On January 23rd Game Changer Wrestling presents The WRLD on GCW live on FITE straight from Hammerstein Ballroom at Manhattan Center in New York! The event features GCW World Championship Match where Jon Moxley faces off Homicide and the ROH World Title Match when Jonathan Gresham takes on Blake Christian.

An obsessive fan kidnaps his favorite up-and-coming wrestling star.

From 19.04.2019 in Chicago

The final night of the six person tag team tournament comes to a close.

Bar Wrestling held the first round of their trios tournament, Three's Company, on February 20 in Los Angeles.

Alpha-1 wrestling Presents Another Long Halloween

Bar Wrestling presents Hold On To Your Butts

1. Gregory Iron vs. Pepper Parks 2. Alex Vega & Brent Banks vs. "Hacker" Scotty O'Shea & Tyson Dux 3. Cherry Bomb vs. Vanessa Kraven 4. Josh Alexander vs. Kyle O'Reilly 5. Tables match: The Overdogs (John Greed & Sebastian Suave) vs. Super Smash Brothers 6. ACH vs. Michael Elgin 7. Chris Hero vs. Takaaki Watanabe 8. Smash Heavyweight Championship: Alex Vega vs. Brent Banks vs. Matt Cross(c)

1. Smash Wrestling Championship Tournament First Round: Kevin Steen vs. Scotty O'Shea 2. Smash Wrestling Championship Tournament First Round: Alex Vega vs. Watanabe 3. Smash Wrestling Championship Tournament First Round: Johnny Gargano vs. Matt Cross 4. Smash Wrestling Championship Tournament First Round: John Greed vs. Josh Alexander 5. Smash Wrestling Championship Tournament First Round: Chris Hero vs. Michael Elgin 6. Brent Banks vs. Sebastian Suave 7. Cherry Bomb & Pepper Parks vs. Gregory Iron & Jewells Malone 8. Smash Wrestling Championship: Winners of Matches 1-5

UltraMantis Black attempts to reclaim his staff, Mixed Martial Archie brings the pain, and Gran Akuma faces Gregory Iron in the second match of his trial series! Tim Donst petitions for a match with Hallowicked! Eddie Kingston and The Colony unite against GEKIDO!

High Noon was a professional wrestling internet pay-per-view (iPPV) event produced by the Chikara promotion, that took place on November 13, 2011, at the Asylum Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The event marked Chikara's first ever live pay-per-view and it was headlined by the finals of a tournament to determine the first ever Chikara Grand Champion.[