number one contenders match at The Garage in Glasgow on Sunday 24th May, when she goes up against ‘The Badass’ Emersyn Jayne.

Jayne has not wrestled for ICW in eight years, and continues to make waves around the country and Europe, so will be a tough challenger for Spartan and no doubt both would be deserving of going on to the title match.

Tickets for the event are available now starting from £23, and also include options for reserved seating and private booths.

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