This week’s wrestling card is packed with thrilling matches and compelling storylines that will keep fans on the edge of their seats. Here's a look at the high-stakes bouts that are making waves in the world of professional wrestling: Miami’s Sweet Heat vs. Tormenta & Princess Aussie In a highly anticipated tag team rematch, Lindsey and Laurie Carlson  of Miami’s Sweet Heat  will face the formidable duo of Tormenta  and Princess Aussie . While the Carlson twins have been front and center in the Fab Four , this match will see them in a rare position where they’re not the main focus of the group. Despite the shift, the twins are known for their unbeatable chemistry, and they'll be looking to take down the duo from opposite corners of the globe. Tormenta and Princess Aussie will need to work in perfect harmony to secure a victory, making this matchup one for the books. Penelope Pink & Holly Swag vs. Big Rig Betty & Jessie Jones: A Mother-Daughter Collision In a historic first, Penelope Pink  and Holly Swag , teammates in Lana Star's faction, will take on Tag Team Champions Big Rig Betty and Jessie Jones . This matchup is made even more intriguing by the fact that Jessie and Betty are mother and daughter, making for an emotional and intense battle inside the squared circle. The stakes are higher than ever as the tag titles are on the line, and both teams are determined to prove their dominance. Expect plenty of powerful moments as the younger duo of Penelope and Holly Swag square off against the seasoned, powerhouse champions. Gigi Gianni vs. Chantilly Chella: The Alliance Seeks Revenge Gigi Gianni  will look to settle an ongoing rivalry when she faces Chantilly Chella  in a one-on-one battle. Representing The Alliance , Gigi is determined to finally get the upper hand after weeks of tension. Chantilly has shown she’s no slouch, but with Gianni's back against the wall, the stakes could not be higher for both competitors. Expect high drama and plenty of physicality in this much-anticipated bout. Genesis vs. Roxxy Fierce: Championship Aspirations on the Line In another thrilling matchup, Genesis  faces Roxxy Fierce , the rising star in the promotion. Genesis is on a mission to prove that she’s deserving of the Championship Title, and this match could be the perfect opportunity for her to make a statement. However, Roxxy Fierce has been a force to be reckoned with, and she’ll be looking to show that she belongs in the title picture as well. The winner of this contest could very well move on to challenge for the biggest prize in the company. Santana Garrett Confronts David McLane: A Promise Fulfilled? In one of the most personal moments of the week, Santana Garrett  will confront David McLane , reminding him of a past promise. With receipts in hand, Santana will demand that McLane uphold his word, and fans are eager to see what the future holds for these two. Will McLane live up to his past promises, or will Santana Garrett leave with more questions than answers? This confrontation could prove pivotal in shaping future storylines.

Get ready to feel the heat as Canada’s Maple Leaf Pro (MLP) promotion gears up to crown its very first Women’s Champion! The stakes are high, the competition fierce, and history will be made as some of the most exciting names in women’s wrestling battle it out for glory. Starting March 14, MLP’s Women’s Championship Tournament will kick off with the quarter-finals, bringing non-stop action that will have fans on the edge of their seats. The tournament, which began to take shape in August of last year under the guidance of former TNA promoter Scott D’Amore, is set to feature some serious talent. And with the finals set for May 11, the suspense is already building. Who will rise to the occasion and make their mark as MLP’s first-ever Women’s Champion? Let’s take a closer look at the quarter-final matchups, where fierce competitors will do whatever it takes to secure their spot in the semi-finals. Laynie Luck vs. Gisele Shaw The opening match of the quarter-finals pits the high-flying and unpredictable Laynie Luck against the powerhouse Gisele Shaw. Laynie, known for her daredevil moves, will need all of her agility and cunning to keep Shaw’s brute force at bay. Shaw, a wrestler with a reputation for her hard-hitting style, is not someone you want to cross. This battle promises to be a clash of styles, and only one will come out on top. Will Laynie’s luck be enough to overcome the Shaw domination, or will Gisele assert