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Posted: Apr 5th 2026 By: Oklafan Staff

NEWS
WWE ID wrestler Cappuccino Jones told Opinion City Podcasts that Sean “X-Pac” Waltman and Booker T have been two of his wrestling mentors: “Let’s be talking about Sean Waltman, X-Pac. He’s like one of my biggest mentors. I’ve learned so much from him. Really, he’s someone who really has taught me to just be myself, be an artist. You know, I’m an artist at heart, I think we all are. Wrestling’s an art form at the end of the day. He’s really good about reminding me that it’s – just be yourself, just be loose out there. Booker T as well. I wrestle at Reality of Wrestling quite often. I’ve had so many matches there. And Booker T has so many good – he’s really good at the details. All these guys, Booker T, X-Pac – it’s no accident that they were stars for their whole careers.”

Jeff Jarrett is now co-owner of the Nashville Kats of the Arena Football One League. President Jeff Fisher announced that Jarrett is now Managing Partner and co-owner. The team opens its season on April 17th and plays at FUM Bank Arena in Clarksville, TN.

Gail Kim was recently inducted into the Women’s Wrestling Hall of Fame on in Brentwood, NY along with Melina Perez and Juia Hammer, Sweet Saraya (mother of Paige/Saraya), Mercedes Martinez, Debbie Maneko, Jasmin St Clair, Linda Dallas, Mickie Knuckles, Missy Sampson, Penelope Paradise, Carmela Foss, Mimi Hagiwara, and Olympic wrestlers Nataia Vorobieva of Russia and Pang Qianyu of China, as well as Laurene Landon, the star of the movie “All the Marbles,” who was trained by Mildred Burke and did most of her own stunts in the movie.

Ricky Saints’ controversial concert segment from the March 3rd episode of “NXT” has reportedly been removed from the company’s official social media platforms following a negative response from fans. The segment, promoted as “The Ricky Saints Absolute Experience,” featured Saints performing a live concert on “NXT”. While the concept mirrored similar segments previously done by stars like Joe Hendry and The Rock, the performance failed to resonate with viewers. According to Fightful Select, WWE decided to remove the clip after it drew significant criticism online. The report also noted that the idea for the segment did not originate from Saints himself. Sources indicated that Saints was involved in helping shape the segment, but has been actively trying to steer his character away from elements that could invite comparisons to The Rock.

WWE uploaded the full Joe Hendry & Myles Borne vs. Ricky Saints & Ethan Page tag team main event from NXT

Kevin Nash has criticised C. M. Punk’s controversial promo about Roman Reigns’ late father, Sika. Speaking on “Kliq This”, Nash said he “absolutely hated” the line about burying Reigns next to his father and called it inappropriate, adding that he hoped whoever approved it would face consequences. Nash also suggested the remark likely went through WWE creative rather than being improvised by Punk, but said he would rather not dwell on the moment further.

Chelsea Green was on the Bellas podcast and said Michael Hayes has apologized to her over what he said months ago on “WWE Unreal”.

On their YouTube channel, WWE is counting down the 42 Greatest “WrestleMania” Moments. Tuesday’s upload was Roddy Piper & Paul Orndorff vs. Hulk Hogan & Mr. T in the main event of the first WrestleMania.

Recent content uploaded to the WWE Vault includes a 1990 dark match featuring Demolition (Ax & Smash) vs. The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty); Doink the Clown vs. Crush from “WrestleMania IX”, Steve Austin vs. Savio Vega from “WrestleMania XII”, and a full house show that took place at the Boston Garden on March 8, 1986 featuring The Junkyard Dos & Hulk Hogan vs. The Funk Brothers (Terry Funk & Hoss Funk).

John Morrison recently opened up about being the replacement for Chris Benoit at “WWE Vengeance 2007”: "So we're at ‘Vengeance 2007’, not everyone's there. It's a pay-per-view, but I happen to be there. The ECW roster didn't have a lot of representation at that particular event. Say call time, I think it was maybe 2pm. I was like a standby. I was booked to be there, maybe have a dark match, I don't know. So, say call time is 1pm, everything's fine. I'm just in catering. Around 3pm, I hear Chris Benoit hasn't showed up, and if he doesn’t show up, I might need to fill in or something. Okay, sure he'll be there though, it's Chris. 4:30/5pm, me and Mordecai - Kevin Thorne - get called into talent relations, the two of us, and we're told, 'Hey, can't get hold of Chris Benoit. He's not here, and if he's not here in another hour or two, it's going to be one of you two guys versus C. M. Punk. We don't want to let the crowd down by having the replacement lose. So whoever it is between you two is gonna win.' So we kind of like both looked at each other like, 'I hope it's me.' I don't know who made that decision with that call (for Morrison to win), but I'd had a lot more TV time consistently than he had up to that point. Whoever made that decision? Thank you. I agree. Good call. So we have that talk, and then I spend the next two hours pacing, hoping that Chris Benoit does not show up. Walked out to the parking garage a couple of times, just to see if I saw a car coming. I didn't. Then the pay-per-view started, put my tights on. The whole time I'm like, 'Oh my god, Chris Benoit is gonna show up, and this is gonna get squashed, and I'll just be back to business as normal.' He doesn’t show up, though, and we have the match. I wrestle C. M. Punk. It was a great match, Punk and I had several after that, leading to eventually the two of us having great chemistry. The first couple were a little clunky, but still fun. So I win the ECW Championship, and it was one of those. This morning, I thought I was just coming to this pay-per-view to eat catering and hang out, didn't really have anything going on TV storyline-wise. To tonight, now ECW World Champion, the writers are all asking me questions. They're going to start writing the show around me and, holy crap, this is the best night ever. Then the next day, we get the news about Benoit and what happened. I felt like crap. I felt so guilty just for being happy with something that came to be because of the tragedy we've heard about and talked about ad nauseam. It's still tough for me to be happy about how everything came about. I'm happy that I got that match and my career took a huge turn upwards because of everything. It's just a very confusing thing to benefit from a tragedy, even if you really had nothing to do with it. Because up to that point, as far as I knew, I thought Chris and his family were just very nice people, and Chris I thought was nice to a point. He always liked me, I think, and respected me, because he could tell that I liked wrestling and that's what I was there for, but he was one of the guys that was kind of going to weed you out if he didn't like you, or if anyone thought you had an attitude problem, you're gonna have to deal with him. I kind of felt like it was cool that he saw me in regard to the fact that I did like wrestling then, I like wrestling now, more than that, I loved it, and I still love it. And as mentioned, confusing, like talking in circles about it."

