Christina Garibaldi

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

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

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Again, women are making a revolution - this is not a great show that has gathered not so many people who have spent no more than two hours in matches. All tickets for the sale of the tournament took place in the evening about eight hours.

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Cibernetico: 7 Man Army, Beyond came out on top. This time, Beyond Wrestling is hosting the festivities on December 16th with Extreme Warfare Revenge. The show will start at 5:00 PM Eastern. Will Beyond continue to rule the day, or will CHIKARA get revenge?

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WWR Vs. The World is a professional wrestling event of Women's Wrestling Revolution. It took place on October 28, 2018 in Deer Park, New York. It was broadcast on Powerbomb.tv.

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We apologize in advance of you viewing this show because they talk about some pretty weird S#!t on this inaugural episode of "Sorry You're Watching This" hosted by Dan Barry. Yeah we couldn't find anyone else at the moment to host this show so Dan was hanging out and we needed someone. Again we apologize. Either way it's a really great show featuring two of the best wrestlers in the world, Solo Darling and Viper. It's just three gals...I mean two gals and Dan talking about wrestling and haggis. Trust us... you might enjoy it!

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Women's Wrestling Revolution Presents Facelift

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PROGRESS continues their tour of the United States, with a show from Melrose Memorial Hall in Boston, Massachusetts.

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The fifth-annual Americanrana was Beyond Wrestling’s highest profile event ever. The show was headlined by Joey Janela—in his last ever deathmatch—facing off against David Starr in a no-rope barbed wire match to prove who is the ace of Beyond Wrestling.

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WWR Great Rivals Round Robin: Team Adams is a professional wrestling event of Women's Wrestling Revolution. It took place on July 14, 2018 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was broadcast on Powerbomb.tv.

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Following up on Beyond's afternoon show, it was WWR's turn to headline with an evening card featuring Deonna Purrazzo and Davienne in the main event. We're back at the Electric Haze once again, with Rich Palladino doing the ring announcing, with Paul Crockett on commentary with a rotating crew of co-hosts. Deonna Purazzo starts on what could turn out to be her final night before leaving for greener pastures.

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We'll spring into warmer weather with our April 28th live event in the City of Brotherly Love!

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One of the oldest honors in CHIKARA history, the Tag World Grand Prix will be held on April 14th.

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Beyond Wrestling is teaming up with Women’s Wrestling Revolution for an entire card of inter-gender matches! Beyond Wrestling and Women's Wrestling Revolution presents a full intergender card with Lit Up for WrestleMania weekend, and Beyond and WWR are the only companies to due so. Intergender wrestling has been a staple of Beyond and some of the top independent talent in North America have been featured in these matches on the most watched independent wrestling YouTube channel. Kimber Lee returns after being released from her WWE contract with NXT (where she was known as Abbey Laith)

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Sonya Strong is in the ring to talk about her three month plan, saying after she beats Jordynne, wins the Rumble, and beats Tenille Dashwood in March, she'll get her hands on Deonna Purrazzo. Sonya Strong over Jordynne Grace by pinfall with a victory roll reversal and a handful of tights. Terra Calaway over Kennedi Copeland by pinfall with a full nelson slam. Kasey Catal, Kris Stadtlander, and Vanity over Alexxis, Gilian Leigh, and Taeler Hendrix by pinfall with a Blue Thunder Driver from Vanity on Alexxis. Solo Darling over Willow Nightingale by submission with a cloverleaf. LuFisto over Skylar by pinfall with the Burning Hammer. Holidead over Delmi Exo by pinfall with a double underhook piledriver.

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Bar Wrestling 7: A Christmas Special

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WWR Tournament For Tomorrow is a professional wrestling event of Women's Wrestling Revolution. It took place on November 26, 2017 in Worcester, Massachusetts. It was broadcast on Powerbomb.tv.

