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Around the World of Pro Wrestling 9/5/26: MLW, WOW & Everything Indy.

Sports desk weekly rundown — MLW, WOW & Everything Indy Wrestling

Major League Wrestling — from August 29 to September 5, 2026

Ed: “Fans, MLW has been busy—title defenses, divisions shifting, and a major new signing that could reshape the women’s roster.”

Gordon: “Two key Fusion episodes frame the week: August 29 and September 5. Let’s walk through them.”

MLW Fusion — August 29, 2026

This Fusion was a tight, story‑heavy show built around three matches and a lot of angle development.

Key matches & results:

  • Shotzi Blackheart (c) vs. Jazzy Yang — MLW Women’s Championship (non‑title in some listings, but presented as champ vs. challenger)
    • Shotzi retained after a hard‑fought bout, finishing with a diving senton.
    • Yang looked strong, showing striking and submission work, but couldn’t close the deal.
    • Post‑match, Lady Frost confronted Shotzi, staking her claim as a future challenger.
  • Brick Savage vs. Terry “Flip” Sequoyah
    • Brick Savage debuted in dominant fashion, overwhelming Sequoyah and winning decisively.
    • After the match, Josef Samael threw a fireball into the face of an EMT trying to help Sequoyah, reinforcing CONTRA’s menace.
  • Matt Riddle vs. Bishop Dyer
    • Riddle scored the win (clean pin in some reports, DQ in others, but the key is Riddle standing tall in the result column).
    • After the bell, Donovan Dijak attacked Riddle.
    • Killer Kross made the save, only to be chokeslammed by Josh Bishop.
    • Kross responded by declaring that next week’s MLW World Heavyweight Title match against Bishop would be No Holds Barred.

Ed: “That’s classic MLW—three matches, but a whole lot of connective tissue for the weeks ahead.”

MLW Fusion #211 — September 5, 2026

This taped episode from The Signal in Chattanooga aired on YouTube and centered on the promised No Holds Barred world title match.

Full results:

  • Non‑Title Match:Lady Frost def. Shotzi
    • Frost scored a big win over the reigning women’s champion in a non‑title bout, strengthening her case as a top contender.
  • MLW Middleweight Championship:Templario (c) def. Diego Hill
    • Templario retained the Middleweight Title, continuing his run as a key figure in MLW’s cross‑border, high‑flyer division.
  • MLW World Heavyweight Championship — No Holds Barred:Killer Kross (c) def. Josh Bishop
    • Kross successfully defended the title in a violent, weapons‑legal environment, answering Bishop’s chokeslam from the previous week with a decisive victory.

Gordon: “Kross walked in with a point to prove and walked out still champion. Bishop may have forced the stipulation, but he couldn’t force a title change.”

MLW news & rumors — Tessa Blanchard signs

The biggest headline of the week: Tessa Blanchard officially signed with MLW, with her debut set for Fightland on September 12, 2026 in Charleston, South Carolina.

  • She’s positioning herself as the “franchise” of the women’s division, explicitly targeting Shotzi Blackheart and the MLW Women’s World Championship.
  • MLW has been airing vignettes teasing her arrival—diamonds, pressure imagery, and “coming soon” tags.
  • She will continue working in CMLL under MLW’s partnership, keeping Mexico City as a home base.
  • Her signing follows a release from TNA earlier in the year, and she brings prior world title history with her.

Ed: “Shotzi’s already dealing with Lady Frost. Now she’s got Tessa looming over the division. That’s a crowded top tier.”

Women Of Wrestling (WOW)

Ed: “So for WOW, the story right now is continuity: Santana Garrett on top, Monsters And Metal holding the trios belts, and Penelope Pink, The Enlightened & Paola Mayfield lining up as a key challenger.”

Credit: wowe.com

“THIS WEEKEND ON WOW – WOMEN OF WRESTLING

Tag Team Fortunes

From the very first WOW World Tag Team Champions to the recent crowning of Best 4 Business, kick your feet back and enjoy the epic highs and lows of WOW’s tag team division.”

Everything Indy Wrestling — Facebook group & site

Gordon: “Now let’s talk about where a lot of this conversation actually lives day‑to‑day: online communities.”

You’ve got the Facebook group “Everything Indy Wrestling”, which serves as a hub for fans tracking independent promotions, results, posters, and talent across the U.S. and beyond.

