Wrestling keeps moving platforms. MyAEW has spent the summer expanding its independent-wrestling footprint, while SiriusXM replaced Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7 with the new WWE Radio channel on July 27. Access to wrestling is better than ever, but finding it and keeping up with it can still be a challenge. Dirt Sheet Radio’s monthly How to Watch cannot cover every indie and near-indie production; there are simply too many. Instead, this is a curated list of the best bets, largest cards, biggest-impact matches and some shows that are just plain fun.
Best Bets
Best Regional: Primos Premier Pro Wrestling: Scorched Summer Aug 16.
Best free weekly shows: JCW Lunacy, Lucha Libre AAA and MLW Fusion.
Best service for regional wrestling: IWTV.
Best concentrated indie weekend: GCW’s Minneapolis events on Aug. 1 and 2.
Best lucha event: CMLL’s International Grand Prix on Aug. 7.
Biggest single event: TNA Lockdown on Aug. 23.
Primos Premier Pro Wrestling
When: Sunday, Aug. 16; doors at 8 p.m. ET, bell time at 9 p.m. ET
Where: The Roxy Theatre, 2549 Welton St., Denver
Where to watch: The Roxy Theatre or live on TrillerTV+
Cost: TrillerTV+ is $7.99 per month or $69.99 per year
Why Watch
Scorched Summer 2 is the easiest way for viewers outside Colorado to get a look at Primos. The Denver promotion mixes traditional wrestling, lucha libre, hardcore matches, and the occasional bit of absolute nonsense, all without sanding down the DIY character that makes the company distinctive. Primos has spent more than two decades building its own roster, training wrestlers through the Butcher Shop and maintaining deep ties to the American deathmatch scene. The full lineup has not yet been announced, but Scorched Summer 2 will stream live on TrillerTV+ on Aug. 16 at 9 p.m. ET.
Pro-Wrestling: EVE
EVE x The World 2
When: Friday, Aug. 28, at 2:30 p.m. ET
Where: Big Penny Social, London, England
Where to watch: Live and on demand through EVE’s Champion YouTube membership tier.
Cost: Paid YouTube membership for live and latest full shows; selected content is free
Why Watch
London-based Pro-Wrestling: EVE has been running since 2010, combining women’s wrestling with punk rock, comedy, cabaret and an intentionally rowdy live-show atmosphere. Its roster has included major names from British wrestling, joshi and the international scene, including Meiko Satomura, Toni Storm, Kay Lee Ray, Emi Sakura, Manami Toyota, Kris Statlander and Miyu Yamashita. EVE is currently produced by Emily and Dann Read alongside AEW’s Will Ospreay.
EVE offers something most wrestling streams do not: a promotion built specifically around women without simply recreating the structure and feel of a conventional wrestling company. Its roster moves easily between British indie wrestling, Japanese joshi, AEW and the wider international scene. At the same time, the punk-rock and cabaret presentation gives the promotion an identity beyond the matches themselves.
EVE x The World 2 lands during the major London wrestling weekend, giving EVE access to an unusually deep pool of international talent. The biggest announced match has EVE International champion Miyu Yamashita defending against Kay Lee Ray. AEW’s Marina Shafir will make her EVE debut against Swedish martial artist Aliss Ink, while Aubrey Edwards is scheduled as a special guest referee. Skye Blue is also advertised to return.
Matches and Scheduled Appearances
Miyu Yamashita vs. Kay Lee Ray for the EVE International Championship, Marina Shafir vs. Aliss Ink, Skye Blue, Aubrey Edwards as special guest referee, EVE roster members, AEW talent, international guests, additional matches and mystery appearances to be announced.
PRODUCE
Volume 3 — Azúcar
Links: Official event page |MyAEW
When: Monday, Aug. 3; in-person bell time at 7:30 p.m. ET; MyAEW lists the broadcast for 8 p.m. ET
Where: Pioneer Works, Brooklyn, New York
Where to watch: MyAEW lists Volume 3 as a PPV; PRODUCE has also advertised the show as free and live on The Produce Network YouTube channel.