Many of you have seen the video from Thursday night’s OVW show where referee Dallas Edwards went into convulsions during a match. He took a planned bump off a crossbody by Brendan Balling and laid there. Everyone kept doing what they were scheduled to do. Then he started convulsing. They continued to do what they were scheduled to do including Evans using his feet to move Edwards out of the way so he could keep doing whatever it was he planned to do. Edwards was convulsing and it was very clear they needed to stop everything. Eventually, way late, everyone stopped what they were doing in sensing the magnitude of what happened. His girlfriend posted about a brain injury later but didn’t go into further detail. OVW is run by Al Snow,and there is the natural inclination to blame him even more because it was under his watch and because he’s been such a critic of safety standards in AEW under Tony Khan and it literally couldn’t make him look worse. It was inexperienced guys who just didn’t react fast enough to what was happening. Usually it’s the job of the referee in these situations to call it off, but it was the referee who was having the emergency. But the video is around, everyone reacted too slow and Evans in particular looked very bad. Going forward, this should be used as a learning tool at all levels of pro wrestling for what not to do. If someone is having a clear medical issue,the match needs to be stopped immediately. They did stop wrestling but the reaction took far too much time.

Sherilyn Guerrero interviewed Mick Foley about his memories of her late father Eddie, which you can watch by clicking url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7kMMjohnRc]here[/url].

While speaking to Paul Rieckhoff, WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley discussed his public criticism of United States President Donald Trump: “I don’t speak out that much as far as the videos I do. There was one right before the election, and a couple now about ICE. The crazy thing is there are so many terrible things this president has us involved in—whether it’s pretending to go to war in Greenland, talking about going to war in Iran, or just indiscriminately bombing. I don’t mean to laugh, but I think he’s like a kid with a shiny new toy who realizes the military’s at his disposal. I’m not kidding when I say there might be some elder abuse going on at the hands of Stephen Miller—just in my opinion, I want to say might be. If you know the situation with Brian Wilson being under almost like the spell of this Eugene Landy guy for decades, here’s Stephen Miller, a persuasive speaker. He looks like Roy Cohn’s love child, so maybe Donald Trump sees something in him. If people knew what an awful guy Roy Cohn was and that Trump was his protégé, it might have given them reason to pause. We’re in a tough situation here. Going back to the video I did about Trump before the election, I mentioned this whole idea of the ‘enemy from within.’ He was basically saying he was going to do what he’s doing now—attacking people indiscriminately, arresting people. Like Jesse Ventura said, and this is his quote, ‘We’re a third-world country.’ When you’ve got an armed military member on every street corner, that’s the sign of a third-world country. He said he knows because he’s been there—the Philippines was the example, when Ferdinand Marcos took over. All of a sudden, boom, there’s a military presence everywhere. I think there’s reason to believe he’s just getting the American public used to the idea of the military being on our streets. So when he declares something, we’re already conditioned. And the point I was going to make is that there’s so much craziness going on around the president that the inhumane treatment of migrants isn’t even in the top five things people are talking about. I think there’s a major reason to suspect that every time the Epstein Files start heating up, he creates a diversion. And as a person who, in my opinion, lacks the ability to have compassion for others—completely lacking in empathy—it’s a shame we’re at a state in our country where empathy is seen as a weakness, when it’s actually our strength. It’s what prevents us from being monsters… or worse.”

The latest WWE Vault additions include Rick Rude vs. Ultimate Warrior from “WrestleMania V”.

NXT referee Adrian Butler (Darryl Sharma) thanked Ricky Morton for spending time with the refs while guest coaching at the Performance Center this week: “Thank you @RealRickyMorton for coming back for a great week with us. Thanks for the amazingly kind words and spending time with the #WWENXT referees!”

WWE Vault uploaded a full Madison Square Garden house show from March 19, 1990 featuring The Ultimate Warrior vs. Mr. Perfect, Bret Hart vs. Rick Martel, and more.

Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows appeared on a new episode of TMZ’s Inside the Ring podcast, which you can watch by clicking here.

ECW legend Shane Douglas was interviewed by Going Ringside, which you can watch by clicking here.

WWE has officially announced that Hogan Vs Andre at “WrestleMania III” will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. One of the most iconic matches and moments of all time will now officially be added to the 2026 HOF with the Immortal Moment Award in Las Vegas.

