This week’s episode of WOW – Women of Wrestling lit a fuse and let it burn all the way to the main event. “Wicked Sisterhoods” delivered a powder keg of chaos—shocking matchups, dangerous new alliances, and a high-stakes finale that’s reshaping the path to the title. The Classmaster Throws Down the GauntletWith a steel gaze and six-foot-two of sheer dominance, the WOW World Champion The Classmaster kicked off the show by calling out the entire roster. No more pretenders. No more whispers. Just a ruthless demand: step up or get crushed. It didn’t take long for someone to bite the bait—and just as quickly, get bodied in a shocking opening match. The Classmaster didn’t just send a message. She carved it in stone. Top Tier Tries to Regroup — But Sugar’s Got the SpiceAfter taking Ls in singles competition, Coach Campanelli and Kandi Krush circled the wagons behind Gloria Glitter, hoping she could give Top Tier some traction. But across the ring stood Sugar of the Mighty Mights—sweet on the outside, but fierce where it counts. Sugar came in hot, blitzing Glitter with an unrelenting offense that had the crowd eating out of her hand. Top Tier showed heart, but Sugar showed fire . Another frustrating night for the self-proclaimed elite. Chainsaw, Daisy Lane & Fury: A Nightmare You Can’t Wake Up From hell had a tag team; it would be Chainsaw and Daisy Lane. Now imagine adding Fury to that nightmare stew. This unholy trinity formed what can only be called a Wicked Sisterhood —and their first target? Chantilly Chella, Roxxy Fierce, and Holidead. The babyfaces came to party, but the Sisterhood came to destroy. What unfolded was carnage. Dirty tactics, cold eyes, and brutal double-teams left their opponents in pieces. This alliance isn’t here to play. They’re here to dominate, and they just made it clear—nobody is safe. Main Event: Winner Takes All – Paola vs. Santana GarrettAfter their controversial double pin two weeks ago, the tension between Paola Blaze, the Colombian GOAT, and Santana Garrett was about to explode. With a championship opportunity hanging in the balance, both women threw everything into this match. Santana brought the experience. Paola brought the attitude—and backed it up with ruthless execution. Near fall after near fall, the crowd couldn’t look away. When the dust settled, one woman stood tall with a guaranteed shot at The Classmaster. The other? Left staring up at the lights, championship dreams dashed. The road to the WOW Championship just got wicked—and it's only getting wilder from here.

Paramount Global Content Distribution today announced the launch of a brand-new all-wrestling FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television) channel, Wrestling Central, set to debut exclusively on The Roku Channel in the U.S. and Canada. The channel will feature weekly action-packed programming from two of the most dynamic wrestling promotions today: WOW – Women of Wrestling and the historic National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). In addition to fresh weekly matches, Wrestling Central will offer fans access to an expansive archive of content, including classic episodes, never-before-seen matches, specials, and compelling behind-the-scenes documentaries. “We are thrilled to be launching a new wrestling FAST channel, which includes WOW – Women Of Wrestling and the National Wrestling Alliance to a wider audience,” said Dan Cohen, Chief Content Licensing Officer, Paramount, and President of Republic Pictures. “This new FAST Channel premiering exclusively on The Roku Channel from two of the most exciting wrestling promotions will offer fans an exclusive and unique destination to catch both new, action-packed matches along with hundreds of hours of classic library content.” Currently in its third season, WOW – Women of Wrestling is the premier all-female sports entertainment property, co-owned and co-founded by trailblazing sports executive Jeanie Buss and David McLane, who is the founder of the original GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. Led by the larger-than-life WOW Superheroes and their in-ring rivalries, WOW is an action-packed saga that plays out at high-energy live events and in weekly syndication. As the only all-female wrestling organization with a global footprint, WOW showcases supreme athleticism, dramatic and inspiring stories, and is centered 24/7 around empowering and uplifting women and fans around the world. The series is distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution. The National Wrestling Alliance is the most legendary promotion in pro wrestling history, the oldest wrestling brand in the world. Founded in 1948 with humble beginnings in the Midwest, it was the sole governing body for professional wrestling until the 1960s and remained the most influential body until the mid-1980s. It has been home to iconic stars like Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes, Dory & Terry Funk, Sting, and current NWA World Champions Thom Latimer and Kenzie Paige. In 2017, rockstar Billy Corgan purchased the NWA to restore the alliance to its former glory. Now with packed matches all over the U.S., streaming on X and YouTube as well as an unscripted television series on Peacock, the NWA is once more a force in professional wrestling.

