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'); While MLW Battle Riot III will be taking place this Saturday night, fans who aren’t attending the show live will have to wait several weeks to see it. MLW sent out the following press release today, announcing that the event will air on July 24th at 10PM ET on beIN SPORTS: '); MLW BATTLE RIOT III TO AIR FOR FREE ON BEIN SPORT Major League Wrestling and beIN SPORTS will team-up to televise the 40-wrestler Battle Riot III event on Saturday July 24 at 10pm ET. '); “BeIN Sports has been the exclusive linear destination for every Battle Riot, and we’re elated to continue the traditio...

Former MLW Champion added to the list of MLW Battle Riot entrants July 6, 2021 By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet) MLW issued the following press release on Tuesday to announce the addition of Tom Lawlor to the Battle Riot match. “Filthy” Tom Lawlor will compete in MLW’s Battle Riot on Saturday, July 10 th in Philadelphia at the 2300 Arena. Tickets are unavailable for this event as it has sold out. The first-ever Battle Riot winner looks to become the first-ever two-time Riot winner as Lawlor has officially entered the 40-wrestler extravaganza. Lawlor, w...

In the final round of their "open draft," MLW announced that Matt Cross has returned to the promotion. Cross will be part of the Azteca Underground faction, headed by Cesar Duran (the former Dario Cueto in Lucha Underground). The 40-year-old wrestled in two tag team matches for MLW back in 2004. A pro since 1999, Cross spent six years in Lucha Underground as the masked Son of Havoc. Along with some select indie dates, Cross has been seen in the NWA ring as of late. As part of the draft special, MLW also announced the return of both Jordan Oliver of Injustice and Kit Osbourne of Team Filthy, r...

A look at the WWE's last PPV of the Thunderdome era and what did and didn't work on the Hell in a Cell show is the lead story in the new issue of the Wrestling Observer.  We've got the booking, future direction for Money in the Bank, update on MITB tickets, star ratings, poll results and match and performer of the week. Also in this issue: A new lawsuit against UFC and why it is a potential game changer along with what would be almost a sure thing if it's successful regarding WWE, what the claims are, and if it's successful what it says about payment of money to athletes.

Fred Yehi and Wheeler Yuta defeated The DKC and Kevin Knight Karl Fredericks earned tonight’s title shot by eliminating the current STRONG Openweight champion, “Filthy” Tom Lawlor, from an eight-man elimination tag team match on the show a few weeks back. Yehi lifted DKC with one arm and slammed him to the mat early on in a nice display of power. Knight and DKC joined up moments later to double-hip toss the larger Yehi into the center of the ring. The Young Lions were aggressive with their double-team offense against Yehi, a logical strategy from the younger and less experienced team.