Inside the group, you’ll typically find:

  • Show posters and cards from local and regional promotions.
  • Results threads for indie events—often same‑night or next‑day.
  • Discussion on rising talent, including wrestlers who later show up in MLW, WOW, TNA, AEW, or CMLL.
  • Links to streams, ticket info, and merch for smaller promotions that don’t have big marketing budgets.

Ed: “Groups like that are the connective tissue between the big shows we talk about at the sports desk and the smaller rings where tomorrow’s names are grinding it out.”

Sports desk closing

Gordon: “So, since August 29, MLW has tightened its world title picture, elevated Lady Frost, and added Tessa Blanchard to an already deep women’s roster. WOW continues to lean on Santana Garrett, Best 4 Business & Monsters And Metal, and a stacked challenger pool.”

Ed: “And while the cameras roll for Fusion and Superheroes, the conversation keeps going in places like Everything Indy Wrestling—where fans track the indie scene that feeds all of this. Different stages, same passion. That’s the week from the sports desk.”

Around the World of Pro Wrestling 8/29/26: MLW, WOW & Everything Indy Wrestling.

Sports desk rundown — MLW & WOW

Ed: “Fans, the sports desk is locked in on two very different worlds this week—Major League Wrestling’s fight‑club chaos and Women Of Wrestling’s superhero universe. Both have been busy shaping title pictures and future contenders.”

Gordon: “MLW delivered a hard‑hitting Fusion episode with championships on the line and monsters emerging, while WOW’s recent schedule and results tell us where their stories stand heading into the fall. Let’s start with Fusion.”

Major League Wrestling — Fusion 210 (streamed August 29, 2026)

Episode 210 of MLW Fusion was taped May 9 in Chattanooga and streamed August 29, 2026.

Match results

  1. MLW Featherweight Championship
    • Shotzi Blackheart (c) defeated Jazzy Yang (with Corinne Joy) to retain the title (≈5:30).
  2. Brick Savage vs. Flip Sequoyah
    • Brick Savage (with Josef Samael) defeated Flip Sequoyah in a short, dominant showcase (≈1:58).
  3. Matt Riddle vs. Bishop Dyer
    • Matt Riddle defeated Bishop Dyer (≈6:38).

Segment‑by‑segment highlights

Ed: “Fusion 210 felt like a statement show—champions defending, new threats introduced, and the world title scene quietly tightening around a few key names.”

Shotzi Blackheart vs. Jazzy Yang — Featherweight Title

  • Story: Jazzy, second‑generation talent (daughter of Jimmy Wang Yang), pushed Shotzi in a fast, athletic match.
  • Key spots: Shotzi hit a 619, top‑rope crossbody, and a somersault dive to the floor; Jazzy answered with a spinning heel kick, Russian leg sweep, and a Shining Wizard. Corinne Joy’s distractions gave Jazzy openings, but Shotzi fought through and finished with a top‑rope senton for the pin.

Gordon: “Shotzi’s win wasn’t just another defense—it reinforced her as the centerpiece of the Featherweight division, and Jazzy proved she belongs in that conversation.”

  • Post‑match: Lady Frost confronted Shotzi on the stage, clearly signaling she’s next in line for a title shot.

Brick Savage vs. Flip Sequoyah

  • Story: A showcase for Brick Savage, introduced via video packages as a Texas‑based powerhouse.
  • Match: Brick overwhelmed Flip with corner splashes, a hip toss, a spear, and a brutal slam, pinning him in under two minutes.
  • Aftermath: A medic checked on Flip; Josef Samael threw a fireball into the medic’s face, underlining CONTRA’s viciousness.

Ed: “Brick Savage didn’t just win—he made a statement that anyone stepping into MLW’s ring could be collateral damage.”

Matt Riddle vs. Bishop Dyer

  • Story: Riddle, the “rude dude,” promised to beat down Bishop Dyer; the Skyscrapers loomed over the episode as a threat.
  • Match: They brawled from the bell. Dyer controlled stretches with clotheslines, brainbuster, and heavy strikes; Riddle rallied with flying forearms, Whisper in the Wind, and an RK‑Bro‑style stunner for the win.
  • Post‑match chaos: Donovan Dijak attacked Riddle; Killer Kross hit the ring to fight Dijak; Joshua Bishop chokeslammed Kross from behind, leaving the world champion laid out.

Gordon: “That closing scene told you everything about MLW’s direction—Riddle wants the Opera Cup, Dijak wants to hurt him, and Bishop is lining himself up opposite Kross.”