her dominance from the start? Zoe Sager vs. Kylie Rae Next up, we have a highly anticipated clash between Zoe Sager and Kylie Rae. Zoe has been making waves with her sharp technical prowess, but Kylie Rae is a fan favorite known for her infectious smile and unstoppable fighting spirit. Sager, however, isn’t easily fazed by anyone’s charisma—she’s a submission specialist who can lock in a hold faster than you can say “tap out.” Rae’s positivity and energy might be her strongest weapons, but when it comes to sheer grit and submission strategy, Sager’s determination will be put to the test. It’s a battle of emotions versus tactics—who will dominate when the stakes are this high? Beaa Moss vs. Taylor Rising Brace yourself for the showdown between Beaa Moss and Taylor Rising. Beaa Moss brings a relentless aggression that is matched only by her fiery ambition to prove herself in MLP’s history books. But don’t count out Taylor Rising—this rising star is known for her resilience and technical precision. Beaa Moss might have the power, but Taylor’s ability to outsmart and outwrestle her opponents is her secret weapon. This contest will come down to who can adapt and outlast the other, but with both women eager to make history, the drama will unfold with every twist and turn. Aurora Teves vs. Serena Deeb The final quarter-final matchup is set to be an absolute thriller as Aurora Teves takes on the legendary Serena Deeb. Teves is a newcomer with a chip on her shoulder, determined to make a name for herself in MLP. But standing in her way is Serena Deeb, a seasoned veteran who has seen it all in the ring. Deeb’s technical mastery and battle-tested experience give her a significant advantage, but Teves’ hunger to prove herself might just be the wildcard she needs to upset the odds. This one could go either way, but there’s no doubt it’ll be a clinic in wrestling excellence. The Road to May 11—Who Will Stand Tall? With the quarter-finals kicking off on March 14, the road to crowning MLP’s first Women’s Champion is set to be anything but predictable. The semi-finals will follow on March 15, and from there, the final showdown on May 11 will see one woman stand tall above the rest, cementing her place in history. Will Gisele Shaw dominate with her power game? Will Kylie Rae’s positivity push her past the competition? Can Beaa Moss’s ferocity overpower Taylor Rising’s strategy? Or will Serena Deeb’s experience leave the up-and-comers in her dust? One thing’s for sure—this tournament is going to be a spectacle. And with the championship on the line, you won’t want to miss the drama, excitement, and surprises MLP has in store. The countdown to history begins now!

June Byers, billed as the Texas Tornado, was a popular women’s wrestler during the 1950’s and 1960’s. Byers began her journey to stardom in Houston, TX and never looked back. Byers blazed a trail for women in the sport of wrestling and considered one of the most dominant athletes during her time. June Byers and the Women's World Title Byers was a powerhouse at 5’7”, who left her impact on the industry as a fearsome heel, who was dominant around the country. She made her professional debut in 1944 touring with promoter, Bill Wolf, and captured her first gold in 1952 winning tag team titles with her partner Millie Stafford. Byers a year later captured the World Championship after winning a 13-women tournament. Her star continued to grow, and she quickly became a fan favorite around the country. In the Queen of the Ring film, Byers is portrayed by Kailey Latimer otherwise known as Kamille , who is a current wrestler for AEW. During the film you will controversy, with Mildred Burke, who is arguably Byers greatest rival. Kamille as June Byers in Queen of the Ring Byers would become the face of women’s wrestling for a decade until she retired in 1964. She held the Women’s World Championship for 10 years and is a three-time champion in addition to being a seven-time tag team champion. She is also credited with being a part of the first interracial tag-team with Ethel Johnson, whom she was NWA tag champions with. Byers is a member of the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame (Class of 2006), and the WWE Hall of Fame (Class of 2017), and in addition to seeing her on the big screen in Queen of the Ring, her story can be read in a book titled “The Great and Inimitable June Byers,” written by John Cosper. What other exciting things do you know about June Byers? Let us know in the comments.

