UK Superindie IPW:UK have announced that they will be returning to the Casino Rooms in Rochester, Kent on Easter Monday (April 17th) and that several Lucha Underground stars will be on the card.

Two matches have already been announced for the show; ‘The Villain’ Marty Scurll will be taking on Angelico and Big Grizzly will be facing Jack Evans.

Also announced for the show are Rey Fenix, Pentagon, Jimmy Havoc, Zack Sabre Jr and The London Riots. Tickets for the event are available to purchase through the IPW:UK Website.

It has not been confirmed whether the show will be available to view through FloSlam but keep an eye on the UK section of the site as we will post any updates as and when IPW:UK confirms.

https://twitter.com/IPWUK/status/843714585819594752

IPW:UK have announced the details of their April 30th show set to take place at the Clapham Grand in South West London. Headlining this event will be UK fan favourite and renowned Deathmatch competitor Jimmy Havoc taking on the ECW original and Hardcore icon Tommy Dreamer.

IPW have also announced that Pete Dunne, Joey Ryan, The London Riots and Matt Riddle will be competing on what looks set to be a memorable show for the UK scene this year.

Tickets for the event are available to purchase through the IPW:UK site: www.ipwuk.com/events/2017/04/30/extreme-measures-2017

https://twitter.com/IPWUK/status/836291095743119360

Here are the results from PROGRESS Wrestling ‘Chapter 42: Life, The Universe & Wrestling‘ which took place at the O2 Academy in Birmingham, this was PROGRESS’ first ever show in the Midlands city.

Ringkampf (Axel Dieter Jr. & WALTER) b. The London Riots (James Davis & Rob Lynch) by Pinfall – wXw regulars Axel and Walter defeated the former PROGRESS tag team champs via pinfall

Jack Sexsmith b. Sebastian – Sexsmith defeated his longtime rival via pinfall

Jimmy Havoc b. Aleister Black (Tommy End) – Just hours before his official WWE debut Tommy End appeared in front of the PROGRESS crowd, he lost via pinfall to Havoc’s Acid Rainmaker

Natural Progression Series IV First Round Match – Alex Windsor b. Livvii Grace – Windsor won the match via pinfall to advance in the Natural Progression series to crown the first ever PROGRESS Women’s Champion.

The South Pacific Power Trip (TK Cooper & Travis Banks) b. The Origin (Dave Mastiff & El Ligero) – The ‘Banter Edition’ of the Origin lost to the SPPT via pinfall.

Spud b. Paul Robinson – TNA Star Rockstar Spud defeated Paul Robinson via pinfall, after the bout Robinson attacked Spud with a chair before being chased off by current rival Jimmy Havoc

PROGRESS Atlas Championship Match – Matt Riddle b. Rampage Brown – Riddle answered Rampage’s open challenge and won the bout to become only the second ATLAS champion in company history.

https://twitter.com/ThisIs_Progress/status/820996610574450688

Here are the results from PROGRESS’ Chapter 40 show – ‘Intercepted Angel.’ The show was PROGRESS’ first event to be held in Sheffield:

• The London Riots (James Davis & Rob Lynch) b. The New Nation (Alexander Henry & Jason Prime) – The Riots took the win after hitting the GBH and securing the pinfall
• NATURAL PROGRESSION SERIES MATCH – Toni Storm b. Bea Priestley – Storm hit a top rope leg drop to take the pinfall victory and move on in the tournament to crown the first ever PROGRESS Women’s Champion
• ATLAS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH – Rampage Brown b. Dave Mastiff – Brown hit the Piledriver on ‘Banter Claus’ to retain his ATLAS title
• Jimmy Havoc b. Marty Scurll – Havoc took the pinfall victory after hitting the Acid Rainmaker to become the Number 1 Contender to the PROGRESS Championship
• F.S.U. (Eddie Dennis & Mark Andrews) b. The Origin (El Ligero & Nathan Cruz) – Eddie Dennis rolled up El Ligero for the win
• Adam Cole b. Will Ospreay – In what was an incredible bout (and possibly Cole’s best of 2016) Adam Cole took the pinfall win following his third Last Shot
• PROGRESS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH – Pete Dunne b. Zack Sabre Jr – Dunne took the win following a Drop Dead Facebuster to retain his Championship

#BantaClaus (photo credit @RobBrazierPhoto) pic.twitter.com/lFO9iU8a0s

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) December 12, 2016

UK promotion Revolution Pro Wrestling hosted a series of high profile events throughout 2016 and they look set to continue that trend into the new year. Their first show at The Cockpit in London is already shaping up to be the biggest Cockpit show in company history and the following bouts have been announced:

