📰 HEADLINES — Sports Desk Top Stories
Ed: “Before we hit the rings, let’s start with three stories that have been echoing across the wrestling world this week.”
Ron Simmons reflects on beating Vader for the WCW World Title
Simmons spoke about the night he defeated Vader, calling it a moment that changed not just his life, but the trajectory of representation in wrestling. He emphasized how many people told him that win made them feel seen for the first time.
Kyle Fletcher explains why he didn’t choose a pink International Title
Fletcher revealed that he considered a pink belt design but ultimately passed, saying he wanted the championship to feel like a legacy piece rather than a novelty. He joked that he still might bring pink gear into the mix someday.
Kevin Knight on main‑eventing Redemption against Kenny Omega
Knight said stepping into the main event opposite Omega felt like crossing a threshold — not just a match, but a test of whether he belonged at the top level. He described Omega as “a measuring stick you can’t fake your way past.”
Gordon: “Three stories, three different angles — legacy, presentation, and proving ground. All of them feed into the week we’re about to break down.”
🔵 MAJOR LEAGUE WRESTLING (MLW)
Ed: “MLW Fusion on September 12 gave us a mix of tournament action, squash frustration, and one main event that actually delivered. Let’s walk through it.”
Lady Glory vs. Zamaya
Winner: Zamaya A short, decisive squash. Glory tried to fire off early, but Zamaya overwhelmed her with corner strikes, a release fisherman suplex, a running knee, and finally a Spicolli Driver. Zamaya looked powerful, but the match did little for the show’s pacing.
Opera Cup Opening Round: Joe Coffey vs. LaBron Kozone
Winner: LaBron Kozone A match with flashes of intensity but uneven execution. Coffey worked Kozone’s back, Kozone fired back with explosive offense, and outside interference from Gallus kept the momentum shifting. The closing stretch got messy, but Kozone landed Ball Game and advanced.
Anthony Greene vs. Diego Hill
Winner: Diego Hill A spot‑heavy match with little connective tissue. Diego leaned into flashy dodges and rope work, Greene countered with power moves and disrespectful antics, and the finish came with Diego’s double‑jump corkscrew moonsault. Athletic, but chaotic.
Brick Savage vs. Matt Riddle
Winner: Brick Savage The one match that truly landed. Brick absorbed Riddle’s strikes, tossed him around, and shrugged off big offense before finishing him with the 12‑to‑6. A dominant performance that made Brick look like a genuine monster.
Gordon: “MLW’s week was uneven — but when the main event makes a new star look like a force of nature, that’s a win they needed.”
🟣 WOMEN OF WRESTLING (WOW)
Ed: “WOW’s own Facebook feed became the heartbeat of their week — and it gave us plenty to talk about.”
WOW Post #1 — Santana Garrett appearance announcement
WOW highlighted Santana Garrett’s upcoming appearance at a fan event, noting her return to the spotlight and teasing future involvement on the show. The post emphasized her status as one of WOW’s most recognizable veterans.
WOW Post #2 — The Beast training update
A video clip showed The Beast in the gym, hammering through power drills and declaring she’s “not done breaking people.” The comments lit up with speculation about her next feud and whether she’s targeting the WOW World Championship again.
WOW Post #3 — Foxxy Fierce community feature
WOW shared a spotlight on Foxxy Fierce’s charity work, showing her visiting a youth center and talking about confidence, creativity, and empowerment. The post framed her as one of WOW’s most positive forces outside the ring.
Gordon: “WOW’s week wasn’t about bell‑to‑bell — it was about personalities, presence, and keeping their roster visible even without fresh match footage.”
📰 MLW & WOW — News and Rumors
Ed: “Beyond the shows themselves, here’s what people have been whispering about.”
MLW
- Growing frustration among fans over the reliance on squash matches.
- Brick Savage’s push being internally described as ‘full steam ahead.’
- The Opera Cup expected to bring more competitive matches in upcoming episodes.
WOW
- The Beast’s training clip sparked rumors she may return to title contention.
- Santana Garrett’s appearance announcement led to speculation about a comeback for new episodes.
- WOW’s social media engagement has been stronger than usual, hinting at a possible promotional push.
Gordon: “Both promotions are in transition — MLW trying to stabilize its in‑ring product, WOW keeping its roster active through personality‑driven content.”
🌲 Everything Indy Wrestling — Closing Segment
Ed: “And before we wrap, let’s shine a light on the grassroots — the independent scene, where tomorrow’s names are sharpening their craft.”
Here are three of the most recent posts from the Everything Indy Wrestling Facebook group:
Post 1 — CZW Tournament of Death 23
Credit: Go Fund Me.
“As many of you have seen, one of my best friends, Mickie Knuckles, was badly burned during a wrestling match. A couple of days later, her injuries required her to be admitted to the hospital’s burn unit, where she remains receiving treatment and beginning what may be a difficult road to recovery.”
Post 2 — Bald Guy’s Throwback
“THE BALD GUY’S THROWBACK — REMEMBERING CHUCK COATES
September 8th marked one year since we lost the great Chuck Coates.
This week on The Bald Guy’s Throwback, I’m taking a look back at my conversation with Chuck on The Bald Guy’s Show and remembering the man, the stories, the laughs, and the impact he had on so many people.
Some interviews are more than just interviews — they become memories that you’re grateful to have forever. 
Join me as we remember Chuck Coates and celebrate his life and legacy through a conversation that I’ll always cherish.
Gone, but never forgotten.
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Post 3 — Talent Spotlight
Alex Colon gave advise to death match wrestlers. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BnypS2jbj/
The group can be found at: 👉 https://www.facebook.com/groups/everythingindywrestling (facebook.com in Bing)
Gordon: “The indie scene stays busy — and groups like this keep the heartbeat strong.”
Ed: “And that’s your full rundown from the sports desk — MLW’s turbulence, WOW’s personality push, and the independent world keeping the flame alive.”