Major League Wrestling took over Los Angeles recently with Battle Riot VII. It was the promotions West Coast debut and the "God Queen" Delmi Exo defended the MLW Featherweight Championship versus Shoko Nakajima. Both ladies tore the house down in Thunder Studios Arena and Nakajima was crowned new champion. The record setting two-time champ was humble in defeat, and is already looking at a third reign. Exo spoke with us about a possible rematch on Nakajima's turf, women's wrestlers she drew inspiration from, a dream match scenario versus Deonna Purazzo, and things she looked forward to doing in sunny California. Make sure you check out the "God Queen's" championship match on the MLW Youtube Channel , and our conversation with her here. Who do you want to see Delmi mix it up with in 20205? Let us know in the comments!

Major League Wrestling just made their Los Angeles debut with Battle Riot VII, and the "Kick Demon" Janai Kai was in action versus HIMAWARI. After adding a win to the win column, I had the opportunity to speak with Kai about her strong performance, what's next, and where she draws her combat style from. A former MLW Featherweight champion in her own right, Kai has her sights set on regaining gold and making an impact all over the globe, and in her own words the talent pool in Japan. Who are some wrestlers you would like to see take on the "Kick Demon"? Let us know in the comments, and check out here Battle Riot match on the MLW Youtube channel , and our chat with her here.

A week ago Major League Wrestling brought the action to the West Coast for Battle Riot VII. This would mark MLW's debut in Los Angeles as they took over the Thunder Studios arena in Long Beach, CA. Featuring a card headlined by MLW's special Battle Riot match which for the first time, had the MLW World Heavyweight Championship defended in the Battle Riot. This sold out show was full of surprises from beginning to end, including a returning Alex Hammerstone announcing he has re-signed with MLW. As well as a now vacant MLW Middleweight championship, with the news of Mistico moving up in classes, and a newly crowned champion in the Women's Featherweight division. The Battle Riot main event was absolute CINEMA, and MLW World Champion faced stiff competition from some heavy hitters and hall of famers in the likes of Bishop Dyer (FKA Baron Corbin), Dijak, and huge final entry of Rob Van Damme who made it to the final two along with Riddle. If you didn't get a chance to be in the building and want to experience the action, check out the replay over at the MLW YouTube channel , and the photos of all the action at the event below, also be on the lookout for our chat's with MLW's Janai Kai and Delmi Exo. Let us know what your thoughts of the show are in the comments. We can't wait until they return out west in October.

The Queen of the Ring red carpet was buzzing with excitement, and one of the standout moments of the night was our exclusive interview with Saraya , a true trailblazer in women’s wrestling. From her early days making a name for herself in the UK to becoming a global sensation, Saraya’s impact on the industry is undeniable. During our conversation, Saraya reflected on her career and the evolution of women’s wrestling. She has been at the forefront of the movement, breaking barriers and paving the way for the next generation of female wrestlers. Her story, which was even adapted into the Hollywood film Fighting with My Family , remains an inspiration to many. Saraya emphasized the importance of continuing to push for opportunities and representation in the industry. She highlighted the talent and dedication of the current generation of wrestlers and expressed her excitement about the future of women’s wrestling. Given that her life story was turned into a successful film, we had to ask Saraya: Who does she think deserves a biopic next?  Her answer was both thoughtful and unexpected. Saraya had a clear answer: The Bella Twins. In addition to her storied wrestling career, Saraya has now added “author” to her list of accomplishments. Her new memoir, Hell in Boots , which was released yesterday, is an eye-opening account of her life, filled with family drama, stardom, despair, and resilience. The book dives deep into her journey, struggles, and triumphs in the wrestling world and beyond. Fans can expect an honest and compelling look at her life, filled with personal stories and lessons learned along the way. Saraya shares raw and unfiltered stories from her early days in her famous yet chaotic wrestling family, to leaving home at fifteen, to forging her own path in professional wrestling. She recounts her struggles with substance abuse, dealing with the fallout of a leaked private video, adjusting to stardom in WWE, healing from a nearly career-ending injury, and making a triumphant return to wrestling as AEW Women’s World Champion. Saraya’s journey is far from over. Whether she’s competing in the ring, mentoring the next generation, or advocating for women in wrestling, her presence continues to be felt. As the Queen of the Ring event celebrated the best in women’s wrestling, Saraya’s words served as a powerful reminder of how far the industry has come—and how much further it can go. Who do you think deserves a wrestling biopic? Let us know in the comments! Stay tuned for more exclusive interviews from the Queen of the Ring red carpet!