Cost: MyAEW’s established PRODUCE PPV price is $14.95, but PRODUCE’s July 17 announcement advertised the Aug. 3 YouTube stream as free; verify the listing before bell time
Why Watch
Launched in early 2026 by Adam Abdalla, creator of the wrestling and art glossy Orange Crush, PRODUCE operates like a curated performance series rather than a traditional wrestling promotion. Events are co-produced by Abdalla and a wrestler who not only competes on the card, but also helps assemble the lineup and shapes the show around their own artistic and wrestling influences. Original music, visual art, and film are shown alongside the matches, giving every volume a distinct identity.
Jonathan Gresham and Lee Moriarty curated the first two editions. Volume 3 belongs to Rocky Romero, whose heavily international card draws from lucha libre, Japanese wrestling, shoot-style grappling, women’s wrestling, and several corners of the American indie scene. Romero faces CMLL star Místico; Minoru Suzuki meets Hechicero; former UFC Heavyweight champion Josh Barnett faces The Butcher, musician Andy Williams; and veteran shooter Carl Greco-Malenko faces Tim Bosby. The show closes with a 30-person Royal Ranbo to crown the King of New York.
PRODUCE doesn’t depend on fixed champions, divisions or weekly storylines. Its appeal is the curation: each wrestler-producer builds a card around personal taste, creative influences and individual stylistic connections. Romero’s edition resembles a wrestling mixtape assembled by someone with an exceptionally deep contact list.
Dirt Sheet Radio writer Robert Acosta said PRODUCE’s debut “restored the feeling” of New York’s 2010s indie scene, praising its technical wrestling, international lineup and unusual touches such as live music and soccer-style yellow and red cards.
Matches and Scheduled Appearances
Rocky Romero vs. Místico, Minoru Suzuki vs. Hechicero, Josh Barnett vs. The Butcher, Fuwa-chan, Hazuki and Ranna Yagami vs. Janai Kai, Jordan Blade and Nixi XS, Violence Is Forever vs. Cowboy Way for the RevPro Undisputed British Tag Team Championship, Skadi vs. Persephone, Tim Bosby vs. Carl Greco-Malenko, Tiger Mask IV and Dynamite Kid Tommy Billington vs. Black Tiger IV and Black Tiger IX, 30-person Royal Ranbo for the title of King of New York.
Juggalo Championship Wrestling
JCW Lunacy
Links: JCW home |Psychopathic Records on YouTube
When: Thursdays at 7 p.m. ET
Where: Recorded and live events from venues around the United States
Where to watch: Psychopathic Records’ YouTube channel and JCWLunacy.net
Cost: Free
Why Watch
Co-founded by Insane Clown Posse in 1999, Juggalo Championship Wrestling combines traditional indie wrestling with carnival spectacle, violent stipulations, backstage comedy and dramatic serialized stories. Its weekly flagship, JCW Lunacy, creates its own unstable world of clowns, monsters, criminal factions and corrupt authority figures, with recognizable veterans appearing alongside developing talent and a stable of wrestlers suited to JCW’s deliberately unruly style.
Specific cards are usually teased on social media leading up to airtime and announced shortly before the show, but episodic stories develop through JCW’s weekly programming and touring events. Recent angles have centered on Caleb Konley, Vince Russo’s ‘Chosen One,’ maneuvering within the company, Jasmin St. Claire’s surprise pregnancy and Dani Mo’s status as Barnabas the Bizarre’s estranged daughter. The larger fight over who controls JCW is never far away.
Lunacy is one of the easiest independent shows to sample because it streams free and rewards weekly viewing. JCW delivers low-budget serialized chaos that would be difficult to confuse with any other promotion.
In July, JCW launched JCWLunacy.net as a central home for weekly episodes, archives, roster information, and results. The current JCW Lunacy World champion is Caleb Konley. Read my write-up of JCW for more reasons to watch.