Other notable segments

  • Opera Cup video package: MLW aired a history piece on the Opera Cup, announcing the 2026 tournament would start in two weeks, with brackets to be revealed next episode.
  • Tag division: The Glasgow Boys on Top (Mark Coffey, Joe Coffey, Wolfgang) cut a promo targeting every tag team in MLW and promising to chase tag gold.
  • Good Brothers vignette: Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson were shown preparing for a three‑week tour of Japan, keeping them in the tag title conversation even while traveling.

MLW news & rumors

Ed: “Beyond Fusion 210, the week’s chatter around MLW has been about tournaments, monsters, and who really sits atop the food chain.”

  • World title picture:
    • Killer Kross remains MLW World Heavyweight Champion coming out of Blood & Thunder, where he beat Satoshi Kojima. The post‑match brawl on Fusion with Bishop Dyer, Dijak, and Joshua Bishop suggests a multi‑front challenge to his reign.
  • Opera Cup 2026:
    • Matt Riddle has declared for the Opera Cup, aiming to leverage the tournament to climb back toward Kross. Brackets are due to be revealed on upcoming Fusion episodes.
  • Southern Crown & CONTRA:
    • Trevor Lee’s Southern Crown title reign is under threat from CONTRA’s expanding presence, especially Brick Savage’s debut and post‑match attacks on Lee in earlier episodes.
  • Featherweight division:
    • Shotzi Blackheart’s successful defense and Lady Frost’s stare‑down set up a likely Featherweight Title clash, giving the women’s division a clear next step.

Gordon: “MLW’s pattern is clear—stack the board with dangerous pieces, then let the tournaments and title matches sort out who survives.”

Women Of Wrestling (WOW)

Credit: wowe.com

“THIS WEEKEND ON WOW – WOMEN OF WRESTLING

Trios, Triumphs, and Tragedies

The WOW Trios Division is overflowing with chaos and competition… but it didn’t start this way. Before the dominance, before the destruction, there was Team Spirit. Unknowingly, one member of Team Spirit would find her true family and take on a new name. Take a walk down memory lane, or rather, Daisy Lane, to find out just how Monsters & Metal was formed. WOW also looks back to the moment Top Tier was born out of Coach Campanelli’s ruthless drive to be the best. Relive the rise, the reign, and the stunning implosion of the longest-reigning Trios Champions in WOW history: Top Tier.”

Everything Indy Wrestling

Visit Everything Indy Wrestling at https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1JTmQVfHos

The group sits at around 5.1K members and functions as a hub for indie news, bookings, and gear talk.

Recent posts & themes

Ed: “Scrolling the group feels like walking through the indie locker room—promoters, wrestlers, and fans all chiming in.”

  • Ring gear & equipment:
    • A recent post from Gabriel Michael mentions a 20×20 ring in need of ropes, padding, and canvas, essentially a call for help or networking to get the ring fully outfitted.
  • Upcoming events shared in the group:
    • Pro Wrestling Action: Trouble In Paradise — scheduled for Sun, Aug 30 in Longwood, Florida (Dog Track Road).
    • WeR1 Presents: All For One — also Sun, Aug 30 in Philadelphia (Tioga Street).

Gordon: “The group isn’t just chatting—it’s actively promoting shows, connecting people who have rings with people who need them, and keeping the indie calendar visible.”

Sports desk closing

Ed: “So, to wrap this week: MLW Fusion gave us Shotzi’s successful Featherweight defense, Brick Savage’s destructive arrival, and Riddle’s win over Bishop Dyer that immediately spilled into chaos with Kross and the Skyscrapers. WOW, meanwhile, stands on the foundation laid by Penelope Pink, Santana Garrett, Monsters and Metal, and Best 4 Business.”

Gordon: “And outside the TV cameras, the Everything Indy Wrestling group shows the heartbeat of the indie scene—rings being built, shows being booked, and fans tracking every flyer and poster. From national broadcasts to Facebook threads, the stories all connect.”

Ed: “Stay tuned, fans. The sports desk will keep following MLW’s tournaments, WOW’s title chases, and every indie ring that gets set up from Florida to Philly—and beyond.”

Around the World of Pro Wrestling 7/4/26: MLW, WOW, Everything Indy Wrestling.

🎙️ ESPN‑Desk Intro

Ed: “Fans, if you enjoy your wrestling with grit, spectacle, and a little chaos simmering beneath the surface, MLW and WOW delivered a week that felt like fireworks exploding across the Fourth of July!”

Gordon: “Indeed. A most compelling interval — championships decided, rivalries intensified, and several competitors making emphatic statements as summer marches on.”

