On the Road: Next stops to be announced
Confirmed coverage stops will be added here as plans come together.
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Confirmed coverage stops will be added here as plans come together.
A column on why credible officiating, consistent rules and meaningful consequences make wrestling’s stories work.
Surge discusses the grandmother who introduced him to wrestling, his EMERGE tournament win, and becoming OVW’s first United States Heavyweight Champion.
Russo says he and Violent J reached an amicable split after roughly a year, closing a recent chapter in JCW's weekly wrestling project.
Cardona pushes back on criticism of nontraditional wrestling venues and treats the setting as part of the independent circuit's range.
Violent J explains why a self-sustaining wrestling promotion means reaching viewers who are not already part of Insane Clown Posse's fan base.
Russo explains how a contract-free roster can force changes across several taped episodes when outside bookings alter wrestler availability.
Gresham is building a new promotion around the Modern Age Grappling philosophy, with its first event scheduled for January 2027.
Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley are advertised for House of Glory's Windy City Warfare, expanding the Midwest indie calendar with nationally known talent.
The GCW team discusses main-event opportunities, commitment to tag wrestling, and the influence and appeal of the Hardys.
Amico explains the travel and scheduling limits behind his JCW dates and why he sees value in talent moving between JCW and GCW.
Davis argues that the crossover can benefit visiting GCW talent as well as JCW, while acknowledging no audience figures establish the balance either way.
Shawn Phoenix, Brutus Dylan, Derek Xavier and three more wrestlers join RCW's 30-person match for a future Heavyweight Championship opportunity.
A practical event guide to Grindhouse's Sunday afternoon show at its Jeffersonville arena, including time, venue and advertised ticket information.
Matthews discusses the championship, his late father, the people who shaped his wrestling and becoming a new dad.
Pro Wrestling Thunder continues building its newer YouTube channel with another accessible entry point into the Huntington-based promotion.
The EMERGE camera operator explains how positioning, anticipation and editing help turn a match into a story for viewers outside the building.
A match-by-match look at the announced Keep It 100 lineup, including three title matches and talent from NWA and TNA Wrestling.
The announced tag-team title match brings four of the promotion’s teams together for its 100th show.
Wrestlers and staff join the challenge before Stock the Shelves to show support for Rebel.
The Supreme Wrestling champion discusses the beginning of his life and the career he is determined to build.
Firsthand coverage from Columbus, including four championship matches and the road to EMERGE’s 100th event.
A column on the people, local traditions, and shared experiences that make wrestling matter beyond television.
The EMERGE ring announcer discusses connecting with fans, working behind the scenes, and giving back.
A look at the promotion’s video introduction to all eight matches, with context for fans discovering EMERGE.
PWT's YouTube launch gives fans outside Huntington another way to discover the promotion's wrestlers, events and developing stories.
Belle discusses learning a language through wrestling, representation, and her responsibility as EMERGE Women’s Champion.
The South Bend stadium show ends with Brutus Dylan’s cage-match victory and the return of the RCW name.
Thorne shares her account of a childhood crash, her recovery, and the experiences that shaped her wrestling identity.
A guide to watching the August 1 show, alongside the event’s results and continuing storylines.
Following Grand Slam 2, Owens raises the possibility of another stadium event.
The veteran wrestler, trainer, and promoter reflects on his career and teaching the next generation.
A late opportunity at EMERGE leads to a conversation about Craven’s work and his ambition to stay.
Crewe’s post-show promo lays out his character’s next targets after Back in the Saddle.
Gaston LaRue and Avery Hurts respond in character to EMERGE’s tag-team championship decision.
How wrestlers, businesses, sponsors, and fans came together to support Henry Emily and his family.
Results from Kokomo Municipal Stadium, where Eros captures the championship and Chris Owens wins the main event.
Coverage of the Supreme Wrestling benefit at Jackson Live & Event Center in Seymour.
An August 14 update on the outdoor show’s plans and the possibility of a weather delay.
Thompson discusses combining his musical and wrestling backgrounds for the Seymour fundraiser.
Feist discusses the injury that cost her a place on the first card and her motivation to return.
The wrestler and organizer explains how the stadium show came together and what its hometown connection means.
A look at the group’s storyline confrontation with Juwan Thomas ahead of EMERGE 99.
The August preview of Stock the Shelves explains the championship stakes and the show’s food-drive purpose.
Firsthand results from Columbus, where Brayden Lee retains and Erik Surge turns on Ashton Adonis.
LaRue traces his training, his evolving character, and the formation of the CruiserGreats.
A confirmed change to EMERGE 98’s Outbreak Championship match, reported ahead of the show.
An introduction to the Supreme Wrestling benefit supporting Henry Emily and his family.
The original July 28 match announcement. A later report covers the injury and replacement.
Lee discusses balancing his classroom work with wrestling and rising from event setup to world champion.
The manager discusses his unexpected start, the responsibilities of the role, and passing on his experience.
Jamie St. James discusses the connection between his wrestling persona and his work in stand-up comedy.
A conversation with the promotion’s leadership about its Columbus roots, approach to wrestling, and road to 100 shows.