Also in August: Bloodymania 19
JCW’s biggest annual event, Bloodymania 19, is scheduled across two late-night cards at the Gathering of the Juggalos in Macks Creek, Missouri, on Aug. 20 and 21. JCW’s official site lists the event, but a dedicated livestream has not yet been announced; check JCWLunacy.net close to the show.
Game Changer Wrestling
Links: GCW Instagram |GCW on TrillerTV
Game Changer Wrestling is one of the country’s most visible touring independent promotions. Originally a New Jersey regional company, GCW has grown into a national and international brand by mixing deathmatches, technical wrestling, lucha libre, comedy and emerging talent on the same cards. Its events stream live and on demand through TrillerTV+.
GCW: Rude Awakening
When: Saturday, Aug. 1, at 2 p.m. ET
Where: First Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota
How to watch: Live and on demand through TrillerTV+; included with a subscription.
GCW’s first Minneapolis event takes place at one of the city’s best-known music venues during SummerSlam weekend. The card combines established GCW regulars, Minnesota talent and new arrivals, including the GCW debut of Avery Styles.
The appeal is GCW’s unpredictability. Technical wrestling, comedy and heavyweight violence can all appear on the same show, and Rude Awakening gives the promotion a chance to introduce that style to a new regional audience.
Matches and Scheduled Appearances
Marcus Mathers vs. Avery Styles, Atticus Cogar vs. Devon Monroe, Bear Bronson vs. Shotzi Blackheart, additional matches to be announced.
GCW vs. F1RST Wrestling
Links:F1RST Wrestling |Watch on TrillerTV+
When: Sunday, Aug. 2, at 2 p.m. ET
Where: First Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota
How to watch: Live and on demand through TrillerTV+; included with a subscription.
GCW returns to First Avenue for a crossover with Minnesota-based F1RST Wrestling. The card pairs GCW’s touring roster with wrestlers from the Upper Midwest scene, giving the second show a stronger regional identity.
GCW brings national exposure and a deliberately unpredictable roster. F1RST brings Minnesota history, local loyalties, and wrestlers who may be unfamiliar to viewers outside the region. The show should work as both an interpromotional event and an introduction to Upper Midwest wrestling.
Matches and Scheduled Appearances
GCW and F1RST Wrestling representatives in interpromotional matches; full lineup to be announced.
All Caribbean Wrestling
Georgetown Smash
Links: ACW home |Georgetown Smash |Watch on TrillerTV
When: Saturday, Aug. 8, at 6:05 p.m. ET
Where: Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, Georgetown, Guyana
How to watch: Live through TrillerTV as an individual pay-per-view purchase.
Why Watch
All Caribbean Wrestling is a young touring promotion focused on Caribbean wrestlers, audiences and identity. It is led by wrestler-promoter JB Cool, with Mark Henry billed as the company’s CEO and public face. ACW has expanded across Jamaica, the Bahamas and Guyana while pairing regional performers with recognizable names from WWE, TNA and ROH.
Its style is traditional, family-oriented sports entertainment built around championship stories, veteran personalities and a broad mix of wrestling styles. The weekly series Saturday Night VIBE debuted on Tempo Networks, while ACW also distributes events internationally through TrillerTV. The promotion is still building its homegrown roster and regional circuit, which makes it especially worth following for viewers interested in emerging Caribbean talent.
Georgetown Smash brings ACW to Guyana as the promotion continues expanding beyond the Caribbean islands. ACW is promoting Kenny King’s appearance as a Guyana homecoming tied to his family heritage. ACW champion Prince Agballah and Digital Media champion Leroy Jones are also advertised, along with Women’s champion Kaylia Capri.
The card may not have the depth or production polish of a larger promotion. What ACW offers instead is a globally streamed event that treats Guyana as the center of the story rather than an exotic backdrop, and a chance to follow a company trying to build a sustainable wrestling circuit around Caribbean talent and audiences.
Matches and Scheduled Appearances
Kenny King, Mark Henry, Elijah Burke, The Bollywood Boyz, Paola Mayfield, Kaylia Capri, Prince Agballah, Leroy Jones and El Diablo Maduro. Additional matches and appearances will be announced.