Saraya , the wrestling icon formerly known as Paige in WWE, has officially announced her departure from All Elite Wrestling (AEW). The news comes in the debut episode of her new podcast, Rulebreakers With Saraya , set to premiere this Thursday. Entertainment Weekly exclusively revealed this major development, signaling a new chapter in Saraya's storied career. During the conclusion of her first podcast episode, Saraya candidly shared her decision to part ways with AEW. "I'm here to tell you that me and AEW's relationship has come to an end," she stated. "I had an amazing time there. There's no bad blood between us. I had such a magical time." Saraya explained that she initially planned to take a brief hiatus around the holiday season for personal reasons. However, upon further reflection, she questioned her future direction in wrestling. "And then I got to thinking — what is there left for me to do in wrestling right now? Right now, there’s really no storylines where I would fit in," she shared. She made it clear that her departure had nothing to do with AEW founder Tony Khan, expressing gratitude for his leadership. "It’s just me thinking that I just don’t fit in right now. I feel like I might be taking someone else’s spot, someone who could be doing something really special," she explained. While stepping away from AEW, Saraya remains open to a potential return in the future. "That’s not to say I will never come back to AEW — I absolutely love it," she assured fans. "But I’m taking a little step back and focusing on myself for a bit, and putting my energy into the podcast with all the crew here." She expressed deep appreciation for her experience with AEW, particularly cherishing her time in the women's locker room. "Thank you, AEW. Thank you to the AEW fans — I loved my f---ing time there," she said enthusiastically. "Tony’s f---ing awesome. And anyone that goes to work there will just enjoy their time. It’s just great. And I’ll miss the girls' locker room. I’ll miss you, but don’t be a f---ing stranger!" Saraya is now shifting her focus to her podcast, Rulebreakers With Saraya , which promises to be an unfiltered and raw platform featuring an array of guests. The show is dedicated to highlighting individuals who have challenged the norm and carved their own paths in various industries. The first season will include interviews with AEW’s Harley Cameron, musician Hayes Warner, Teen Mom  star Kailyn Lowry, and comedians Brad Williams and Joe Stapleton. "If they've shaken s--- up, they're on my list," Saraya teased in the trailer. "We're talking about the insane stories that no one else asked about, the fights, the failures, the moments that changed everything." In addition to guest interviews, Saraya will also release solo episodes covering her personal and professional life, including topics such as veganism and the struggles of supporting an incarcerated loved one. Saraya's career has been defined by resilience and reinvention. Rising to prominence in WWE under the name Paige, she was forced to retire from in-ring competition in 2017 due to a neck injury. She later made a triumphant return to wrestling with AEW in 2022, capturing the AEW Women’s World Championship in August 2023. Beyond wrestling, she has now added author to her list of achievements. Her newly released memoir, Hell In Boots: Clawing My Way Through Nine Lives , delves into her wrestling lineage, personal battles with substance abuse, the infamous leaked sex tape scandal, and her recovery from a nearly career-ending injury. Saraya’s remarkable journey from growing up in a wrestling family to achieving WWE superstardom was first documented in the 2012 film The Wrestlers: Fighting With My Family . This was later adapted into the critically acclaimed 2019 biopic Fighting With My Family , starring Florence Pugh as Saraya, alongside Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Vince Vaughn. As Saraya steps away from AEW, she remains focused on her podcast and other ventures, while leaving the door open for a potential return to professional wrestling. Fans can tune into Rulebreakers With Saraya , produced in partnership with Audacy and Denim Pictures, with executive producers Adam Reynolds and Leah Reis-Dennis. The first two episodes drop this Thursday. With a fearless attitude and a bold new platform, Saraya continues to redefine her legacy, proving once again why she’s one of the most compelling figures in professional wrestling and beyond.

