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Pretty Empowered picked up some year end awards from New South Pro Wrestling. Kylie Alexa was named Rookie of the Year, as she has had an incredible year, not only in New South, but all over the south and in NWA. Kylie’s sister and fellow Pretty Empowered member, Kenzie Paige took home match of the year for her match against Hunter Drake and Dillon McQueen in a triple threat steel cage match.

Paris Van Dale and Shannon Levangie thought Kennedi Copeland had no friends, but her homie, the gnomie, Gabby Forza proved that to be incorrect this past week. As a matter of fact, Kennedi found another friend too. Kennedi will be teaming with Gabby and Notorious Mimi to take on PVD, Shannon and Zayda Steel at Wrestling Open’s “Last Stand” on Thursday, December 28th.

Jordan Blade has said that she is the measuring stick of Paradigm Pro Wrestling, and she will have to prove it, as she will be having three separate matches at “Project Gemini” on January 5th. She will be taking on Miss Larkin, Saraya Saber, and Tatiana, all of whom are trying to earn a spot on the Paradigm roster.

In the continuation of multiple rivalries that have been ongoing in GCW, Maki Itoh and Bussy (Effy and Allie Katch) will take on Deathmatch Royalty (Matt Cardona, Steph De Lander, and Jimmy Lloyd) at “No Compadre” on January 12th in Chicago. Also scheduled for this show is Rina Yamashita against John Wayne Murdoch.

NXT Star, Roxanne Perez will be returning to the place where she got her start, Reality of Wrestling, on January 13 at “Slamuary.” She will not just be making an appearance, Roxanne will be taking on the Interim Diamonds Champion, Mia Friday, in a special attraction match, which is sure to be incredible.

Journey Burke will make her PPW debut on January 13th at “Freeze Frame.” Journey, who was trained by Mike Bailey, is an attorney, and has been making quite a name for herself. She is looking to break out in 2024 and that starts at PPW and live on Premier Streaming Network.

In what should be a very entertaining match, Maki Itoh will take on Tony Deppen at GCW’s “56 Birdz” on January 13th in Columbus, Ohio.

Lindsay Snow will defend her IWE Women’s Championship against Dani Jordyn at IWE vs Hierarchy on January 13th.

Smash Wrestling will have an exciting weekend of wrestling on January 13th and 14th. At “Any Given Saturday” there will be a triple threat match between Seleziya Sparx, Miley, and Nikita and there will also be a tag team match with Kevin Blackwood and Haley Dylan taking on Dream Girl Ellie and Orion X. At “Any Given Sunday” there will be a number 1 contender ladder match which Haley Dylan will be part of, and a Smash Wrestling Women’s Championship match where Dream Girl Ellie will defend the championship against Seleziya Sparx with Nikita as the special guest referee.

The first KFW show under the control of the Paige sisters, “Off Tha Hook” will take place on January 26th, and Kylie is not giving herself an easy night. Pretty Empowered, Kylie Paige and Ella Envy, will defend their NWA Women’s Tag Team Championship against Roxy and Brittany Jade.

Su Yung will be making her GCW debut on February 3rd in Los Angeles for “The Coldest Winter 2.” Also on the card will be Deathmatch Royalty, Dark Sheik and BUSSY.

Missa Kate will be defending her 2econd Wrestling Championship against the debuting Brittany Blake at “Tribal Instinct” on February 4th.

The first show for “Women’s Wrestling Syndicate” being run by Canadian and death match legend, Lufisto, will be held on February 4th in Montreal.  It is called “Caught in a Mosh” and the wrestlers will be announced this week.

TNA star, Masha Slamovich will take on AEW star, Marina Shafir, in what should be a very hard hitting affair at Wrestling Revolver on February 17th at “What a Show”.

The former MLW Middleweight champion, Delmi Exo, will be making her Fight Life debut on February 18th at “No Love Lost”.

Allie Katch will be making her Blitzkrieg! Pro return on February 24th at “Everything is Alright”.

Rachel Armstrong has been making quite the name for herself in the US in 2023 and in 2024 she will be headed to the UK. Rachel will be part of EVE’s International Women’s Day double header on March 7th an 8th. Also announced for this weekend will be joshi stars Tae Honma and Risa Sera.

 

Thursday

GCW “Holiday Special”

Masha Slamavich def Manders

 

Wrestling Open

Paris Van Dale (with Shannon Levangie) def Rachel Armstrong

Gabby Forza def Shannon Levangie. Gabby was filling in for a sick Kennedi Copeland.

 

880 Thursday Night Fights

Sazzy Boatright def Pegasa

Tatiana def Paris Sahara

 

Friday

Intergender Bonanza 18

Sean Henderson & Ty Awesome def ABBS & Journey Burke ESQ

Sicend def Brittany Blake

Darian Hardway def Harleen Lopez in the match of the show. Lopez looked incredible, but got distracted arguing with the ref and Darian took advantage.

Austin Luke def Vita Von Starr

Deck The Halls Deathmatch: Jess Moss def Lowlife Louie and Deklan Grant when she pinned Deklan.

Elimination Match: Cream Team (Everest, Marc Angel, Stan Stylez, Xavier Cross & Zayda Steel) def. Dream Team (Adena Steele, Dyln McKay, Marcus Mathers, Ryan Radix & Shannon LeVangie)

 

880 Wrestling “Brandon St. James Unholy Holiday”

Sazzy Boatright def Brianna Bandz by submission, this was Brianna’s first one on one match, and you would never be able to tell with the confidence that she brings to the ring.

Christmas Street Fight: The Runway def Tatiana and Marco Narcisso.

 

Saturday

Pro Wrestling Magic “Kingdom Come VIII”

Keys To the Queendom Final: Rebecca Scott def JC Storm & Adena Steele & Vicious Vicki to earn a title shot at any time.

Women’s Championship: Ruthless LaLa (c) def Notorious Mimi

Women’s Championship: Rebecca Scott def Ruthless LaLa (c) when she hits La La with the key that was thrown to her by Smiley to become the new Pro Wrestling Magic Women’s Champion.

 

H2O “Torn to Shreds”

Deathmatch: Killdozer Matt Tremont def Lady Blakely

Frank Bonetti & Adonis Valerio def A Couple Of Bastards (Deklan Grant & Jess Moss)

By Don Halliwell

I have watched wrestling all of my life, from WWF and NWA to ECW and then indie shows. I have been steadily going to independent wrestling shows since 2002.

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