SETUP Thailand Pro Wrestling
Under the Same Moon
Links: Official page |SETUP on YouTube
When: Saturday, Aug. 29, at 5:30 p.m. ICT
Where: The Circus Studio, Bangkok, Thailand
Where to watch: No live stream has been confirmed; SETUP regularly posts full events and matches on its official YouTube channel after release
Cost: Free on YouTube after release; in-person tickets begin at 550 Thai baht.
Why Watch
Founded in Bangkok in 2019, SETUP Thailand Pro Wrestling has become a meeting point for Thailand’s developing wrestling scene and the wider Asian circuit. Its cards combine homegrown Thai wrestlers with performers from Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, China, Japan and India. The style varies accordingly, moving between Japanese junior-heavyweight wrestling, American sports entertainment, comedy and the faster pace common across Southeast Asia’s smaller promotions.
Under the Same Moon celebrates the 15th anniversary of Thai wrestler and promoter Pumi. SETUP is presenting the anniversary show as a reunion of wrestlers and partner promotions that have helped build professional wrestling across Southeast Asia.
SETUP offers a look at a wrestling culture that rarely reaches American streaming guides. The promotion is not simply importing Japanese or American stars into Bangkok; it is helping connect wrestlers from countries whose local scenes are still small, geographically scattered and often difficult to watch outside the region.
Scheduled to Appear
Pumi, SETUP Thailand Pro Wrestling roster members, representatives from partner promotions across Southeast Asia, returning Thai wrestlers, additional matches and appearances to be announced.
TNA Wrestling
TNA Lockdown
Links:TNA home |Lockdown event page |TNA+
When: Sunday, Aug. 23; preshow at 5 p.m. ET and pay-per-view at 6 p.m. ET
Where: Credit Union 1 Arena, Chicago, Illinois
How to watch: Live through TNA+ and participating pay-per-view providers
Cost: $39.99 as an individual PPV; TNA+ annual plans that include PPVs also carry the event, while the $9.99 monthly tier does not include PPVs
Why Watch
Founded in 2002, TNA Wrestling occupies the space between the independent circuit and wrestling’s largest national companies. Its programming combines established television names with emerging talent, continuing storylines, the women’s Knockouts division and the fast-paced X Division. Crossovers with WWE’s NXT and wrestlers from the wider independent scene have also become a regular part of the company’s current identity.
First held in 2005, Lockdown returns for the first time since 2016. Every match takes place inside a steel cage, giving the event a built-in sense of escalation and making it a natural setting for rivalry conclusions, title matches and faction warfare. The complete card has not been announced.
Lockdown was once one of TNA’s defining events, alongside Slammiversary and Bound for Glory. Its return gives the company a chance to revive a concept strongly associated with its earlier identity while introducing it to a newer roster and audience.
Scheduled to Appear
Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, Nic Nemeth, Mustafa Ali, Moose, AJ Francis, Brian Myers, Leon Slater, Ricky Sosa, Xia Brookside, Elayna Black, Indi Hartwell, Rosemary and Allie. Additional matches and appearances will be announced.
Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide
Weekly Lucha Libre AAA
Links: AAA on WWE |WWE YouTube
When: Saturdays at 10 p.m. ET
Where: Events recorded or broadcast from venues throughout Mexico
How to watch: FOX in Latin America; YouTube and Facebook in other markets through AAA/WWE distribution
Cost: Free on YouTube/Facebook where available
Why Watch
Founded in 1992, Lucha Libre AAA combines Mexican lucha libre with elaborate characters, faction warfare and American-style sports entertainment. Its cards are known for masked rivalries, fast multi-person matches and a willingness to favor spectacle over strict realism. AAA’s expanding relationship with WWE has also brought its wrestlers into regular crossover stories with WWE and NXT talent.