Mickie James will appear at WWE World on Friday, April 17.

A trailer for “Slowburn Shoot: An Indie Wrestling Story”, a documentary focused on Absolute Intense Wrestling has been released. The trailer features the likes of Nick Gage, Hornswoggle, Britt Baker, and Ethan Page, among others. It will screen for the first time on April 13 as part of the Cleveland International Film Festival. Click [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHX5KSk8nDI]here to watch the trailer.

During a recent interview with “The Stunner”, Paul Walter Hauser, the Emmy-winning actor known for “Black Bird” and “Richard Jewell,” revealed he is officially attached to portray WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley in a limited TV series. However, it should be noted that the exciting project is in its early stages and not yet sold to a network, meaning it could be several years before the biographical drama hits fans’ screens. While in the past wrestler biographies had limited appeal and success, with the infamous “The Jesse Ventura Story” in 1999 heavily criticized for inaccuracies, the 2023 film “The Iron Claw” totally changed this perception, proving there was a market. And while scripted efforts on the lives of Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair have stalled, it is understood that a feature biopic on “Macho Man” Randy Savage is currently in development, suggesting there could be a race to see which project can come out first.

A new WWE Films documentary titled “The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels”, will premiere on Monday, April 13th exclusively on Peacock. The all-new documentary promises an intimate look at H. B. K., spotlighting his incredible ability and the personal struggles that led to one of the most improbable redemption stories in WWE history. “Viewers will be taken on a journey through his life while also getting an inside look at Michaels’ role as the head of WWE’s developmental brand, NXT,” the preview reads. New sit-down interviews with WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque, The Undertaker, Kevin Nash and Bret Hart, as well as WWE Superstars Trick Williams, Je’Von Evans, Joe Hendry, Ethan Page, Jacy Jayne, Sol Ruca, and Shawn Spears have also been taped. “The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels”, is executive produced by Paul Levesque, Lee Fitting, and Ben Houser, produced by WWE, and directed by Matt Braine. A Peacock subscription is required to watch the documentary once it premieres.

Ric Flair will be hosting a party at the Encore Beach Club at the Wynn in Las Vegas on WrestleMania Saturday. Popular American DJ and music producer Diplo will be running the music for the afternoon and fans are being invited to party with the Nature Boy starting at 11AM. While there are
TVs at the location, it was not specified if WrestleMania will be screened there. Tickets are $30 for females, $50 for males, and $125 for expedited entry regardless of gender. All guests must be 21 years of age or older. Tickets are available now. The Encore Beach Club at the luxury Las Vegas hotel and casino features a 55,000 square foot pool with 40-foot palm trees, 28 cabanas and eight bungalows. Cabanas come with a refrigerator, flat screen TV and a plush daybed. Bungalows each offer a private bathroom, infinity dipping pool, cooling system, and an exciting oasis-like pool scene.

John Powell of Slam Wrestling wrote a story entitled “Johnny TV Speaks Out on AEW Frustrations, Feeling Left Off ‘The Island’”, which you can read by clicking here.

Shawn Conners of Slam Wrestling wrote a story entitled “Jim Cornette Blasts John Laurinaitis Wrestling Return”, which you can read by clicking here.

Oklafan congratulates Mitch Onyx for surpassing one year as ASP Livestream Champion. He defeated Billie the Kiid for the title on March 23, 2025 at an event in Bethany.

Oklafan congratulates The Triple Crown Tribe (Fuel & Koko) for surpassing 6 months as UWE Tag Team Champions. They defeated The Super Crash Brothers (Trench Blythe & Badger James) for the titles on September 27, 2025 at an event in Tahlequah.

Oklafan congratulates Max McGuirk on his marriage to his new wife Carrie on March 28th. Justin Lee served as Best Man.

Oklafan congratulates Rikishi on the recent birth of his grandson.

Oklafan extends condolences to Sam Stackhouse on the passing of his stepfather on March 22nd.

Oklafan extends condolences to the family of Paul Bear, whose son D. J. Pringle passed away on March 24th.

Oklafan extends condolences to Johnny Z and Jeff Wolfenbarger on the passing of their mother Margaret on March 28th.

Oklafan extends condolences to Devin Jacobs on the passing is his grandfather on March 30th.

Oklafan extends condolences to the family and friends of Johnny Humble, who passed away on March 11th after catastrophic failure of his artificial aortic valve on February 28th. He was 46 years old. Humble, whose real name was Renn Odenheimer, was a referee in the midwest. His longtime friendship with Angel Medina brought him to Oklahoma where he worked a few shows for MWA. Some of the other feds he worked for were Arkansas Pro Wrestling in Arkansas, Central States Wrestling in Kansas, High Voltage Wrestling in Illinois, and World Wrestling Express in Kansas, among others. He is survived by his wife Jackie and their three sons.

