Marvelous Pro Wrestling’s Las Vegas event took place on April 16th, 2026 from the Bizarre Bar. This was part of the WrestleMania 42 weekend of events.

The announcers are Jordan Castle and Ethan Lawmaster.

Opening Contest: Vishnu Akali, JAC, JT Thorne & Alan Angels vs. Alpha Zo, Jiah Jewell, Starboy Charlie & Vinnie Massaro

Alan Angels and Starboy Charlie start this one. Even exchange or counters and a standoff. JT Thorne enters and eats a spinning back kick from Charlie, who then brings in Alpha Zo. JAC overpowers Jiah Jewell next and gets an overhead belly-to-belly and German suplex. Vinnie Massaro comes in but doesn’t fare much better. Alpha Zo does have better success and forces JAC to tag out. Thorne plants Charlie face-first. Angels mocks Jewell with his own version of a Gator Roll, so Massaro smacks him in the head. Saito suplex to JAC, but he spears Massaro which brings in Charlie. Tornado DDT on JAC and he climbs, but gets pushed off by Angels. The heels team up on Charlie for a near fall. All eight men are in now for a brawl. JAC gets tossed to the floor, so Angels bails leaving Vishnu Akali to take a series of finishers from the babyfaces, ending in a Shooting Star Press from Charlie to end it. **½

Match Two: Amira vs. Echika Miyabi

This is the US debut for Echika Miyabi. Neither really gets better of a collar and elbow tieup. Miyabi asks for a test of strength, which does not go well for her. Amira trips her up and gets a low dropkick. Miyabi gets a boot up on a charge and takes Amira down with a headlock. Straight kick to the face by Miyabi and she applies a Texas Cloverleaf. Amira fights for the ropes and gets there, but again takes a kick and an overhand chop that gets two for Miyabi. Amira comes back with a shotgun dropkick and German suplex. Corner cannonball gets two. Crossbody with a lateral press gets another two count. Amira dives off the ropes but gets caught in a choke and chopped again. Flying leg lariat and a chokebomb by Miyabi finish this one. **¾

Match Three: Maya World vs. Sora Ayame

Maya World avoids a kick but gets rolled up for two. Low dropkick by Sora Ayame gets another two. World gets a bodyslam to give her some time to breathe and hits a corner hip attack. Nice Northern Lights Suplex with a bridge by World gets a two count. Discus forearm knocks Ayame down but she comes back with a high crossbody for two. They trade rollups and World gets a very close two count, then follows with a DDT for another two. Senton misses and Ayame tries a jackknife pin for two. Three straight basement dropkicks gets another near fall for Ayame. World with a superkick and a delayed bridging German suplex but only for two. Bodyslam and World climbs but misses a middle-rope moonsault. Ayame with several shin kicks and a small package for two, then follows with a cradle pin to win it. This was a very fun match. ***

Match Four: Sweet Caroline vs. Gabby Forza vs. Charity King vs. Mighty Mayra

Gabby Forza and Charity King get into a shoving match. Sweet Caroline and Mighty Mayra don’t feel like waiting around so they attack with a pair of dropkicks. Mayra quickly goes on the offensive landing a series of kicks for two on Caroline. She follows with a tope suicida out to the floor on Forza and King. Caroline completes that sequence with a tope onto everybody. She kicks Forza high and gets a two count back inside. Hip attack is caught with Forza getting a powrbomb on Caroline for two. King apronbombs Mayra and she dukes it out with Forza. Double clothesline has both women down. Caroline and Mayra return with corner splashes, and Mayra gets a tornado DDT on Forza. King destroys Mayra, getting a butterfly suplex. Caroline scoots back in, right into a Stampede Powerslam from Forza for two. Forza and King display their respective power with delayed slams. They collide, putting all four down for a bit. Mayra hits a Scorpion Kick to King, and Forza follows with a big spear to get the pin. **

