"It feels like people are turning their back on our community. We want to create a home where we can ply our craft and give trans wrestlers a chance to go on the indies, get reps, and understand it’s a sink or swim industry."
Two matches. Six teams. 12 wrestlers. How tag team wrestling wowed the standing-room only crowd at Beyond Wrestling's Americanrana 2026
For five weeks in the summer of 1996, WCW Monday Nitro emanated from an outdoor studio at Walt Disney World’s MGM Studios. Roughly 600 fans, each paying $0 for a ticket, witnessed the most important summer in the history of professional wrestling.
Within the halls of WWE’s corporate offices, it is always 1998. It’s been stunning to watch WWE continue to trip over itself in a quixotic attempt to kill AEW. Seven years is a long, long time.
“We did not book Mr. Laurinaitis, we sold a vendor table to Signed by Superstars who is paying him to appear on their behalf,” read a statement sent to NPW from WrestleCon organizers.