Oklafan is saddened to report the death of Dennis Condrey, who passed away March 20th after suffering a broken neck and collapsed lung after a fall at his home. He was 74 years old. Condrey, who also competed as Danny Condrey and Masked Mr. Pro, was trained by his brother-in-law Joe Turner and began his career in 1973 in Nick Gulas' territory in Tennessee and while he had success as a singles competitor, his primary claim to fame would come in tag team competition across his career. In 1976, he would team with Phil Hickerson and form The Bicentennial Kings, so named because of the United States celebrating 200 years of existence. Together, they would hold the AWA Southern Tag Team Titles 8 times, the NWA Southeast Tag Team Titles 3 times, and the NWA United States Tag Team Titles 5 times. After that partnership dissolved, Condrey would find success when teamed with Randy Rose (who was billed as his cousin, but it's unclear whether that is a legitimate relationship or not) and Norvell Austin as the original group named The Midnight Express. Rose & Condrey would hold the NWA Southeast Tag Team Titles 10 times as well as 2 more AWA Southern Tag Team Titles. Then in 1983, Condrey was part of a huge talent exchange between Jerry Jarrett and Bill Watts. Watts would go on to put Condrey together with Bobby Eaton and give them Jim Cornette as a manager (Cornette had briefly managed Condrey in Tennessee) and dub them The Midnight Express. This would skyrocket the careers of all 3 of them. The Midnight Express would immediately be put into a feud with Magnum T. A. & Mr. Wrestling II, who held the Mid-South Tag Team Titles. They would win those titles on March 13, 1984 in a match where the loser received 10 lashes after II abandoned T. A. They held the belts until May 2nd 1984 when they lost them to their greatest rivals, The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson). But they quickly regained them 3 weeks later, on May 23rd in a No DQ Match where Cornette put up $50,000 against the titles. This title run lasted until September 1st when The Rock-N-Roll Express regained the belts.
The Midnight Express then left MSW and went down to WCCW where they immediately challenged The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles. They quickly beat The Fantastics for those belts. They held the belts until March 8, 1985 when Cornette interfered in a match and the belts were held up. The Fantastics regained them by defeating them on May 6, 1985 in a 2-ring No DQ Match.
The Midnight Express then went to the NWA and again engaged in a feud with The Rock-N-Roll Express for the NWA World Tag Team Titles. They would trade the belts in 1986. After that, The Midnight Express would feud with The Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal), culminating in a Scaffold Match at Starrcade '86. But then Condrey left the team in early 1987. He made no announcement to Cornette or Eaton, much less anyone in NWA management. At the time, he said that he was just burned out on the business, but it later came out that Condrey wanted The Midnight Express to go to the WWF (there had been feelers sent out to them), but Cornette and Eaton weren't interested. After some time off, Condrey would sign with the AWA, reuniting with Randy Rose and reforming The Midnight Express (now dubbed The Original Midnight Express) and given Paul E. Dangerously as their manager. They beat Jerry Lawler & Bill Dundee for the AWA World Tag Team Titles and held them for 2 months before losing them to The Midnight Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty). Then, The Original Midnight Express signed with the NWA and began a feud with Cornette's Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane). This feud carried over into 1989, but then there was management change in the NWA, as Dusty Rhodes was replaced as head booker by George Scott. Scott had some previous animosity with Randy Rose and Jim Crockett, Jr. wasn't thrilled with Condrey after he walked out before. So the feud was cooled off and a Loser-Leaves-Town match was scheduled for the two teams to eliminate one (and allegedly bury the other). And again, Condrey could sense what was about to take place and left the territory before the match could take place. Condrey would go back to the Continental Wrestling Federation and win their Heavyweight Title as well as form a tag team with Doug Gilbert, again managed by Dangerously, called The Lethal Weapons. They would win the ICW Tag Team Titles at the very end of 1989 and hold them 3 months before being stripped of them when they left the promotion.
Condrey retired from full-time wrestling at that point but would continue to appear in nostalgia events, teaming with Bobby Eaton and on occasion forming 6-man teams with Stan Lane. He was signed as a developmental in March 2010 and wrestled his last match in 2011. In recent years, he had suffered from throat cancer, but still made appearances on AEW programming when the company came to his area. Condrey was a tough no-nonsense wrestler. Unlike Bobby Eaton, who was a high-flyer, Condrey kept things basic and utilised a more "believable" style, making a great compliment to Eaton as a tag team partner. At the time of his death, Condrey appeared on 27 documented cards in Oklahoma. The earliest was February 19, 1984, where he and Bobby Eaton def. Magnum T. A. & Mr. Wresting II. The last was January 15, 2005, when he and Bobby Eaton lost to The Fantastics in a Steel Cage Match for the vacant SCW Southern Tag Team Titles. Oklafan extends its condolences to Condrey's family and friends at this time.