🔵 MAJOR LEAGUE WRESTLING (MLW)

Coverage: June 27 – July 4, 2026

MLW’s July 4 Fusion was a full‑tilt holiday special packed with title stakes, faction shifts, and a major debut.

🔥 MLW Fusion — July 4, 2026 (4th of July Wrestling Special)

⭐ Southern Crown Championship — Bunkhouse Stampede

Trevor Lee def. Andrew Everett, Diego Hill, Festus, Ikuro Kwon, Jesus Rodriguez, Josh Bishop, Matthew Justice, Paul Hauser & Beastman Lee becomes the inaugural Southern Crown Champion.

Ed: “That Stampede was a tornado of fists, boots, and bodies — and Trevor Lee stood tall when the dust settled!”

Gordon: “A most historic victory — Lee etching his name into MLW’s lineage.”

⭐ LaBron Kozone def. Alan Angels

Kozone impresses in his MLW debut, earning Teddy Long’s endorsement.

Ed: “Kozone hit that Ball Game clothesline like he was swinging for the fences!”

Gordon: “A most promising debut — power and poise evident.”

⭐ Karl Anderson def. Donovan Dijak

Dijak, forced to find a new partner due to Bishop Dyer’s lockout, falls to Anderson via roll‑up. Post‑match: Josh Bishop is revealed as the new Skyscraper.

Ed: “That roll‑up was lightning quick — and Bishop’s arrival was thunder right behind it!”

Gordon: “A most dramatic shift — alliances reshaping before our eyes.”

⭐ CONTRA Mercs Segment

Karl Anderson, Doc Gallows, Shotzi Blackheart & Krule unite as the CONTRA Mercs.

Ed: “That’s not a faction — that’s a wrecking crew waiting to be unleashed!”

Gordon: “A most formidable alliance — danger multiplying.”

⭐ Satoshi Kojima Tribute Package

A look at Kojima’s legacy as a founding father of MLW.

Ed: “Kojima’s history isn’t just remembered — it’s revered!”

Gordon: “A most respectful homage — lineage honored.”

📰 MLW News & Rumors (June 27 – July 4)

  • Bishop Dyer contract dispute still unresolved.
  • Aries vs. Mistico teased for a future showdown.
  • Riddle vs. Hammerstone expected soon after their confrontation.
  • MLW–CMLL partnership highlighted in video packages.

🔴 WOMEN OF WRESTLING (WOW)

Coverage: June 27 – July 4, 2026

Here is a complete, authoritative history of Women of Wrestling, giving context to the promotion’s legacy and current direction.

🌟 A Brief History of Women of Wrestling (WOW)

Ed: “Fans, WOW isn’t just a promotion — it’s a movement that’s been fighting for women’s wrestling long before the rest of the industry caught up!”

Gordon: “A most significant lineage — innovation, empowerment, and spectacle intertwined.”

⭐ Origins (2000–2001)

WOW was founded in 2000 by David McLane, the creator of GLOW. The original WOW blended:

  • Colorful characters
  • Saturday‑morning storytelling
  • High‑energy women’s wrestling

It aired in syndication and built a cult following before pausing operations in 2001.

⭐ Dormancy & Legacy (2002–2015)

WOW remained mostly inactive but maintained a loyal fanbase. During this period:

  • GLOW nostalgia resurged
  • Women’s wrestling gained mainstream traction
  • WOW’s archives circulated online

⭐ Modern Revival (2016–2019)

WOW relaunched with:

  • Updated production
  • A new roster of “Superheroes”
  • AXS TV partnership
  • A blend of athleticism and character‑driven storytelling

⭐ The AXS Era & Expansion (2019–2021)

WOW became the only nationally televised all‑women’s wrestling promotion in the U.S.

⭐ Post‑Pandemic Relaunch (2022–Present)

WOW returned with:

  • Syndication across 100+ markets
  • A deep roster
  • Strong digital presence
  • Storylines centered around the WOW World Championship

Current pillars include:

  • Penelope Pink
  • Santana Garrett
  • The Enlightened
  • The Fabulous Four
  • Monsters & Metal

📰 WOW News & Rumors (June 27 – July 4)

  • Paola Mayfield publicly accuses David McLane of lying on the WOW Podcast.
  • VIPs storyline heating up with Abilene Maverick’s return.
  • Penelope Pink remains the centerpiece of WOW’s main event scene.
  • Monsters & Metal continue their unstoppable run.