AAA’s August programming continues the aftermath of Verano de Escándalo. Dominik Mysterio betrayed El Grande Americano and aligned himself with Omos and Dorian Roldán. At the same time, La Hiedra and Laredo Kid defeated Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana to become AAA World Mixed Tag Team champions. General manager Rey Mysterio is also resisting attempts to place the vacant Latin American Championship directly onto Omos.
The weekly series is one of the easiest entry points for viewers curious about lucha libre. It streams free in many markets, the matches are colorful and fast, and the WWE crossovers provide recognizable names without completely displacing AAA’s own wrestlers and rivalries.
The month also leads toward AAA x NXT Heatwave on Sunday, Aug. 30, at Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas. The full card is still being announced. Triplemanía 34 follows with events in Las Vegas on Sept. 11 and Mexico City on Sept. 13.
Wrestlers and Storylines to Watch
Rey Fénix vs. Mini-Vikingo, Dominik Mysterio, El Grande Americano, Rey Mysterio, Dorian Roldán, Omos, Daga, Angel, La Hiedra and Laredo Kid.
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL)
International Grand Prix
Links: CMLL home |CMLL YouTube
When: Wednesday, Aug. 5, at 7:30 p.m. ET
Where: Arena México, Mexico City
Where to watch: CMLL’s paid YouTube membership in Spanish; MyAEW also offers the event with English commentary.
Cost: CMLL YouTube membership varies by tier; MyAEW lists the Grand Prix at $20, with a three-event CMLL bundle for $35
Why Watch
The men’s Grand Prix takes place Wednesday, Aug. 5, at Arena México, pitting 11 wrestlers from Team World against 11 from Team Mexico in an elimination field that ultimately produces one winner. Team World includes PAC, Claudio Castagnoli, Orange Cassidy, Bandido, Roderick Strong, DOUKI, Yujiro Takahashi, Austin Aries, Blake Christian, Leon Cage and Rohan Raja. Team Mexico includes Xelhua, Volador Jr., Titán, Último Guerrero, Máscara Dorada, Hechicero, Templario, Ángel de Oro, Bárbaro Cavernario, Soberano Jr. and Místico.
CMLL also runs throughout the week, generally presenting Monday cards from Arena Puebla, Tuesday and Friday cards from Arena México, Saturday events at Arena Coliseo and Sunday family shows at Arena México. Premium live programming is available through its official YouTube membership tiers, while selected matches, interviews and archival material are posted free.
Major League Wrestling
MLW Fusion
Links: MLW home |Where to watch |MLW YouTube
When: Saturdays at 6:05 p.m. ET on YouTube, 9 p.m. ET on VEEPS and 10 p.m. ET on beIN SPORTS
Where: Episodes taped at MLW events around the United States
How to watch: Free through MLW’s YouTube channel and VEEPS; also on beIN SPORTS, with a later NJPW World window in Japan
Why Watch
Major League Wrestling combines a sports-oriented presentation with faction stories, heavyweight wrestling, lucha libre and international talent. Partnerships with CMLL, New Japan Pro-Wrestling and STARDOM regularly bring Mexican and Japanese wrestlers into MLW’s weekly programming.
New episodes of Fusion continue throughout August, beginning with matches built around MLW’s FantasticaMania collaboration with CMLL and New Japan. The weekly series offers a more traditional television structure than many smaller indie shows, with commentary, continuing feuds and established championships.
Its international partnerships are the main attraction. A single episode can move from American heavyweight wrestling to Mexican lucha libre and Japanese junior-heavyweight action without requiring viewers to follow several promotions or streaming services.
Announced for Aug. 1
Místico, El Desperado and Diego Hill vs. Último Guerrero, DOUKI and Austin Aries, Big Damo vs. Mads Krule Krugger, Mark Coffey and Wolfgang vs. Okumura and Ikuro Kwon, appearances by Donovan Dijak, Bishop Dyer and Josh Bishop, additional matches to be announced.