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At "Dark Water," Mike Quackenbush steps back into the ring to finish a rivalry that dates back years! Complicating matters is the addition of an "enforcement official," that being Sidney Bakabella. Dasher Hatfield joins forces with The Rumblebees to take on the treacherous trio of Juan Francisco de Coronado with Crummels and Defarge. Plus, the Young Lions Cup is defended for the final time in Season 18!

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Our return to the Pine Tree State sees two top tag teams collide, as the acrobatic Xyberhawx2000 look to soar over all the dirty tricks of the so-called "legitimate businessmen" Cornelius Crummels and Sonny Defarge! The Rumblebees look to capture their 3rd point and secure a title shot at the elusive Ice Creams, while Oleg the Usurper looks to reignite his singles career, having suffered enough alongside Kobald. The Maine State Posse makes their CHIKARA debut, and rematched from Chicago are Rory Gulak and Icarus, determined to discover who is the superior grappler!

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CHIKARA Chikarasaurus Rex Flesh And Stone

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Benton Winston-Salem Convention Center, North Carolina 11/27/16 Angel Rose vs Samantha Heights Kelly Klein and Deonna Purrazzo vs Miss Diss Lexia and Fei Jackson w / "Sneaky Handsome" Zayn Riley Thunderkitti vs Roni Nicole Neva vs Ariela Monoram Lera Leiceson and Solo Darling vs. Sexy Young Caramel (Devin Nicole and Savannah Evans) Laurel Von Ness vs. Rachel Elaring Jade vs. Kennady Brink Queens Queens Championship Match - Teler Hendricks © against Soo Young.

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This is the 2nd ever Showcase of Champions event featuring wrestlers from the top promotions across the country!

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Queens of Combat presents its 13th release in front of a wild crowd at Fanfest NWA Legends in Charlotte, North Carolina, August 6, 2016. Queens of Combat 13 Ticket Hall of Hilton Charlotte University, North Carolina, August 6, 2016 Miss Miss Lexia vs. Samantha Heights Kennady Brink vs. Rachel Elaring Roni "Big Bang" Nicole vs. Arial Monroe Chokes Twister Daugthers (Jesse Belle and Isabella) Caramels (Savannah Evans and Devin Nicole) NO DQ - No Counts - Number of Falls Everywhere Malia Hosaka vs. Soo Young ThunderKitty vs. Neva vs. Solo Darling vs. Tessa Blanchard Queens Fight Championship Match Angelina Love vs. Tahler Hendricks (c).

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Women's Wrestling Revolution presents Revolutionary live from the Down The Road Brewery Taproom in Everett, Massachusetts.

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Ring of Honor features its women's division in this special event.

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SHIMMER Women Athletes Volume 84 took place in Berwyn, Illinois. The event was held on June 26, 2016.

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D'Arcy Dixon is a professional wrestler competing for Queens of Combat, where she portrays a villainess. D'Arcy Dixon debuted for the North Carolina-based Queens of Combat promotion on March 19, 2016, serving as the lone babyface in a three way match between Su Yung and Taylor Made at QoC 9, which Taylor won. D'Arcy turned heel at QoC 11 on May 21, where she was defeated by Jessicka Havok. She continued her villainous persona later that night at QoC 12, losing to Solo Darling. D'Arcy picked up her first victory in the promotion at QoC 15 on September 16, teaming with Miss Diss Lexia to form the D&D Muscle Factory and defeating the Sexy Young Caramels (Devyn Nicole and Savannah Evans). On the following day at QoC 16, the evil D'Arcy defeated Chasity Taylor to pick up her first singles victory in Queens of Combat.

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Queens of Combat was in Gibsonville, NC on May 21 for QoC 12. Results: Dominique Fabiano defeated Rudy Jordan. The Sexy Young Caramels (Ariel Monroe, Devyn Nicole and Savannah Evans) defeated Kennadi Brink, Ray Lyn and Samantha Heights. Solo Darling defeated D'Arcy Dixon. Nicole Savoy defeated LuFisto. Tessa Blanchard defeated Candice LeRae. Malia Hosaka vs. Su Yung ended in a double count out. Taeler Hendrix defeated Jessika Havok to retain the QoC championship.

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