Queen of the Ring is now in theaters for viewing purposes, and inside of this film we learn about a true pioneer, Clara Mortensen. Mortensen was a big name during the 1930’s and on and in the film, you’ll see that she became a large rival of Mildred Burke. Clara Mortensen Mortensen was born into the wrestling business and began to train at an early age under her father Fred and brother Leo. She would then make her debut against her brother at a carnival in 1925. Mortensen then began to tour with her growing fame, being billed as the “Tigress,” for her fit and athletic look at a time when wrestlers were of larger stature. She would eventually capture her first world title after defeating Barbara Ware for the vacant Women’s World Title, that would kick off a streak of victories for up to five years. It wasn’t until 1937 she would drop the title versus Mildred Burke after a series of matches the two previously had. Clara would eventually recapture the title and continue to wrestle until her eventual retirement in 1951 in the state of California. She finished her career with an impressive record of 224 wins and 10 losses. Toni Storm as Clara Mortensen in Queen of the Ring Her retirement did not stop her from entertaining however, as she would enter the movie world appearing in the film “Rocket Girls,” and “Here Comes the Groom.” Her impact to cultivating women’s wrestling can be seen in the Queen of the Ring film, as her likeness is portrayed by current AEW Women’s World Champion, Toni Storm. What’s your favorite fact about Clara Mortensen? Or what are some other Women’s History Month highlights in wrestling you would like us to feature? Let us know in the comments.

The career of Babs Wingo is remarkable as Wingo is not only a pioneer of women’s wrestling, but one of the first women of color in the sport, truly breaking down barriers at a time African Americans still dealt with segregation. Wingo began wrestling with her sisters Ethel and Marva during the 1950s. This was before the civil rights and the women’s rights movements, that these athletes exuded bravery amid racism and sexism to succeed in a white, male-dominated profession. Wingo was from Columbus, Ohio which was a notable region for the sport during that time, began wrestling at just 16 years old. She would catch the eye of local promoter, Billy Wolf, and in short time would be the first of her sisters to make her professional debut for NWA. Wingo was a part of defying the notion that women couldn’t be strong, and her skill and athleticism grew her reputation nationwide. Babs Wingo Wingo truly revolutionized the sport during a very different time in the country. Perhaps her most notable accomplishment came in 1953, where she would match Mildred Burke who was champion, in the nations first interracial match. This match drew a crowd of 9,000 fans and Babs would make history in victory becoming the first interracial champion in the sport. Damaris Lewis as Babs Wingo in Queen of the Ring Wingo was and is an inspiration to wrestling fans and to the sport. In the movie Queen of the Ring, you can see her character portrayed by actress Damaris Lewis. In addition to that theirs is a documentary on Wingo and her sisters titled “Lady Wrestler.” What other fun facts have you heard about Babs Wingo? Let us know in the comments.