• Main Event – Pete Dunne & Marty Scurll vs Shane Strickland & Ryan Smile
• British Tag Team Title Match – London Riots vs Joel Redman & Charlie Sterling (c)
• Zack Sabre Jr vs RJ Singh
• Eddie Dennis vs Josh Bodom
• Trent Seven vs Zack Gibson
• Dave Mastiff vs Tyler Bate

Your new #LiveAtTheCockpit12 main event: PETE DUNNE & MARTY SCURLL vs RYAN SMILE & SHANE STRICKLAND pic.twitter.com/tepelplTvl

— Revolution Pro (@RevProUK) December 5, 2016

PROGRESS have finalised the card for their debut show in Sheffield, and it is as follows:

• PROGRESS Championship Match – Newly crowned PROGRESS Champion Pete Dunne will be defending arguably the most prestigious title in UK Wrestling against Zack Sabre Jr. Sabre Jr has had a very stop-start year in PROGRESS with his appearances in the CWC and Rev Pro being far more high profile.
• Number 1 Contender Match – After returning at Chapter 36 Jimmy Havoc has been relentless in his attacks on ‘The Villain’ Marty Scurll, and now they face off for the first time one-on-one in PROGRESS ring for the chance to be Number 1 contender to Pete Dunne’s title.
• Will Ospreay vs Adam Cole (BABAAAYYYY!) – Two of Ring of Honor’s top stars face off in a bout that could easily steal the show. Ospreay has had an absolutely incredible year having won the BOSJ and making the transition to ROH.
• FSU vs The Origin
• New Nation vs London Riots
• Toni Storm vs Bea Priestley
• ATLAS Open Challenge – Rampage Brown vs TBC

Sunday. Sheffield. No half measures. #ThisIsProgress pic.twitter.com/ru3YygeEU3

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) December 8, 2016

Here are the results from PROGRESS Chapter 36, emanating from the 02 Academy in Brixton, London:

TOMORROW! Near on 2400 fans watching Progress at @O2academybrix. Be there – final tickets at https://t.co/k90J5rA7DT pic.twitter.com/DLJDVclLHi

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 24, 2016

Rampage Brown b. Joe Coffey – Rampage hit a Piledriver to become the first ever ATLAS Champion

Jinny, Alex Windsor & Dahlia Black b.Pollyanna, Laura DiMatteo & Nixon Newell – Jinny pinned Di Matteo following an X-Factor style Facebuster from the second rope

Pastor William Eaver vs Sebastian – This bout went to a no-contest when Sebastian was legitimately knocked out by a Lariat in the opening seconds of the match. Later in the night it was confirmed that he was on his feet and generally ok.

British Strong Style (Trent Seven & Pete Dunne) b. The London Riots – BSS took the win to become the new PROGRESS Tag Team Champions 

Paul Robinson b. Chuck Mambo – In an impromptu bout, Robinson took the win via pinfall

Zack Sabre Jr b. Tomasso Ciampa – In a fantastic 2 out of 3 falls match ZSJ took the third fall and the win via submission, the first two falls occurred simultaneously when both men’s shoulders where on the mat

The Origin b. FSU, Damon Moser & Jack Gallagher – Gallagher took the pinfall in his final performance for the company before joining RAW and the Cruiserweight Division full time, he received a standing ovation from the crowd following the match.

Mark Haskins b. Tommy End & Marty Scurll – Haskins took the submission win over Scurll after Jimmy Havoc interfered to a HUGE reaction from the Brixton crowd, this was also Tommy End’s final independent date and company owner Jim Smallman brought Gallagher and Ciampa out at the end for a curtain call.

https://twitter.com/MartyScurll/status/780004335136702468

It was also announced that PROGRESS would be returning the the Brixton Academy in September 2017

Here are the results from Night 1 of the SMASH vs PROGRESS events emanating from Toronto:

– Mark Andrews b. Scotty O’Shea

– Mike Rollins b. Jack Gallagher

– The London Riots (James Davis & Rob Lynch) b. The Overdogs (John Greed & Sebastian Suave)

Smash Wrestling Title #1 Contendership Ladder Match
-Kevin Bennett b. Facade

– Evil Uno b. El Ligero

– Zack Sabre Jr. b. TARIK

Smash Wrestling Title Match
– Mark Haskins (c) b. Brent Banks

TONIGHT! #SmashVsProgress #N1 with a GREAT card! Info: https://t.co/7bKY388m85 pic.twitter.com/lvAlfd3rNQ