🟢 Everything Indy Wrestling — Facebook Group Spotlight

📍 Group URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1052875778065763

Ed: “Fans, if you want your finger on the pulse of the indie scene, Everything Indy Wrestling is buzzing like a packed arena!”

Gordon: “A most vibrant community — news, shows, and discussion flowing freely.”

⭐ About the Group

Everything Indy Wrestling is a large, active Facebook community dedicated to independent wrestling across the U.S. The group regularly posts:

  • Local show announcements
  • Match cards
  • Talent signings
  • Fan discussions
  • Photos & videos from indie events

⭐ Most Recent Promotions Posted in the Group

⭐ Scrappy Championship Wrestling

Next Show: Summer of Scrappy: The Bash at Bobby Brown 📍 Bobby Brown State Park, Georgia 🗓️ July 10

Ed: “That Scrappy show looks ready to shake the trees down in Georgia!”

Gordon: “A most energetic presentation — enthusiasm radiating from the lineup.”

⭐ Chaotic Wrestling

Next Show: Chaotic Countdown 2026 – Lowell 📍 Collegiate Charter School of Lowell 🗓️ July 11

Ed: “Chaotic Wrestling never does anything halfway — that Countdown card is loaded!”

Gordon: “A most compelling event — anticipation building steadily.”

⭐ It’s Just Wrestling (IJW)

Next Show: The Ref Squad – DJ Danzar 📍 West Tioga St, Philadelphia 🗓️ July 11

Ed: “IJW always brings that underground electricity — Philly’s in for a wild night!”

Gordon: “A most spirited gathering — atmosphere sure to be intense.”

🎙️ Desk Outro

Ed: “From MLW’s explosive Fourth of July special to WOW’s storied legacy and the indie heartbeat pulsing through Everything Indy Wrestling, this week proved wrestling’s reach is wide and its energy relentless!”

Gordon: “Indeed. A most compelling panorama — championships crowned, rivalries sharpened, and communities thriving across every level of the sport.”

Around the World of Pro Wrestling

🟥 MLW & WOW — WEEKLY COMPREHENSIVE RUNDOWN

Presented by Ed & Gordon

🎙️ DESK INTRO

Ed: “Fans, the world of professional wrestling outside the big two has been hotter than a depot stove! MLW continues to shake up its roster with major signings and shifting alliances, while WOW rolls on with its latest episodes showcasing some of the most dynamic women’s wrestling anywhere on television.”

Gordon: “Indeed. A most eventful week, with both promotions making headlines inside and outside the ring.”

🟥 MAJOR LEAGUE WRESTLING (MLW)

Developments, Fusion context, and verified news since April 4, 2026

🔥 Roster Surge Continues

Ed: “Fans, MLW is loading up like a freight train headed downhill — fast and heavy!”

MLW’s talent influx remains the biggest story of the month. The latest addition is Trevor Lee (Cameron Grimes). Fox News reported this. Lee talked about the possibility of appearing in CMLL and NJPW, too. Lee was quoted, saying, “What really draws me in is the production. When you watch the shows, the crowds are big and they’re loud.” He wants to get away from the comedy that he was associate with in WWE. “I want to keep proving what I can do. I’m more than just a comedy act. I can deliver top-tier matches, and I want to see how far I can take this.”

Gordon: “Quite so. This is a most formidable addition of talent — MLW has veterans, heavy hitters, and proven television performers and Lee will fit right in.”

🟦 MLW Returns to Mexico

A joint event with CMLL will take place on May 1st in Arena Mexico in Mexico City. From the official announcement: “The event follows the success of last year’s inaugural showcase, which marked the first meeting between the two promotions and drew strong interest from fans in Mexico and abroad. Building on that momentum, this year’s card is expected to further spotlight the collaboration between MLW and lucha libre.”

Ed: “Fans, that’s a big thing — and a sign that MLW is becoming a destination again.”

🟩 Rob Van Dam Talks Returning to the Ring

“Maybe I’ll wrestle a little more than I thought I would this year,” Van Dam said. “I feel awesome. Yeah, training really hard and training good, sleeping good, getting in the peptides.” Van Dam was injured in last year’s Battle Riot fracturing both heels. He stated in a live stream on his YouTube channel, “You better know the possibilities are endless in this world. Everybody watching, listening: you can and will manifest the life that you get.”

News From MLW.com

“Templario in action Sunday as MLW adds limited standing room tickets for Fantastica Mania USA.