AEW kicked off their 2025 Pay-Per-View season with a bang this past weekend in the city of angels at the Crypto.com Arena. AEW Revolution left people off their seats and the question heard all around the world is what’s next as they turn their attention to AEW Dynasty next month. Before we focus on Dynasty, let’s look at hits, misses, what they can improve, and Bold Prediction Matches for AEW Dynasty. HITS The Hollywood Ending with AEW's Leading Ladies Toni Storm vs Mariah May (The Hollywood Ending) – No words can describe that the rivalry between two of the top ladies of AEW deserves to be in the Top 5 rivalries since the launch of AEW six years ago. With the proper build up to tie in with last week’s release of Queen of The Ring  has been absolute cinema and both ladies deserves their flowers to a proper ending. Swerve Strickland vs Ricochet – This is one of the matches that the crowd was getting behind plus got to see a cameo appearance by Saturday Night Live star Lesile Jones and rooting for Swerve Strickland. Prince Nana was sneaky and devious that had the whole crowd thinking he was done with Swerve but came back trying to get back his robe with Ricochet not looking. Your new number one contender Swerve Strickland will challenge either Jon Moxley or Cope after next week’s street fight at AEW Dynasty next month in Philadelphia. Kyle Fletcher vs Will Osprey – Hands down, sleeper match of the night. These two have developed a personal storyline that consists of betrayal, heartbreak, and violence that should continue throughout the entire year of 2025. Both Kyle Fletcher and Will Osprey delivered an incredible performance plus I do see singles gold in the future for Kyle Fletcher. Osprey continues to prove that he wants to be the top guy in AEW and announced that he will be a participant in this year’s Owen Hart Cup Men’s Tournament. MJF vs Hangman Adam Page – A match between two of AEW’s homegrown talent was a perfect way to kick off AEW Revolution. We have seen them cross path previously but this is the first time they had a one on one match with each other. Both men didn’t disappoint and this will not be the last time we see these two in action. The Hurt Syndicate vs The Outrunners – Many people thought this was going to be a squash match but never underestimate a match on paper cause it might be one of the best matches you’ve seen in present time. Even though the Outrunners didn’t walk away with the win, it showed they can be serious tag team contenders in the long run and could possibly see a long term storytelling between these two teams. Celebrities came out in full force – AEW Revolution brought out the stars in Los Angeles. Outside of seeing Queen of the Ring actresses Kelli Berglund and Damaris Lewis along with director Ash Avildsen, we got to see comedians Leslie Jones, Adam DeVine, Tony Cavalero, Brad Williams, and Ron Funches along with actor Ken Jeong and former LA Lakers player Michael Cooper. Added bonus we had Good Morning Football analyst and host of American Ninja Warrior Akbar Gbajabiamila in the building. MISSES Jon Moxley vs Cope – Nothing against Moxely and Cope but this is a match that not many people really cared about plus the storyline with the Death Riders is starting to drag a little bit. With Swerve Strickland being the number one contender, hopefully the storyline with the Death Riders starts to pick up steam and currently awaiting the anticipated return of Darby Allin. Okada vs Brody King should’ve been saved for AEW Dynasty – I understand this is AEW’s first pay-per-view of 2025 but this could’ve been saved for AEW Dynasty. There wasn’t much of a build up to happen at Revolution that could have been saved for the next pay-per-view. Another note I found out is since Okada has been champion, I don’t think he’s had a legit long term storyline with anyone on the roster. Brody King deserves another opportunity at the belt and is destined for singles gold. Improving build-up for Mercedes vs Momo – Overall, I thought the match between Mercedes and Momo was solid but there wasn’t much build up ahead of their match. This is one of the missed opportunities between the partnership of AEW X New Japan X Stardom of not properly introducing to wrestlers who the American Audience is not familiar with while letting their AEW stars invade to either New Japan or Stardom grounds to let viewers get engaged in the storyline.   WHAT THEY COULD’VE DONE AT REVOLUTION AEW Women’s Championship match should have main evented – I have heard many times from Tony Khan, the fans supporting AEW, and social media channels that AEW has the best women’s roster. On paper it is but the execution has been lacking considering it has been six years and we still don’t have a women’s match main eventing an AEW Pay-Per-View. It’s one thing to say something but need to really stay true to your word. I think this is more than just Tony Khan and wouldn’t be surprised if it’s someone within the Executive Office that does not appreciate women’s wrestling at all. AEW had a missed opportunity with all the press centering on Queen of the Ring and March being Women’s History Month but failed miserably. I hope they take these lessons and really start appreciating their entire women’s division with proper build ups and gaining more air time on Dynamite. Reduced the match card to at least 6 or 7 – AEW does a good job with their Pay-Per-Views but felt there was a few matches that could’ve been placed for a better flow or saved for AEW Dynasty. This is one of the bright spots for AEW but just need to consider just reducing to at least to 6-7 matches while delivering compelling storylines.   BOLD PREDICTION MATCHES FOR AEW DYNASTY AEW Dynasty will be live on Sunday April 6 at Philadelphia, PA AEW Dynasty will be heading to Philadelphia next month and already know of two tentative matches. I figured I share a few bold predictions of matches that should take place in the city of brotherly love. Max Caster vs Anthony Bowens – I am pretty much the only person that is invested in this storyline. We already know The Acclaimed have called it quits (for now!) and getting ready to see the guys in their respective singles run. Caster has his open challenge that he’s been doing the last few weeks and Bowens is going to have to respond sooner than later. It may not be the most appealing match to others but I do think these two will deliver a heartfelt and compelling match that needs to have a stipulation. Willow Nightingale vs Marina Shafir – This is a women’s match that needs to happen at Dynasty. We have seen these two go back and forth since Full Gear last November plus it will be refreshing to see someone go toe to toe with Shafir.   What are your overall thoughts about AEW Revolution and matches you think will happen at AEW Dynasty?