Oklafan is saddened to report the death of Duncan Kincaid, who passed away from a heart attack following a wrestling match on March 22, 2026. He was 45 years old. Kincaid, whose real name was Dean Fitzpatrick, Jr. and who typically went by D. J., was the nephew of pro wrestler Damian Kincaid and began his career in 2000 outside Oklahoma. He had his first match in Oklahoma in 2008, but that was a one-off appearance as he left Oklahoma and moved for a time to Michigan. He did not return to compete in Oklahoma again until 2016, but he would become a mainstay in the Oklahoma City area after that. He formed a short-lived tag team with Dean Lambert called Brutal Vanity, but most of his time for the first 5 years of his career was spent in singles competition. His first Oklahoma based title was the ASP All-Time Title, which he took from C. M. Burnham on September 4, 2021 and held for 1 day before losing it to BCW Buzzsaw Champion Father Padge in a Title-vs-Title match. Kincaid would then find himself embroiled in a feud with Ryan the Ripper, culminating in a Hardcore Match on September 11, 2021. April 22, 2022 was a particularly good day for Kincaid as he won a Triple Threat Match over Malachi and Ryan the Ripper at a UWO event before going on to win the Unified Rumble match for the vacant RDW Iron Man Title. He held that title until September 10, 2022 when he lost it to MLP in a Hardcore Match. But the majority of Kincaid's matches involved The Saints of Pro Wrestling (which he was a member of and which he fought against) and Bud Barnes. Those battles showed that Kincaid was tough and could hold his own in a hardcore environment. Kincaid would defeat MajCW 24/7 On Call Champion Deacon Hendrix prior to the beginning of the RWE Event on October 25, 2025. He would lose the title to Vald, but regain it later in the card. He then traded the title back and forth with Motley Jesture at the EPW event on November 15, 2025. And after Max Mercer won the EPW Hardcore Title, Kincaid put his focus on becoming a dual champion and achieved that goal on March 22, 2026 briefly by beating Mercer for the title, but then losing it to Kieran Corvus under the 24/7 rule. That would be his final in-ring appearance as shortly after that match, Kincaid suffered a severe cardiac event and was taken to the hospital where he passed away. Multiple tributes from wrestlers in the state have appeared across Facebook and without exception everyone has mentioned how much Kincaid loved 2 things: pro wrestling and his family. He was mentioned as being one of the friendliest people in the locker room and the love he had for his 3 daughters and his wife Lilith was obvious to anyone who knew him. He may not have had a stellar win/loss record, but he was always someone who posed a serious threat to championships as he received many title opportunities in his career in multiple companies. And given that he was the MajCW 24/7 On Call Champion at the time of his death, that company declared that title retired and Kincaid is now a forever champion with that belt. In total, Kincaid competed on 80 documented Oklahoma wrestling events. The earliest was an OECW event in Walters, OK on November 1, 2008 where he lost to Kareem Sadat. The last was March 22, 2026, where he defeated Max Mercer for the EPW Hardcore Title and the lost it to Kieran Corvus. Oklafan extends its condolences to Kincaid's family and friends at this time.

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RECENT OUT OF STATE RESULTS
December 13th
NWA World Women’s Tag Team Champions The Hex (Marti Belle & Allysin Kay) defeated Sirena Veil & Vipress at the “NWA Powerrr” event in Tampa, FL. In other matches, NWA National Champion Mike Mondo (w/ Aron Stevens) defeated Blake Troop; and Carson Bartholomew Drake & NWA Chicago Tag Team Champions The Hard Way (Jack Vaughn & Dalton McKenzie, w/ Aron Stevens & NWA United States Tag Team Champions The Slime Ballz [Sage Chantz & Tommy Rant]) defeated Dr. Vik & Devastation Reborn (A. J. Farat & Frank Stone) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match.

February 7th
EMERGE Women’s Champion Marti Belle defeated Rae Larson at EMERGE Wrestling’s “EMERGE 94: Cold Blooded” event in Columbus, IN

February 21st
Caleb Konley defeated Matt Cross at Juggalo Championship Wrestling’s “JCW Lunacy” event in Detroit, MI

Sins and Grins (Izzy James & Bam Bam Malone) defeated Brady Pierce & Corey Hollis, The Lost (Alex Misery & Gaagz the Gymp) and the Pretty City Express (Devin Reno & C. L. A. S.) in a 2026 Crockett Cup Qualifying 4-Way Tag Team Match at the “NWA Powerrr” event in Tampa, FL

March 1st
Caine Carter, Kari Wright, Kirk Castle, Mr. Wobble, and Tommy Dean were among the entrants in the Lost Complex Battle Royal won by Zareyna at “The Showcase for The Immortal IV: The Jason Silver Memorial Show” event in Bedford, TX. Later in the card, Dean defeated Sky de Lacrimosa. In other matches, Wesley Crane defeated Dalton Grey; Delynn Cavens & Man Man defeated Angela Armstrong & Matt Andrews; Izzy James defeated Langley; Barrett Brown vs. J. T. Turner vs. Kody Grey vs. Sam Silver ended in a No Contest; and Barrett Brown, J. T. Turner, Kody Grey, & Sam Silver defeated Big J, Demo Diamond, Sky de Lacrimosa, & Tex O
Reilly in an 8-Man Tag Team Tornado Match.

March 6th
Short Sleeve Sampson defeated Demus at PrimeTime Wrestling’s “Live in Wetaskiwin” event in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada

March 7th
NXT Champion Joe Hendry defeated Ricky Saints at NXT’s “Vengeance Day 2026” premium live event in Orlando, FL

Dogg Pound Championship Wrestling Junior Heavyweight Champion Sodapop defeated Steve Garcia at Outkast Wrestling Revolution’s “Lucky Legends” event in Gales Ferry, CT

Xander Gold defeated DreSean Prince at Outta Control Wrestling’s “OCW Saturday Night” event in Hoxie, AR

Bobby Munoz defeated Brian Atomic (w/ Tiny Tanaily) at The Establishment Wrestling’s “Elias Roman Presents: Luck of the Brawl” event in Casselberry, FL

March 8th
Martin Casaus defeated Honest John at United Wrestling Network’s “Sunday Night Slam” event in Long Beach, CA

March 10th
Ethan Page & Ricky Saints defeated NXT North American Champion Myles Borne & NXT Champion Joe Hendry at the “NXT” event in Orlando, FL

March 11th
ROH World 6-Man Tag Team Champions Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor & The Infantry [Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean]) defeated TMDK (Mikey Nicholls, Robbie Eagles, & Shane Haste) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match at Ring of Honor’s “YouTube Special Episode” event in San Jose, CA

March 13th
Rhino defeated Cesar Arthur (w/ Mighty Bojack) at Horror Slam Wrestling’s “Friday the 13th’s Revenge” event in Livonia, MI

Rubi Devlin defeated MWA Women’s Champion Morgan Lavey for the title at the Midwest Wrestling Alliance event in Lincoln, NE. In other matches, Mr. Fitness 2 & Zakariah Creed defeated MWA Tag Team Champions Doomsday (Brian Blade & The Siev, w/ Magnificent Melody) for the titles; and Al Lyric & Jason Gotto defeated Christian Temple & Chris Vale.

