It would appear that Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan will be heading to Sendai in Japan for an extended period, with Hyperactive’s first match there taking place this month.
Earlier this year it was confirmed that the team, who have had much success both in singles and tag action over recent months, would be heading to Japan later this year as part of a huge bill in Iwami in July.
However, it has now been announced that the duo will be heading over to Japan for the company far sooner than that, with their first contest set to take place on Sunday 19th April as they face the team of Miyuki Takasi and Yurika Oka.
【#仙女 4.19仙台PIT対戦カード決定】 第3試合 タッグマッチ15分1本勝負 🔥【Hyper Active】サファイア・リード＆アニータ・ヴォーン vs 高瀬みゆき＆岡優里佳🔥
— センダイガールズプロレスリング-SENDAI GIRLS PROWRESTLING- (@senjo2006) April 9, 2026
This means Hyperactive will be heading out next week and seemingly away for an extended period. We wish them the best of luck on their tour, although there are still some commitments in the UK first including Reed’s match against ‘The Megasus’ Megan Bayne at Pro Wrestling EVE tomorrow.
A new Sirens Fury date is set in the diary for Liverpool, as part of four TNT shows taking place across two days.
The events will all take place at The Hangar in Liverpool across the weekend of Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th September.
On the Saturday there will be a Project X event, followed later in the day by a UK edition of Effy’s Big Gay Brunch.
Then on the Sunday Sirens Fury will be followed by a collaboration between TNT and CZW as they host the UK Tournament Of Death.
It seems there’s very much one team in control of the TNT women’s division at present, with Lana Austin currently holding the Women’s Championship and also now the tag team gold alongside Hollie Barlow as LALLIE.
For those who want to attend all four events over the weekend, combination tickets are now available at £80 for general admission and £120 for VIP.
Having had an extremely successful weekend winning three titles in March, Alexxis Falcon will make her first RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship defence at Epic Encounter.
Alexxis Falcon goaded Mercedez Mone in to putting two of her titles on the line in Wolverhampton at High Stakes, and a DDT on to the gold was enough for her to secure the victory.
She then marched in to Coventry just 24 hours later and got Alex Windsor to put her RevPro title on the line straight away after a successful defence against Safire Reed, and an unwitting assist from Kanji meant yet another victory.
This past Sunday at Live In London 106, the team of Kanji, Rhio and Amira Blair managed to pick up a win over the Cut Throat Collective, with Rhio scoring the pin on Mercedez Blaze. After the match Falcon made her presence known and looked at the three victors to select her first challenger.
Having dismissed Rhio and Kanji for the spot, she said it was Amira Blair‘s chance to go for the gold – and the match in now set for this Sunday in Cardiff, with Blair already taking to social media to make it clear she’s confident in walking out at the new title holder.
I am walking out as the new undisputed British women’s champion.
The first Irish women to hold it
It’s a 5 year journey to get here
I lasted a lot longer than people had me down for. I have beaten Alexxis before
RevPro Epic Encounter takes place this Sunday, 12th April at the Vale Arena in Cardiff. Doors open at 3pm with first bell at 4pm, and tickets are available now.
The CTC combination of Safire Reed, Anita Vaughan and Mercedez Blaze have a tough challenge coming their way at Porchester Hall this weekend when RevPro head back to London.
It’s been a rough few weeks for CTC, having made a big statement back in September when they attacked multiple members of staff and crew, but since then Alex Windsor has made it clear she’s going to work her way through them.
Since then Windsor’s picked up a number of victories over the likes of Mercedez Blaze, and also seemingly had the submission win over Vaughan in Cardiff until Reed got involved to cause a DQ.
There was a stumbling block at Live In London 105 when Safire Reed got a pinfall win over Windsor in a no-DQ tag contest, staking her claim for the Undisputed British Women’s Championship.
CTC now have a chance to make a new mark on RevPro this weekend, as they team up to face the combination of Kanji, Rhio and Amira Blair.
Blair has had a number of her own problems in the company of late, with Skye Smitson making a beeline for her at every opportunity.
Rhio also clearly has one eye on Alexxis Falcon as champion, as does Kanji especially given the fact she seemingly helped her win the title by accident, and how Falcon picked up a quick pinfall victory in the gauntlet last time in London whilst Kanji was watching on in a submission.
Tickets for RevPro Live In London as well as all other upcoming events are available now.
There’s even more gold around the waists of Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow, after LALLIE captured the TNT Women’s Tag Team Championships from The Experience.
The combination of Skye Smitson and LA Taylor are long-standing holders of the title belts, having defeated the combination of Rhio and Emersyn Jayne back in January 2025.
Since then they’ve defended the gold against the likes of Hyperactive, The She-Wolves and Pretty Psycho, making their mark in Liverpool.
However, the match between LALLIE and The Experience has been in the books for a long time, giving both sides plenty of time to prepare for the match.
With Austin already holding the TNT Undisputed Women’s Championship, she now has tag titles to her name alongside Barlow having defeated The Experience.
It may not have been an entirely clean victory, as there was a belt shot from Barlow to Taylor as well as a massive powerbomb from Austin, however it was enough to add to their Pro Wrestling EVE Tag Team Championships, which they successfully retained at Wrestle Queendom against Charli Evans and Jessica Troy.
It’s a victory nonetheless, and with both putting in good showings at the last Pro Wrestling CHAOS show and now on the same page at PROGRESS, this will likely not be the last we see of LALLIE going for new titles in 2026.
Having won the CATCH Pro Women’s Championship in January, Lily Winter will now put the gold on the line in Manchester against the debuting Melissa Fierce.
Back in January, Lily Winter managed to dethrone long-term title holder Lucy Sky, who had held the championship since April 2025 and defended against the likes of Hollie Barlow, Lana Austin, and also Winter.
