MLW TV taping spoilers from Philadelphia

MLW taped matches for future programming before and after Saturday’s Never Say Never event from Philadelphia’s 2300 Arena. 

Below are spoilers from the show courtesy of PWInsider

  • Mr. Thomas w/O’Shay Edwards defeated J Boujii in a Bomaye Fight Club tryout match
    • Despite the loss, Boujii was offered a spot in the faction. 
  • AKIRA of The Calling cut a promo that was interrupted by Jacob Fatu. They ended up brawling after. This may have been an official match that had no clear winner. AKIRA would win the tag titles along with Rickey Shane Page later in the night at Never Say Never, making him a double champion as he also holds the promotion’s Middleweight belt as well. 
  • B3CCA defeated Tiara James
    • Love Doug was on commentary and played the role of B3CCA’s obsessed fan. He would later do the same at Never Say Never during her musical performance. 
  • Rickey Shane Page defeated Matthew Justice
  • Ichiban defeated TJ Crawford
  • Willie Mack defeated Ken Broadway, O’Shay Edwards, Love Doug, and Nolo Kitano in a scramble match

Matches that took place after Never Say Never:

  • Snitsky w/Mister Saint Laurent defeated Yoscifer El
  • The Mane Event (Midas Black & Jay Lyon) & Microman defeated Jesus Rodriguez and The FBI (Little Guido & Ray Jaz)
  • The Second Gear Crew (1 Called Manders & Matthew Justice) defeated The Calling (Delirious & a masked wrestler) and The Samoan Swat Team (Juicy Finau & Lance Anoa’i) in a three-way match
  • MLW Featherweight & wXw Women’s Champion Delmi Exo defeated Paris Von Dale
  • Sam Adonis vs. Micro Man ended in a no-contest.
    • The Second Gear Crew made a run-in and a beer bash closed the show. 

Next up for MLW is Fury Road on September 3. The show will also take place from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, PA. 

Upcoming MLW shows on FITE+

  • MLW Fury Road 2023, September 3
  • MLW Slaughterhouse , October 14
  • MLW Fightland 2023, November 18
  • MLW One Shot 2023, December 7

MLW heading to Dallas for first tapings of 2022

MLW has announced its first event of 2022.

MLW will kick off the new year with television tapings taking place in Dallas on Friday, January 21. The tapings, which are titled “MLW Blood & Thunder,” are taking place at Gilley’s Dallas.

The following talent are advertised for the tapings:

  • Ross & Marshall Von Erich
  • MLW World Heavyweight Champion Alex Hammerstone
  • Jacob Fatu
  • nZo
  • MLW Middleweight Champion Tajiri
  • Davey Richards
  • King Muertes (w/ Karlee Perez)
  • EJ Nduka
  • Cesar Duran
  • 5150 (w/ Konnan)
  • Mads Krugger
  • Calvin Tankman
  • Richard Holliday
  • Alex Kane
  • Alicia Atout
  • Aramis
  • Arez
  • KC Navarro
  • Savio Vega
  • Myron Reed
  • Ikuro Kwon
  • Gino Medina

Tickets for the show will go on sale this Tuesday at 10 a.m. Central time.

MLW will also hold a set of TV tapings at Gilley’s Dallas on Thursday, March 31. That event was originally scheduled for this past September before being rescheduled. MLW notes that tickets for the rescheduled show will be honored at the March 31 event and not the January tapings.

Next month, MLW and The Crash Lucha Libre are co-promoting tapings in Tijuana, Mexico on Friday, December 3. The tapings will be for MLW’s “MLW Azteca” project.

MLW returning to Orlando for Blood & Thunder TV tapings

MLW is returning to Orlando this November.

It was announced today that MLW will be holding a set of television tapings called Blood & Thunder at GILT Nightclub in Orlando, Florida on Saturday, November 9. GILT Nightclub was the home venue for MLW when the promotion relaunched in 2017.

“We’ve been trying to make this happen for more than a year,” MLW CEO Court Bauer told the Orlando Sentinel. “So much of our DNA is anchored in Orlando. The fanbase is incredible, and the longer we were away, the more I thought, ‘We’ve gotta get back.’ So I have a lot of good feelings about returning.”

November 9 is the same day as AEW’s Full Gear pay-per-view, which is taking place in Baltimore, Maryland. The MLW tapings will be in the afternoon, with them starting at 4 p.m. Eastern time.

The Blood & Thunder tapings come a week after MLW’s first-ever PPV. Cicero Stadium in Cicero, Illinois is hosting the Saturday Night SuperFight  PPV on November 2.

Tickets for Blood & Thunder will go on sale next Monday (September 16) at 10 a.m. Eastern time.

Middleweight title match set for MLW TV tapings

MLW has added a Middleweight title match to their June television tapings.

It was announced today that Teddy Hart will defend his Middleweight Championship against Jimmy Havoc at MLW’s tapings in Waukesha, Wisconsin on Saturday, June 1. The tapings are taking place at the Waukesha Expo Center.

Hart is the second Middleweight Champion in MLW history. He won the title in a ladder match in December after MJF had to vacate it due to injury.

Hart also holds the MLW Tag Team titles with Davey Boy Smith Jr. Smith will face MJF in a singles match at the tapings in Waukesha, continuing The Hart Foundation’s storyline with The Dynasty (MJF, Richard Holliday, and Alexander Hammerstone).

Havoc returned to MLW over WrestleMania week, with Tom Lawlor retaining his World Heavyweight Championship against Havoc.

Lawlor facing Contra Unit in a tag match (Lawlor’s partners have yet to be revealed), Sami Callihan vs. Mance Warner in a falls count anywhere match, and the National Openweight title tournament finals are also set for the June 1 tapings, along with the MLW debuts of Ross & Marshall Von Erich and Adam Brooks.