March 14th
Killer Kross defeated ACW Heavyweight Champion Richard Holliday for the title in a 3-Way Match that also included Mike Santana at Awesome Championship Wrestling’s “2026 Aftershock” event in Poughkeepsie, NY. In other matches, World Historic Middleweight Champion Flip Gordon def. EC3.

Franco D’Angelo vs. Daemon Blood in a match to become the inaugural BCW Southwest Legacy Champion ended in a Double Countout at the Buzzsaw Championship Wrestling event in Levelland, TX. In other matches, Jesse James defeated Jeb Bingham; Big Sed defeated Eddie Zitro; and BCW Old School Tag Team Champion Axl Savage defeated Mack the Franchise.

AAA World Tag Team Champions Pagano & Psycho Clown vs. The War Raiders (Erik & Ivar) ended in a No Contest at Lucha Libre AAA World Wide’s “AAA on FOX” event in Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla, Mexico

Carlito & Chris Masters defeated The Empire (Joseph Keys & Patrick Clark) at Maryland Championship Wrestling’s “Spring Fever 2026 - Night 1” event in Hollywood, MD

Ocean Avery defeated Jamie Holley and Mitty Tulips in a 3-Way Man Behind the Mustache Match at Phase 1 Pro’s “False Finish” event in Albuquerque, NM

Savage Brotherhood (Big Daddy Storm & Brody Hawk) def. Cameron McGraw & Lee Michaels and The Family Affiliated (Rika Wildlee & Gluttony) in a Triple Threat Tag Team Match at the Outta Control Wrestling “Thrilla In Manilla IV” event in Manilla, AR. In other matches, OCW Tag Team Champions The K9s (Damion Wolfe & Scott Caliber) def. Austin Wrathchild & Tommy 2 Good

March 15th
Johnny TV was among the entrants in the 21-Man Blackjack Battle Royal for the vacant AEW National Title won by Jack Perry at AEW’s “Revolution 2026” pay-per-view event in Los Angeles, CA. In other matches, Boom and Doom (Big Boom A. J. & Q. T. Marshall, w/ Aaron Solo, Big Justice, & The Rizzler) defeated The Infantry (Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean, w/ Shane Taylor, Christyan XO, & Trish Adora).

AJPW World Tag Team Champions Titans of Calamity (Talos & Ren Ayabe) defeated Saito Brothers (Jun Saito & Rei Saito) at All Japan Pro Wrestling’s “Dream Power Series 2026 - Night 1” event in Tokyo, Japan

Mat War Pro Super Openweight Champion Brick Savage defeated Dimitri Alexandrov and Demo Diamond in a Triple Threat Match at Borracho Pro’s and Mat War Pro Wrestling’s “Collaboration” event in Austin, TX. In other matches, Aragon & Borracho Pro Champion Epydemius, Jr. defeated Dyl Dempsey & Decimus.

The Production (Derek Dillinger & Katie Arquette) defeated The Hex (Marti Belle & Allysin Kay) at the Greektown Pro Wrestling pay-per-view event in Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Carlito, Chris Masters, & Ken Dixon defeated Alec Odin, Hellfire McGuire, & Myron Malone in a 6-Man Tag Team Match at Maryland Championship Wrestling’s “Spring Fever 2026 - Night 2” event in Dundalk, MD

XICW United States Champion Isaiah Broner defeated XICW Proving Ground Tag Team Champion Rhino at Xtreme Intense Championship Wrestling’s “Stronger Than Ever” event in Shelby Township, MI

March 20th
AJPW World Tag Team Champion Talos defeated Jun Saito at All Japan Pro Wrestling’s “Dream Power Series 2026 - Night 2” event in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan

BTW Heavyweight Champion Aaron Solo defeated Alpha Zo at the Big Time Wrestling event in Newark, CA

Rhino defeated P. D. Skillz in a Gores and Doors Match at New Frontier’s “Immortality IV” event in Cobourg, Ontario, Canada

Maximo, Wisin el Dog, Huracan Ramirez, & Huracan Ramirez, Jr. defeated Mascara Sagrada, Jr., Capibara MX, Majestic, & Mocho Cota, Jr. in an 8-Man Tag Team Match at Robles Promotions’ “Equinoccio en el Ring” event in Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, Estado de Mexico, Mexico. In other matches, El Hijo del Fishman, El Texano, Jr., & Karis La Momia, Jr. defeated Monster Clown & Los Piratas (Pirata Morgan & Hijo de Pirata Morgan) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match.

