Two huge matches took place at the recent RevPro show in Porchester Hall to help shape the women’s divsion in 2026, with Alexxis Falcon taking on the debuting Melissa Fierce and Kanji facing JGU.
It was an impressive debut in the company for Fierce, who came back from being hit with a dropkick as soon as the bell rang to get a flurry of offense, before the dastardly tactics of Falcon shone through.
This continued throughout the match, and in particular as it came to a close where Fierce went to follow up on a huge crossbody, only to be rolled up with Falcon putting her feet on the ropes out of sight of the referee to get the three count.
It was also a strong debut for JGU, however it was the technical prowess of Kanji which shone through. After hitting her signature elbow to the back of the head, Kanji followed up with a sleeper to get the win with both women showing respect for each other after the bell.
This brought Alexxis Falcon back to the ring who got in Kanji’s face, berating her for the respect she shows including to former Undisputed British Women’s Champion Mercedes Mone – and how she now wouldn’t get another shot at her since Alex Windsor won the title.
The tirade of abuse continued, and eventually Kanji snapped and attacked Falcon – although the latter then managed to use the mic to get the upper hand. JGU also got involved in the brawl before they were all able to be separated.
There will no doubt be a follow up to this, with Falcon and Kanji expected to face off further down the line.
Outside of what took place in their own matches, Skye Smitson showed how upset she was at her loss at Season’s Beatings when she attacked Amira Blair as she was accompanying Michael Oku for his title shot against Jay Joshua.
After being choked and kicked in the head, Smitson backed away from Blair – who when she was able to went straight on the attack, and the pair brawled back in another rivalry we clearly haven’t heard the last of.
