Tag: Pro-Wrestling: EVE

AEW star advertised for next month’s Pro Wrestling EVE event

Posted on by Vincent Verhei

A regular name in the early events of Pro-Wrestling: EVE, Jamie Hayter has wrestled just once for the promotion since the pandemic. Now, however, the company has announced that she will be returning to EVE next month. 

The announcement came after the main event of Friday night’s show, entitled EVE 141: Elite Encounters. Rhio defeated Nyla Rose with a package piledriver to win the EVE championship:

Afterwards, Session Moth Martina appeared to challenge Rhio and Alexxis Falcon to a tag team match at EVE’s Let’s Slam Santa event on December 5 at Big Penny Social in London. She then announced that Hayter would be her partner.

This will be Hayter’s first match in EVE since February of this year, when she defeated Alex Windsor at EVE 131: Multiverse Rumble.

Rose was not the only AEW talent to appear on the EVE card. Kris Statlander defeated Yuu and Anita Vaughan in a three-way to retain the EVE International title, while Willow Nightingale defeated Lucy Sky in a singles match. 

Will Ospreay announces Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom 8 date, venue

Posted on by Vincent Verhei

The biggest name in Europe’s biggest all-women indy promotion has announced the date and venue for their biggest show of the year.

AEW star Will Ospreay, who has been working as a producer with Pro-Wrestling: EVE for a year, took to social media to announce that Wrestle Queendom 8 will be taking place at Indigo at The O2 arena in London on International Women’s Day on Sunday, March 8, 2026.

The first Wrestle Queendom event was held in 2018, and PWE has promoted the event almost every year since, missing only 2024. Last year’s show was main evented by Nina Samuel defeating Alex Windsor in the finals of a tournament to crown a new EVE champion. Past events have included such names as Emi Sakura, Jamie Hayter, Kay Lee Ray, Meiko Satamura, Aja Kong, Emi Sakura, Jordynne Grace, Su Yung, and Maki Itoh.

Ospreay is currently recovering from a neck injury he underwent surgery for earlier this year. He is hoping to start light weight workouts by January in preperation for a in-ring return.