The Queen of the Ring red carpet was lit, with Nikki and Brie Bella stealing the spotlight. The iconic sisters were there to celebrate the powerhouses of wrestling, but it wasn’t just the red carpet that was hot—these two were dropping spicy takes on everything from John Cena’s dramatic heel turn to the possibility of a Bella return. The Bellas brought the drama and the realness, and let’s just say they’re not holding anything back. Get ready, because the tea is scalding. Of course, all eyes were on John Cena’s shocking heel turn during his farewell year, and no one was more hyped than the Bella twins. At the Queen of the Ring red carpet, Nikki was all about giving credit where credit is due. "I’m actually really happy because this is his farewell year, and I didn’t know if he'd give it to us or not," Brie says, the excitement still in her voice. For the Bellas, Cena’s heel turn was more than just a plot twist—it was a legendary  move that only someone of Cena’s caliber could pull off. And now, it’s clear: Cena’s final chapter in WWE is going to be one hell of a ride. Now, let's get into the real drama: the Bella name. Fans have been buzzing about whether Nikki and Brie would return to their roots as "the Bellas" after embracing their “Garcia” identities outside the ring. So, naturally, we had to ask them at the red carpet. "When we’re in the ring kicking ass, how are we not Bellas?" Nikki quips, giving the crowd a fierce look. "It’s just who we are. That name is iconic, and it’s never going away." But outside the ring? That’s where the Garcias shine. . Nikki declares, “We’ll always stay Garcia’s outside, but in that ring? We’re forever Bellas.” And just like that, it’s clear: no matter where their careers take them, the Bella legacy will never die. The Bellas have always been trendsetters, and the women’s division in wrestling has been on fire. At the Queen of the Ring red carpet, they couldn’t help but talk about the insane evolution of women in the business. “The women’s division is crazy right now—across every platform, every promotion,” Brie says, her eyes gleaming with excitement. “It’s more competitive than ever. And who knows what the future holds? We’re always open to surprises. Never say never, right?” Nikki adds, “We’ve got pay-per-views coming up, and anything can happen. We’re here for the twists, the drama, and the excitement. You never know when you’ll see a Bella moment back in action." One thing’s for sure: The Bellas know how to keep fans on their toes. Whether it’s a heel turn or an unexpected return to the ring, these two are always ready to stir up some serious drama. The Queen of the Ring red carpet was just the beginning. As the Bella twins continue to dominate in and out of the ring, fans can’t help but be hooked on their every move. Whether they’re talking Cena’s heel turn or teasing a potential Bella return, Nikki and Brie Bella are proving that the drama is never over, and their impact on WWE will always be unforgettable. So buckle up, wrestling fans, because the Bella legacy is far from over. And as Nikki and Brie Bella always say, “Never say never”—because in wrestling, you just never know what’s coming next.

Queen of the Ring is now in theatres everywhere, and the story of Mildred Burke is prominent. Burke is one of the first Women's wrestlers and the first to accumulate $1 Million. Her story is a tale of passion and grit that is suitable for all audiences. Burke, better know as the Kansas Cyclone, defied all odds to not only capture her dream but make that dream a reality for women everywhere. Women's wrestling is what it is today for her sacrifices, and the fact QOTR is premiering during Women's History Month is beautiful to highlight how far we've come. Millie Muscles aka Mildred Burke Burke is portrayed by Emily Bett Rickards, and Rickards does a stellar job at making the audience feel everything Burke had to go through. Whether you're a fan of pro wrestling or not, this film details the struggles women had during that time and the oppression they faced in the United States. In every sense Queen of the Ring is a story about women's freedom. Burke overcame the odds of wrestling being illegal for women, and broke those barriers to become a household name, and get those bans lifted region by region. Doing this all while being a single mother surrounded by sexism in the industry and toxicity from her promoter and husband, Billy Wolf. The story of Burke takes you on a journey through every emotion, with a sense of validation seeing her build herself so organically. From working carnivals, to becoming NWA Women's champion, to being on the marquee at Madison Square Garden, Queen of the Ring encapsulates Burke's never quit attitude on her journey to greatness. With possibly the most beautiful part of that journey is Burke advocating for women to join her during her rise in the sport. Burke took care of women in and outside of the ring which speaks volumes to her character as a trailblazer for women's wrestling. Mildred Burke and Clara Mortensen (played by Toni Storm) Queen of the Ring is excellent from start to finish and while Burke's story will pull you in emotionally, the graps and physicality in the squared circle will keep you on the edge of your seat. Also, the cast is star-studded, featuring many of your current favorite women's wrestlers. Have you seen QOTR yet? If not, what are you waiting for? Let us know your thoughts about the film in the comments.