Match Five: Senka Akatsuki vs. Aja Kong

Senka Akatsuki had a match with Chris Hero this same weekend, so quite the set of opponents for her. Crowd is firmly behind Akatsuki and she forearms Aja Kong but to no effect. Kong kicks her in the back and chops in the corner. Clothesline and elbowdrop by Kong gets a two count. Hero walks out to cheer Ataktsuki on at ringside and the crowd all stands. Akatsuki shoulderblocks Kong down and hits a lariat, but for only one. She climbs and Kong heads up to hit a superplex. Saito suplex from Kong but Ataksuki gets her in a small package for the surprise win. About what you’d expect here but the crowd was super hot for it. *½

Magenta runs in after to beat down Akatsuki, but Kong cuts them off and we now have a tag team match.

Match Six: Aja Kong and Senka Akatsuki vs. Magenta (Maria & RIKO)

Magenta jumps Aja Kong and Senka Akatsuki as we head to the floor for some brawling in the crowd. Chair right to the face of Kong and one for Akatsuki as well. Maria runs Akatsuki’s face across the top rope and covers for two. Punt kick to the chest of Akatsuki and a facewash comes next. Magenta cuts off a tag attempt and continues to punish Akatsuki in the corner. She’s finally able to make the tag to Kong who gets barraged with kicks for a two count. More offense from Magenta keeps them in control. Double boot to Akatsuki but Kong comes back with a double suplex to Magenta. Saito suplex gets a two count. Akatsuki hits some clotheslines and Kong gets a spinning backfist to finish this one. *½

Match Seven: Miko Alana vs. Ai Houzan

Ai Houzan starts fast with a dropkick but gets shouldered down. Miko Alana misses a corner charge and gets dropkicked again, and again, and again. That gets two. Alana comes back with a basement clothesline and snap suplex. Corner cannonball gets a two count. Alana goes for an Air Raid Crash but gets countered into a rollup for two. She quickly comes back with a senton and forearms to the chest of Houzan. Houzan manages a bulldog and another low dropkick. Missile dropkick from the top gets two on Alana. Crossbody is caught by Alana as she delivers a fallaway slam. Air Raid Crash gets two. Houzan counters into a DDT for two. Alana looks for the Gory Bomb but can’t get it. La Majestral cradle gets…three, with some confusion on that count with the referee. *

Main Event: Johnnie Robbie & Mio Momono vs. Spark Rush (Sareee & Takumi Iroha)

Mio Momono defeated Johnnie Robbie for the West Coast Pro Women’s Championship. Momono starts with Takumi Iroha as they head to the mat for a chain wrestling exchange. Iroha gets an armdrag and anklelock as we get a standoff. Tags are made and the crowd is amped to see Sareee against Robbie. Sareee gets the early advantage but catches a forearm to the face from Robbie. Vertical suplex and Mio comes back in with a low dropkick. These two ladies trade some big forearm shots. Spark Rush gets a doubleteam in and Sareee hits a doublestomp for two. Rapid fire kicks from Iroha has the crowd in a frenzy. Snap suplex gets two. Scorpion Deathlock applied to Mio after which Iroha climbs but misses a Swanton Bomb. Momono jumps on the offense with a dragonscrew legwhip and puts on a figure-four. Sareee busts it up so Robbie comes in to help getting a stereo dropkick with Momono. Missile dropkick from Momono to Iroha gets two. Robbie gets a Northern Lights and then a Fisherman’s suplex with a bridge for two. Sareee jumps back into the fray to get Spark Rush back in control. Superkick and spinning heel kick to Robbie as Iroha sets up for a powerbomb. Sareee follows with a doublestomp for two. Robbie avoids another powerbomb and hits Buzzball and a komigoye for two. Tandem suplex on Iroha but she’s able to trap Robbie in a pin, German suplex Momono as Sareee jackknife pins her as well for the double pin giving Spark Rush the win. Fast-paces, chaotic and a lot of fun. ***½

Final Thoughts: It’s always cool to see promotions like Marvelous put on shows in the US. The main event tag match was excellent, with Maya World’s match impressing as well. Plus, the novelty of seeing Aja Kong wrestle in 2026 is always worth a look.