Major League Wrestling will showcase one of its most dynamic international competitors this Sunday, April 12, as Templario steps into the ring in Charleston, South Carolina for MLW’s return to its home base.

With momentum building and demand at an all-time high, MLW has released limited standing room only tickets, giving fans one final chance to experience the action live in the Holy City.

A former MLW World Middleweight Champion, Templario has established himself as one of the most explosive and hard-hitting competitors in the sport today. Blending speed, strength, and precision, Templario’s in-ring style has made him a standout across continents and a constant threat to anyone who steps across from him.

During his reign as MLW World Middleweight Champion, Templario showcased his ability to perform under pressure against top-tier competition, solidifying his reputation as one of the premier fighters in the division. His relentless intensity and innovative offense have made him a fan favorite and a dangerous force within Major League Wrestling.

Now, he returns to Charleston looking to make another statement.

With the global spotlight on MLW’s hometown return, all eyes will be on Templario as he looks to remind the world exactly why he once sat atop the middleweight division.

 Limited standing room only tickets available now at MLWgo.com.

Major League Wrestling returns to Charleston this Sunday, April 12 fueled by Don Gato Tequila.”

More News From MLW.com

“Okumura enters the fight this Sunday in MLW Charleston.

Major League Wrestling will showcase international experience and championship pedigree this Sunday, April 12, as Okumura steps into the ring in Charleston, South Carolina for MLW’s return to its home base.

With anticipation building across MLW Nation, the league has released limited standing room only tickets (buy tickets), giving fans one final opportunity to be part of a packed house in the Holy City.

A 2-time former MLW World Tag Team Champion, Okumura brings a wealth of experience and a reputation for precision, toughness, and ring IQ. Known for his fundamentally sound style and ability to adapt to any opponent, Okumura has consistently proven himself against top competition across the globe.

Throughout his career in Major League Wrestling, Okumura has been a reliable force in high-stakes fights, using his veteran instincts and technical skillset to control the tempo and outmaneuver opponents. His championship résumé speaks to his ability to deliver when it matters most.

Now, he returns to Charleston looking to add another chapter to his legacy.

With a stacked lineup and global talent converging on MLW’s hometown, Okumura’s presence adds another layer of intrigue to an already loaded night of fights.”

Gordon: “Indeed. MLW is positioning itself as a global hybrid promotion — something uniquely its own.”

🟪 WOMEN OF WRESTLING (WOW)

Developments since April 4, 2026

🌟 WOW TV

Ed: “Fans, WOW continues to deliver high‑energy, character‑driven wrestling with some of the most charismatic performers in the sport.”

🏆 Results

(04.04.2026) WOW Superheroes #182 – Revenge Of The Tier – TV-Show @ The Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
The Classmaster (w/Dr. Pam Demonium, Miranda The Mindful, Nova Sky & Samantha Smart) defeats Island Girl Kalaki (5:41)
Sylvia Sanchez (w/Arianna Gambino, BK Rhythm, Gigi Gianni & Reina Del Rey) defeats Scout Parker (5:32)
WOW Trios Title: Monsters And Metal (Chainsaw, Daisy Lane & Fury) (c) defeat Top Tier (Coach Campanelli, Gloria Glitter & Kandi Krush) (10:08)

💥 This Week’s Show

From wowe.com: “It’s a night of Championships and drama, where legends are made and hearts are broken. The action kicks off with a WOW World Tag Team Championship Match as the newly-formed but fiercely united duo Ashley Blaze and Tara Strike challenge the reigning Champions, Miami’s Sweet Heat: Lovely Laurie and Luscious Lindsey Carlson lead by The Fabulous Lana Star. And in the Main Event, former WOW World Champion Santana Garrett gets her long-awaited chance to reclaim the gold from current Champion Penelope Pink, with Lana Star once again in her fabulous corner at ringside. With so much at stake and tempers ready to ignite, one thing’s for sure: the champs better watch their backs… and their belts.”

Gordon: “Quite so. WOW’s roster blends power, athleticism, and character work in a most compelling fashion.”

Ed: “Fans, WOW is building a foundation for long‑term growth — and the roster is responding with some of their best work.”

🎙️ DESK OUTRO

Ed: “Fans, between MLW’s talent explosion and WOW’s high‑energy television, the non‑mainstream wrestling world is absolutely buzzing!”

Gordon: “Indeed. A most compelling time for professional wrestling — from the upcoming return of Fusion to WOW’s weekly showcase. And with that… so long from the wrestling world.”