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 17, 2016

The Canadian based SMASH Wrestling promotion will be hosting three supershows on September 16th/17th pitting their talent against the best of UK promotion PROGRESS. The cards for the three nights have been announced and will be as follows:

PROGRESS Vs SMASH “Uncensored” 9/16 in Toronto

Mark Haskins vs Maybach Beta

Mark Andrews vs Brent Banks

Jack Gallagher vs Evil Uno

Sebastian Suave vs Jewells Malone

Hardcore Match: The London Riots vs Façade & Space Monkey

Hardcore Match: Jesse Amato Vs Jaxon Jarvis

Full cards for @smashwrestling v PROGRESS announced. #Oshawa and #Toronto next weekend – can't wait! #ThisIsProgress pic.twitter.com/M4Y7QqH9MB

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 5, 2016

PROGRESS Vs SMASH Night 1 9/16 in Toronto

SMASH Wrestling Championship Match: Mark Haskins (c) vs Brent Banks

Zack Sabre Jr vs Tarik

El Ligero vs Evil Uno

Jack Gallagher vs Mike Rollins

Mark Andrews vs Scotty O’Shea

The London Riots (James Davis & Rob Lynch) Vs The Overdogs

Ladder Match: Façade Vs Kevin Bennett

Ooh. So #NXT cancelled their Sept dates!?!?… #SmashVsProgress on ??? ….NXT is terrified !!! ??? pic.twitter.com/GJy3AtQseU

— Smash Wrestling (@smashwrestling) September 2, 2016

PROGRESS Vs SMASH Night 2 9/18 in Toronto

Zack Sabre Jr vs Tyson Dux

Mark Haskins vs Mike Bailey

Mark Andrews vs Kevin Bennett

El Ligero vs Franky The Mobster

Jack Gallagher vs Sebastian Suave

Fans Bring the Keyboards Match: Brent Banks Vs Scotty O’Shea

The London Riots (James Davis & Rob Lynch) vs Super Smash Bros (Evil Uno & Stupefied) vs Well Oiled Machines (Mike Rollins & Pepper Parks)

Here are the results from Sunday’s Chapter 33 show:

Pete Dunne & Damian Dunne vs Moustache Mountain – this match ended in a double count out when Pete Dunne and Trent Seven both attacked their partners and left in a double turn

Jack Gallagher b. Zack Gibson – WWE Cruiserweight Classic competitor Jack Gallagher defeated ‘Liverpool’s Number 1’ Zack Gibson by submission

TK Cooper & Travis Banks b. “Bodyguy” Roy Johnson & Jack Sexsmith – The ‘wasteman challenge (essentially a rap battle) was accepted by Jack Sexsmith, however he mentioned TK and Travis who interrupted to turn this into a tag match that they then won

Mark Andrews b. El Ligero – Andrews defeated Ligero by pinfall in what is being described as an incredible match

PROGRESS Championship Number One Contender Match – Mark Haskins b. Will Ospreay – Haskins defeated Ospreay by submission to become the number contender to the PROGRESS Championship, he declared that he will be cashing in this opportunity at Chapter 36: We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Room Again at Brixton Academy

Welcome home, willospreay. We missed you. #ThisIsProgress pic.twitter.com/W4bntkPH2e

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) July 31, 2016

PROGRESS Tag Team Championship Match – The London Riots b. War Machine – The Riots won the match by pinfall to retain their Tag Team Shields

PROGRESS World Championship Match – “The Villain” Marty Scurll b. Pastor William Eaver – Scurll won the match when Sebastian distracted Eaver claiming he know a ‘secret’ about him, Scurll took the referee stoppage win to become the first 2-time PROGRESS Champion in the company’s history 

V excited for #Chapter33 this Sunday! Read the FAQ ahead of time – lots of useful info: https://t.co/t23zmp8EEY pic.twitter.com/oAqIB8eRd0

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) July 29, 2016

As always the show will be up on demand at demandprogress.pivotshare.com where you can catch the company’s entire history on demand.

PROGRESS have broke the news that Zack Sabre Jr, El Ligero, Mark Andrews and the London Riots will be a part of the co-branded shows with Smash Wrestling this September.

Former Smash Wrestling Champion Jonny Gargano appeared at PROGRESS Chapter 32: ‘5000-1’ and lost his title to Mark Haskins, so expect Mark to also be on one of the 3 shows taking place in Canada.

BREAKING: @zacksabrejr @Ligero1 @MandrewsTNA and #LondonRiots confirmed for PROGRESS vs @smashwrestling this Sept! pic.twitter.com/clDZqq1yoQ

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) July 24, 2016