The wrestling landscape has been set ablaze with the news that Stephani Vaquer is WWE bound and will be on the NXT brand. Takes are being thrown left and right over how Vaquer is making her way to WWE, but the who is more important. Vaquer is a world traveled athlete that you might have recently noticed do battle vs Mercedes Mone at AEW Forbidden Door. While that was certainly a large platform. Vaquer has been one of the best kept secrets in wrestling for quite some time. Stephanie Vaquer is most known for her work in CMLL and holds the crown as the brands first South American women’s wrestler. She will be entering NXT with 15 years of experience, and she began wrestling at just 16 years old. She is more than prepared for the WWE this go around since her previous tryout in 2018. Perhaps this was always the end game all along, while she built a name for herself worldwide. After all, she is the first Luchadora in CMLL to hold both the Women’s Tag-Team gold simultaneously with the World Women’s Championship. Vaquer also represented the New Japan Pro Wrestling Women’s division and dethroned another familiar name, Guilia, for the Strong Women’s title. Stephanie Vaquer can do more than just keep up with the big names in Women’s wrestling, she’s ready to become one of the biggest. Not to mention that she wasted no time picking up her first WWE victory vs Isla Dawn recently during the Mexico City tour. The selective outrage of how Vaquer got to WWE is less important than the “what’s next.” As Vaquer is NXT bound, what are some dream match ups you would like to see? There couldn’t be a better time than now with the growing TNA partnership as well. The WWE Women’s division just got more stacked.

Two ladies that are ready to take the wrestling landscape by storm, The Renegade Twins, have been leaving their mark since debuting just a few years back. Real life twin sisters, Charlette and Robyn have been all over the map in the pro wrestling landscape and it won’t be long before they’re a weekly fixture on your television screens. Trained by QT Marshall, the Renegade twins have been featured in NWA, AEW, and ROH already in their young career. All the while putting on stellar performances against many of the top veterans in the game today. Their tag team accolades include being the first ever Mission Pro, CVW, and UWW champions. Renegade Twins winning NWA Women's Tag Titles As of late, Robyn has been on a bit of a singles run within ROH and AEW, showcasing her previous championship pedigree from her tag team days. This year alone she’s earned shots at the TBS title, ROH Women’s World TV title, and the Nightmare Factory Women’s Title. Just this month of May, Robyn has mixed it up on AEW Rampage and AEW Collision versus Deonna Purrazzo and Thunder Rosa. A star or two is certainly in the making. Who would you like to see Robyn face next? Or which should be the first singles title she gains? Should the Renegade Twins make more history as the first AEW Women’s Tag Team Champions? Let us know your thoughts in the comments and check out our interview with Robyn and Charlette at the link.

The wrestling world was left in shock as the Queen of the Ring  biopic premiere turned into a battlefield when Mariah May blindsided Toni Storm in a vicious red carpet attack. The highly anticipated film, which spotlights the legendary Mildred Burke, officially hit theatres today, March 7, featuring a star-studded cast including Storm & Kamille. But it wasn’t just Hollywood lights flashing—chaos erupted as May crashed the event with bad intentions. Dressed to impress, Toni Storm arrived on the red carpet looking every bit the reigning AEW Women’s World Champion. However, before she could bask in the spotlight, her bitter rival Mariah May ambushed her, turning the glitzy affair into an all-out brawl. The AEW star didn’t just crash the party—she stole the entire show, sending Storm tumbling in a stunning display of aggression. May’s message was clear: she was done waiting in the wings. Their upcoming clash at AEW Revolution  this Sunday is now more than just a title defense—it’s a war. The two will settle their score in a Hollywood Ending  match, a stipulation that promises as much drama as a blockbuster finale. With May hell-bent on dethroning her idol-turned-rival, and Storm seething from the ambush, this battle is personal. And that’s not the only marquee showdown on the horizon. AEW Revolution  also sees the in-ring debut of Mercedes Moné in AEW as she defends the TBS Championship against Momo Watanabe. With high stakes and even higher tensions, this event is shaping up to be a must-watch spectacle. Will Toni Storm get her revenge under the bright lights, or will Mariah May steal the crown and rewrite the Hollywood script? One thing’s for sure—this Sunday, the red carpet won’t be the only thing left in shambles.