It’s now been announced that this coming Monday 30th March, Winter will put the CATCH Pro Women’s Championship on the line against the debuting Melissa Fierce.
It’s been a strong year of debuts for Fierce so far in 2026 including promotions like RevPro and Pro Wrestling CHAOS, however when it comes to championships it hasn’t been so successful including losing the Pro Wrestling Cyprus Championship.
The match takes place at CATCH Pro’s first Enygma Series event at the Red Arch in Manchester on Monday 30th March. Tickets are priced at £17.50 for general admission and £12 for students (booking fees apply) with a season ticket for all the Red Arch shows also on offer, and these are available now.
Hot off the heels of Wrestle Queendom, the card for the next Pro Wrestling EVE event in London is starting to take shape, including a big match for the former title holder.
Wrestle Queendom was deemed a huge success in the wrestling world, with over 1,200 fans packed in to Indigo at the O2 Arena in London to witness Session Moth Martina win the EVE Championship from Rhio.
Looking to bounce back from the loss, it’s been confirmed that Rhio will take on Emersyn Jayne when EVE return to the Big Penny Social on Friday 10th April.
Another match which has already been announced is that Safire Reed, who lost to AZM at Queendom but then declared she wanted her biggest challenge to date, takes on ‘The Megasus’ and AEW Women’s Tag Team Champion Megan Bayne.
Alongside this, having won the four-way tag match at Wrestle Queendom Skye Smitson and Violet Nyte will get their shot at LALLIE’s Tag Team Championships, and AEW star Billie Starkz will go up against Anita Vaughan.
• NYTE/SKYE Vs LALLIE • Chanel/Alisss Vs French Art • Anita Vaughan Vs Billie Starkz • Rhio Vs Emersyn Jayne • Megan… pic.twitter.com/ZkaOgkU8Xt
— Will Ospreay • ウィル・オスプレイ (@WillOspreay) March 22, 2026
Pro Wrestling EVE ‘Bruised, Battered & Hungover’ takes place at the Big Penny Social in London on Friday 10th April. Doors open at 7.30pm with first bell at 8pm, and tickets for this and other upcoming EVE events are available now.
A new ATTACK Pro Champion was crowned this past weekend at their 15th Anniversary event, as Dani Luna managed to overcome Kanji to win the gold.
Having won the title from James Ellis back in December 2025, Kanji had been a fighting champion and put the title on the line against the likes of Jay Joshua, Rayne Leverkusen and LJ Cleary all in a very short space of time.
— ATTACK! Pro Wrestling (@ATTACKWrestling) March 21, 2026
It’s now been confirmed that at the next ATTACK Pro show which will take place at Arches in London Bridge on Friday 3rd April, Dani Luna will make her first defence of the title against Cowboy Way’s Tom Shire, with tickets for that show available now. It’s also been announced that the company will return to The Great Hall in Cardiff on Saturday 5th September, with early bird access information now available.
With news that Mercedes Mone was returning to RevPro at High Stakes, Falcon went on to a win a gauntlet match at Live In London 105, and she also then goaded Mone in to putting two titles on the line in the match – the Bodyslam Scandinavian and Discovery Wrestling Women’s Championships.
Mone was as popular with the crowd in Wolverhampton as you’d expect, with Falcon instantly getting on the wrong side of them. Whilst Falcon had her moments, it seemed like Mone was going to be able to take everything she could give, especially after she kicked out of the Off With Her Head.
This caused Falcon to go and retrieve the two belts from ringside, attempting to use one which the referee confiscated. After going for the second while the referee was getting rid of it, Mone almost managed to get the win, except for Falcon connecting with a low blow followed by another DDT which was enough for the three count.
Just 24 hours later, RevPro headed to the HMV Empire in Coventry, where Alex Windsor successfully defended the Undisputed British Women’s Championship against Safire Reed.
However, Falcon then appeared and managed to goad Windsor in to putting the title on the line again against her. In the end, it was shockingly involvement from Kanji which was enough to allow Windsor to snatch the title, and leave the weekend with three new belts to add to the collection.
Later that evening, Falcon reflected on the week she had just had.
Spent my week at Disneyland Paris, and spent my weekend wrestling & winning championships from two of the best wrestlers in the world
No doubt there will be a list of challengers for all the belts, and you can expect Kanji to want to get herself to the front of it. RevPro have three shows in consecutive weekends coming up in Southampton, London and Cardiff, and tickets for all three of these are available now.
After asking for her biggest challenge yet, it seems Safire Reed has got it when Pro Wrestling EVE return to the Big Penny Social in April.
Hot off the heels of the highly-successful Wrestle Queendom event at the O2 in London, Pro Wrestling EVE head back to their regular venue of the Big Penny Social on Friday 10th April.
With Session Moth Martina now EVE Champion, there will be plenty of competitors looking to raise their stock to get a shot at the gold – after number one contender Alexxis Falcon.
Not content settling with that, Reed put out a request to EVE management for a big challenge at the next show.
WQ8 didn’t end the way I wanted, but I showed everyone I could keep up until the very end.
I’m back in the ring on April 10th and I want to show everyone I have even more to give.@ProWrestlingEVE I want my biggest challenge yet, I want to face the very best you can offer…☢️💚
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) March 17, 2026
It’s already been a successful year for Bayne too, who won the AEW Women’s Tag Team Championships along with Lena Kross this past weekend, defeating The Babes Of Wrath, who had coincidentally both been part of Wrestle Queendom.
Pro Wrestling EVE ‘Bruised, Battered & Hungover’ takes place at the Big Penny Social in London on Friday 10th April. Doors open at 7.30pm with first bell at 8pm, and tickets for this and other upcoming EVE events are available now.