March 21st
AJPW World Tag Team Champions Titans of Calamity (Talos & Ren Ayabe) defeated Fuminori Abe & Kengo Mashimo at All Japan Pro Wrestling’s “Dream Power Series 2026 - Night 3: Annaka City Merger 20th Anniversary Memorial Event & Yuma Anzai Homecoming” event in Annaka, Gunma, Japan

Sammy Guevara defeated Amazing Red at House of Glory’s “HOG x The Big Event SuperClash 2026” pay-per-view event in Brentwood, NY

Rylie Jackson defeated Funny Bone at Midwest All-Star Wrestling’s “Mayhem at the Mall 2” event in Maplewood, MN

March 22nd
MxM TV (Johnny TV & MxM Collection [Mason Madden & Mansoor]) defeated Angel Fashion, Keagan Garland, & Oro in a 6-Man Tag Team Match at Ring of Honor’s “ROH on HonorClub” event in Jacksonville, FL. In other matches, The Von Erichs (Marshall Von Erich & Ross Von Erich) & The Bang Bang Gang (Ace Austin & Juice Robinson) defeated Shane Taylor Promotions (ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty & ROH World 6-Man Tag Team Champions Shane Taylor & The Infantry [Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean], w/ Christyan XO & Trish Adora) in an 8-Man Tag Team Match.

Aaron Solo & Alan Angels def. WCPW Tag Team Champions The Crush Boys (Titus Alexander & Starboy Charlie) for the titles at the West Coast Pro Wrestling and Pro Wrestling Revolution event in San Francisco, CA

March 23rd
Starboy Charlie defeated WWE ID Men’s Champion Cappuccino Jones for the title at the Beyond Wrestling event in Cranson, RI

March 27th
The Good Brothers (Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows) def. Bishop Dyer & Kaito Kiyomia, The Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun & Toa Liona) and Bryce Hanson & Sheldon Jean in a 4-Way Tag Team Match to become the inaugural MLP Tag Team Champions at the Maple Leaf Pro/Ring of Honor “Global Wars Canada” event in Windsor, Ontario, Canada

March 28
Order 4 (Mustafa Ali & Special Agent Zero) & The System (Eddie Edwards & Cedric Alexander) def. TNA World Champion Mike Santana, TNA World X Division Champion Leon Slater, TNA International Champion Trey Miguel & Moose (w/ Alisha Edwards) at the Total Non-Stop Action event in Westwego, LA

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UPCOMING OKLAHOMA EVENTS
Red Dirt Wrestling
Friday, April 10th
High 5 Retro Toy Store
405 N. Meridian Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK
Bell Time 7pm

This Is Wrestling
Saturday, April 11th
The Property Event Center
11500 S. 129th E. Ave.
Broken Arrow, OK
Bell Time 8pm

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE EVENTS
April 17th
Killer Kross is scheduled for Future Stars of Wrestling’s “Killer Kross Presents Mecca XI” event in Las Vegas, NV

KENTA & The Good Brothers (Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows) vs. Rob Van Dam, Willie Mack, & 2 Tuff Tony in a 6-Man Tag Team Match is scheduled for Juggalo Championship Wrestling’s “Strangle-Mania: Viva Las Violence” pay-per-view event in Las Vegas, NV. Also scheduled to appear is The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson), EC3, and many more.

April 18th
Killer Kross is scheduled for Future Stars of Wrestling’s “Killer Kross’ Natural Born Killers 5: Hostile Territory” event in Las Vegas, NV

Santana Jackson vs. Nate Webb vs. Green Phantom vs. Beastman vs. Krule vs. Matt Makowski vs. Vipress vs. Ricky Sosa vs. one more opponent yet to be named in a Clusterf*ck Match is scheduled for Game Changer Wrestling’s “Joey Janela’s Spring Break: The Immortal Clusterf*ck” pay-per-view event in Las Vegas, NV

April 25th
Jimmy Valiant is scheduled for North American Wrestling Alliance’s “Boogie’s Last Dance” event in Lancaster, SC

May 2nd
Mickie James vs. Sierra to become the inaugural MAW Jackpot Junction Champion is scheduled for Midwest All-Star Wrestling’s “Hit the Jackpot” event in Morton, MN

May 3rd
Killbane is scheduled for the Nightlife Wrestling event in Wichita, KS

May 30th
The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) will be hosting New Breed Wrestling’s “The Rock and Roll Express Invitational Tag Team Tournament” in Kingsport, TN

June 13th
Rick Steiner is scheduled for All Star Wrestling’s “Bash in Beckley” event in Beckley, WV

July 4th
The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) are scheduled for Atomic Legacy Wrestling’s “Star Spangled Slammer X” event in Daytona Beach, FL

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE APPEARANCES
April 10th
Killer Kross, Mick Foley, Alicia Atout, Dallas Page, M. J. F., Saraya, Scarlett Bordeaux, and many more will be signing autographs at “Astronomicon 9” at the Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest in Ypsilanti, MI. For more info, go to Astronomicon.com.

Heath Slater, Rhino, Shane Douglas, Eugene, Gary Wolfe, Matt Riddle, The Sandman, Tommy Rich, and many more will be signing autographs at “Hollers & Heroes Con” in Pikesville, KY. For more info, go to TimeWarpAshland.com/Events/Hollers-And-Heroes.

April 11th
Killer Kross, Mick Foley, Dallas Page, Saraya, Scarlett Bordeaux and many more will be signing autographs at “Astronomicon 9” at the Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest in Ypsilanti, MI. For more info, go to Astronomicon.com.

Heath Slater, Rhino, Shane Douglas, Eugene, Gary Wolfe, Matt Riddle, The Sandman, Tommy Rich, and many more will be signing autographs at “Hollers & Heroes Con” in Pikesville, KY. For more info, go to TimeWarpAshland.com/Events/Hollers-And-Heroes.