As AEW Revolution approaches this Sunday, the buzz around the promotion has intensified, not only due to the stacked card but also because of the groundbreaking new partnership with Amazon Prime. The streaming deal will bring AEW pay-per-view events to the platform, starting with this weekend’s Revolution, a move that has generated major excitement among wrestling fans. During a recent media call , AEW President Tony Khan was asked about his reaction to John Cena’s shocking heel turn at WWE Elimination Chamber and how AEW Revolution will follow such a high-profile event. Khan acknowledged the industry’s ongoing developments but remained focused on AEW’s presentation. “We do take big swings and don’t want to change anything,” Khan stated, reaffirming AEW’s commitment to delivering its unique brand of wrestling. His confidence in AEW’s direction suggests that the company is determined to continue producing compelling storytelling and high-calibre matches without being swayed by external happenings. One of the most anticipated matches this Sunday is the AEW Women’s Championship bout between Toni Storm and Mariah May. Interestingly, Revolution marks a significant milestone for both competitors, as it was at last year’s Revolution that they first appeared together in AEW. The match is a culmination of a year-long journey, making it a must-see for fans invested in their storyline. When asked whether 2025 could be the year AEW finally features a women’s match as the main event of a pay-per-view, Khan gave a definitive “Yes.” He praised both Toni Storm and Mariah May for their dedication to delivering an incredible storyline, emphasizing AEW’s strong women’s division. He also pointed to the recent women’s main event at Grand Slam Australia as an indication of AEW’s commitment to giving female talent the spotlight they deserve. With Revolution on the horizon, AEW is making bold moves both inside and outside the ring. The Amazon Prime deal is a major step toward expanding the promotion’s reach, and the potential for a women’s main event in 2025 signals continued evolution in AEW’s storytelling. As Tony Khan and his roster gear up for Sunday’s show, the excitement surrounding AEW Revolution is at an all-time high.

Now that the weekend is over and we’ve had 24 hours to process the finale to Elimination Chamber, we can look back at what was a stellar PLE in its entirety. It feels like Wrestlemania season now and Toronto was delivered moments that will be etched in history. There’s a ton to celebrate (or mourn) post Elimination Chamber, and with this series I’d like to highlight are winners and losers on a night that shifted the landscape in professional wrestling.   WINNER: Women’s Wrestling What a great showing for the women at Elimination Chamber, the ladies opened the show and set the tone. Jade Cargill is finally back and her targeting of Naomi was a shock to many in attendance. While Jade turned off the Glow, what made this moment so great was Bianca’s emotion of feeling helpless in the pod. This was the perfect time to execute this angle that was starting to lose desire. 3 of the next 4 Horsewomen? Every woman showed out in the Chamber, though the MVP has to be Liv Morgan, who is still on tour showcasing she is the future and now of the division. So many stories were continued and begun in the structure which is exactly what the division needs. Bianca punched her ticket, but the rest of the field will be busy Wrestlemania weekend. The crowd could have been hotter for the hometown hero , Trish Stratus, in the following tag match. But I understand having to catch your breath after that opener. Trishy Time is the duo we never knew we needed, and they handled business against Jax and LeRae. For the first time it weeks the women’s champion was seen victorious and standing tall, which is important when you have Charlotte Flair waiting. LOSER: Naomi For months Naomi defended herself in the court of public opinion, proclaiming she was not the one to attack Jade. Not only is the glow looked at as a possible liar, but she also didn’t even get a chance to compete in the Chamber she qualified for and is likely out of action indefinitely. More details will certainly emerge as we finally hear from Jade and get an interaction with Jade with Bianca. However, something stands out about the