Indie Wrestling News

Nick Gage Announced For GCW Return After Undergoing Rehab Treatment

GCW has announced that Nick Gage will return to the promotion in May after stepping away from the ring last year to undergo rehab treatment.

Additional Details On Upcoming ROH Studio Taping

Additional details have emerged regarding Ring of Honor's upcoming studio taping. There are questions about whether ROH plans to make studio tapings a permanent move.

Backstage Report On Upcoming ROH Taping, Future Plans

According to a backstage report, Ring of Honor has an upcoming TV taping scheduled. The report indicates ROH's future plans may involve finding a new home base in Jacksonville.

Former WWE Champion Spotted Backstage at NWA POWERRR Taping

Former WWE Champion Raj Dhesi (known as Jinder Mahal in WWE) was spotted backstage at the February 21 NWA POWERRR double TV tapings in Tampa, Florida. According to reports, Dhesi was visiting friends on the NWA roster rather than working in an official capacity, following his WWE release in 2024 as part of roster cuts.

Violent J Admits He Was “Scared to Death” Letting Vince Russo Run JCW

Violent J admitted he was "scared to death" of letting Vince Russo take over writing duties for Juggalo Championship Wrestling during a recent podcast appearance. The Insane Clown Posse frontman explained that giving up creative control of JCW was difficult since it had been his personal vision for years, but said their relationship has become collaborative. Violent J stated that wrestling is now one of his biggest passions outside of his children, calling JCW "the most exciting thing going on in my life right now."

JCW’s Paige Collett Says Rikishi Gave Her Permission To Use The Stinkface

Update On GCW-Triller Relationship Amidst Streamer's Financial Troubles

Based on the provided content, Triller TV may be experiencing financial difficulties. The article questions what impact these potential financial troubles could have on GCW, which is described as one of Triller's most popular broadcasting partners.

JCW’s Paige Collette Explains How In-Ring Bump Left Her Disabled

JCW performer Paige Collette revealed on LIVE JCW's Ring Rat with Vince Russo that a botched bump during training at KnokX Pro activated a rare neurological disease called CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome). The injury occurred when she was thrown over the top rope and landed on concrete instead of the apron during a student match, with WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi present as trainer. Collette went undiagnosed for nearly seven years before learning she had CRPS, and despite being wheelchair-bound, she taught herself to walk again and has returned to wrestling while writing a book about her experience called "Wrestling with CRPS."