Sgt. Slaughter, The Godfather, and many more will be signing autographs at the “Midwest Toy & Comic Fest” at the Decatur Civic Center in Decatur, IL. For more info, go to MidwestToyComicFest.com/.

April 12th
Killer Kross, Mick Foley, Dallas Page, Scarlett Bordeaux and many more will be signing autographs at “Astronomicon 9” at the Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest in Ypsilanti, MI. For more info, go to Astronomicon.com.

Sgt. Slaughter, The Godfather, and many more will be signing autographs at the “Midwest Toy & Comic Fest” at the Decatur Civic Center in Decatur, IL. For more info, go to MidwestToyComicFest.com/.

April 16th
The Honky Tonk Man, Jerry Lawler, Jim Duggan, Mick Foley, Indi Hartwell, Kal Herro, Katarina Waters, Lex Luger, Mike Chioda, Victoria, Zack Ruby, and many more will be signing autographs at “WrestleCon Las Vegas 2026” at the Horseshoe Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. For more info, go to Wrestlecon.com.

April 17th
Angelina Love, The Honky Tonk Man, Jerry Lawler, Jim Duggan, Kevin Von Erich, Mick Foley, Don Muraco, Jeanne Basone, Indi Hartwell, Jordan Blu, Kal Herro, Katarina Waters, Kurt Angle, Lex Luger, Mike Chioda, Ridge Holland, Velvet Sky, Victoria, Zack Ruby, and many more will be signing autographs at “WrestleCon Las Vegas 2026” at the Horseshoe Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. For more info, go to Wrestlecon.com.

April 18th
Angelina Love, The Honky Tonk Man, Jerry Lawler, Jim Duggan, Kevin Von Erich, Mick Foley, Don Muraco, Dustin Rhodes, Indi Hartwell, Jeanne Basone, Jordan Blu, Kal Herro, Katarina Waters, Lex Luger, Mike Chioda, Ridge Holland, Velvet Sky, Victoria, Zack Ruby, and many more will be signing autographs at “WrestleCon Las Vegas 2026” at the Horseshoe Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. For more info, go to Wrestlecon.com.

April 19th
The Honky Tonk Man, Jerry Lawler, Jim Duggan, Mick Foley, Indi Hartwell, Kal Herro, Katarina Waters, Lex Luger, Mike Chioda, Victoria, Zack Ruby, and many more will be signing autographs at “WrestleCon Las Vegas 2026” at the Horseshoe Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. For more info, go to Wrestlecon.com.

June 6th
The Glamour Girls (Judy Martin & Leilani Kai), Killer Kross. Santino Marella, Scarlett Bordeaux, and many more will be signing autographs at “River City Wrestling Con” at the World Golf Village Renaissance Resort in St. Augustine, FL. For more info, go to RiverCityWrestlingCon.com.

June 7th
The Glamour Girls (Judy Martin & Leilani Kai), Killer Kross, The Great Khali, Scarlett Bordeaux, and many more will be signing autographs at “River City Wrestling Con” at the World Golf Village Renaissance Resort in St. Augustine, FL. For more info, go to RiverCityWrestlingCon.com.

July 23rd
David Manning, Tito Santana, Greg Gagne, and many more will be signing autographs at T-Mart Promotions’ “The Gathering VII” at the Hilton University Place in Charlotte, NC. For more info, go to TMartPromotions.com.

July 24th
Erik Watts, Lance Von Erich, The Barbarian, Dave Brown, Dos Caras, Rockin’ Robin, The Warlord, and many more will be signing autographs at T-Mart Promotions’ “The Gathering VII” at the Hilton University Place in Charlotte, NC. For more info, go to TMartPromotions.com.

July 26th
Shane Douglas, Francine, Mikey Whipwreck, Super Crazy, and many more will be signing autographs at T-Mart Promotions’ “The Gathering VII” at the Hilton University Place in Charlotte, NC. For more info, go to TMartPromotions.com.

October 9th
Heath Slater, Shane Douglas, The Steiner Brothers (Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner), The Godfather/Papa Shango, Kenzie Page, Kylie Alexa, Rich Swann, Ricky Steamboat, Tyler Mane, Vampiro, and many more will be signing autographs at “WrestleScream: Lights, Camera, Action” at the Hilton Knoxville Airport in Knoxville, TN. For more info, go to Wrestlescream.com.

October 10th
Heath Slater, Shane Douglas, The Steiner Brothers (Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner), The Godfather/Papa Shango, Kenzie Page, Kylie Alexa, Rich Swann, Ricky Steamboat, Tyler Mane, Vampiro, and many more will be signing autographs at “WrestleScream: Lights, Camera, Action” at the Hilton Knoxville Airport in Knoxville, TN. For more info, go to Wrestlescream.com.

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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
April 5th - The Great Bolo [2nd], Danny Frost, Sika, Standing Bear
April 6th - Kyle Kesner, Ivan the Terrible, Lady Leather, Bobby Dalton, Frank Lynn
April 7th - Ryan Lee, Ciclon Negro, Bruce Swayze, Demarco Tate
April 8th - Garrisaon Creed
April 9th - Les Thornton, R. G. Right
April 10th - Paul Bearer, Ryan Davidson
April 11th - Les Wolff, Harley Race, Gun Metal Gray, Jim Fallon

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