beat down of Naomi. She never defended herself. Plus when Jade’s music hit, Naomi looked back at Bianca who swiftly removed her jacket as if she was ready to fight. Time will tell if Naomi was a victim all along. WINNER: Unsanctioned matches and everything in between Critiques about what an “unsanctioned” match was filled the build up to the latest entry of Sami vs Kevin. If you can’t sanction the match, why are hosting and promoting said match comes to mind. What’s different from this and a no holds barred, hardcore or many other iterations of WWE matches, why does the match have to finish in the ring? With all of the confusion, the match still delivered in a big way. Just a piece of the violence during the Unsanctioned bout With so many chapters in the rivalry, there was curiosity in how these two would up the ante. These two fought throughout the arena and used every weapon each could get their hands on. This was beautiful violence and the callbacks of the brutal moves both performers rarely pull out was perfect. Zayn showcased his ultimate underdog persona while constantly reminding us of the neck which wasn’t 100%. Owens pushing himself to a dark place to get past Zayn shows how far gone he actually is, even if you may feel he’s right. The return of Randy Orton before Kevin could do further damage was properly placed and should setup a fun match at Mania. Package piledriver vs punt kick will rule the next few weeks.   LOSER: Sami Zayn Sami has been in a bit of a limbo for a while now. He peaked again during the Bloodline Civil War and regained family but lost direction. This was the latest lost in a series of losses over the past few months. Zayn is still winless against Drew Mcintyre and took losses to CM Punk and Seth Rollins. Though Punk refuted the claim Zayn wasn’t on his level after their match, one has to wonder if it’s true. It has been a bit of a fall from grace for the Wrestlemania Main eventer and man to dethrone Gunther’s IC title run. Zayn will be sidelined to heal from the unsanctioned match, hopefully when he returns, he can get back on the trajectory of success.   WINNER: The Final Boss & and Toronto Similar to the Mountie, the Final Boss always gets his man. It was peculiar why the show ended with a segment instead of an Elimination Chamber match in a traditional sense, but the right call was made. There was a very small percentage of the population that could have foreseen the events that ended the PLE. Triple H said fans were getting a shift in the landscape and Toronto witnessed easily a top 3 moment in wrestling ever. The shocking end to Elimination Chamber John Cena aligning with The Rock has shaken the industry to its core. I like many others assumed Cena would take the gentle farewell tour like we’ve seen with athletes in other sports like Kobe Bryant or Dwyane Wade. This curveball rivals Hogan to the NWO levels, cause John has always been the golden boy. The man literally did Make-a-Wish meet and greets before the PLE. There are questions that need answers, but history was made and Toronto got to be part of that. Wrestlemania was being ripped a part before Elimination Chamber, and since The Rock confirmed he wouldn’t be performing. Now options are endless, and Toronto had a night that delivered Jade Cargill and Randy Orton’s returns, Trish Stratus performing in year 25, and John Cena turning heel in his final year performing. AMAZING! LOSER: CM Punk This was a challenging one to pick and many may think Cody Rhodes due to the odds being further stacked against him. Though with Punk the dream has slipped away once again, and through no fault of his own. Last year a torn triceps kept him from competing at Mania, this year Punk failed to win the Royal Rumble and Elimination Chamber. Punk has few friends on the roster, and many that would love to spoil his dreams. Hence Rollins practically costing Punk the Chamber match. Even the display of respect and admiration with Cena during the match can now be thrown out the window, as Cena is aligned with The Rock. We all know Punk is owed a favor from Paul Heyman and all eyes will be on how that is used. For now, Punk will not be in the Wrestlemania main event for a consecutive year.   What are your thoughts post-PLE and what do you think is next for your favorite wrestlers? Let me know in the comments!