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Days after Super Dragon announced Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (the influential promotion he co-owns with AEW’s Excalibur) was going on hiatus while he deals with a heart-wrenching personal matter, the Los Angeles venue PWG & others ran closed unexpectedly.

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, based in Los Angeles, California, hasn't put on a show since the Mystery Vortex event in August. Super Dragon provided an update.

PWG will not return until 2024. PWG booker and co-owner Super Dragon announced that he needs to take some time away from wrestling.

Pro Wrestling Guerilla's (PWG) Super Dragon issued a statement revealing that PWG won't be having any further shows until 2024.

Super Dragon took to the official Pro Wrestling Guerilla X/Twitter account to explain the lack of PWG events this year. 

After being traded to SmackDown following a successful run on RAW, Kevin Owens said goodbye, at least for now, to his best friend Sami Zay.

Mox’s arrival in and Roderick Strong’s return to the influential SoCal indie were just two of many appearances from AEW talents on the Aug. 13 show in Los Angeles.

The Young Bucks spoke about their retirement, with Matt and Nick Jackson expressing how they would like to retire.

Top AEW tag team The Young Bucks, Matt and Nick Jackson, discuss their potential plans after one day retiring from the ring.

The Young Bucks spoke to Swerve Strickland on retirement, Nick Jackson tried to buy PWG, and Matt Jackson talks about retirement.