Hoodslam
Hoodslam: Revelations 8:28
Links: Hoodslam on TrillerTV |Revelations 8:28 stream
When: Live event Friday, Aug. 28, at approximately 8 p.m. PT; TrillerTV+ currently lists the streaming broadcast for Tuesday, Sept. 1, at 10 p.m. ET
Where: Continental Club, Oakland, California
How to watch: TrillerTV+ on Sept. 1; no live Aug. 28 stream is currently listed
Why Watch
Hoodslam is an adults-only Oakland promotion combining wrestling with performance art, comedy, fantasy and sprawling fictional mythology. Its setting, SlamTown, operates as a complete universe populated by supernatural creatures, detectives, corrupt officials and alternate versions of familiar wrestlers. Character and story frequently matter more than conventional sporting logic.
The story follows Wrestle Detective Contra Costa Cooper as he investigates a banned religious text written by Sheikah and evidence that several SlamTown residents may have lived in another universe. The mystery also draws in former mayor Mike Rayne, current mayor Christina Von Eerie, and wrestlers beginning to recover memories of identities outside SlamTown.
Hoodslam is deliberately theatrical, strange and difficult to understand completely without accepting some confusion. Viewers seeking rankings and clean athletic competition may struggle with it. Viewers interested in wrestling as camp, queer performance, community theater and living comic-book mythology will find little else like it.
Scheduled to Appear
Ricky Stoner, Scotty Stoner, Anton Voorhees, Contra Costa Cooper, Sheriff Boone, Deputy Regular Rob, Justice Jaguar, Justice Gonzo, Daniel T, Lara Frazier, Sheikah, Dave Reckoning and KEiTA.
Streamable Regional Promotions to Keep on the August Radar
Keep in mind, many local promotions do not release complete monthly calendars in advance. Some broadcast every event live, while others upload complete shows after a delay or post only selected matches for free. Listings can change during the final week before an event, so viewers should check both the promotion’s official page and its streaming platform before bell time.
Pacific Northwest
DOA Pro Wrestling — Portland, Oregon
DOA is one of Portland’s established local promotions, with recent complete events available through IWTV. Its cards tend to mix regional regulars with wrestlers moving through the broader West Coast circuit.
SOS Pro Wrestling — Washington
SOS is a useful entry point into Washington’s scene beyond the better-known Seattle brands. Its official site links both IWTV and YouTube, while live dates are often added relatively close to showtime.
Northeast
Beyond Wrestling and Wrestling Open — Worcester, Massachusetts
Beyond remains one of the most reliable weekly indie products in the country. Its Wrestling Open series provides regular matches rather than waiting for occasional supercards, while larger Beyond events also stream through IWTV.
Limitless Wrestling — Maine
Limitless regularly brings national names into cards built around wrestlers from Maine and the wider New England circuit. Its on-demand home remains IWTV, and the promotion also posts selected material on YouTube.
Mid-Atlantic
MCW Pro Wrestling — Maryland and West Virginia
MCW runs frequently throughout Maryland, with occasional West Virginia dates. Free matches are posted on YouTube, while channel members receive access to longer and complete-event videos.
H2O Wrestling — Williamstown, New Jersey
Links: Official |IWTV archive
H2O is best known for hardcore and deathmatch programming, although its cards also include conventional singles, tag-team and tournament wrestling. A large archive remains on IWTV; current live-stream availability should be checked event by event.
Appalachia
International Wrestling Cartel — Pittsburgh region
IWC has promoted wrestling in Western Pennsylvania for more than two decades. In 2026, it began moving its video library to IWTV, and it also sells individual digital events. August live dates include Caged Fury on Aug. 8 and an Iron City Comedy Festival card on Aug. 19.
TWE Chattanooga — Chattanooga and Red Bank, Tennessee
TWE is rooted in the Chattanooga-area scene but regularly draws wrestlers from Georgia, Alabama, the Carolinas and the wider Southeast. Complete recent events are available through IWTV.
South
ACTION Wrestling — Tyrone, Georgia
ACTION is based outside Atlanta and consistently produces compact, wrestling-heavy cards. It is closely connected with the Scenic City Invitational weekend, one of the Southeast’s strongest showcases for emerging independent talent.
Southern Honor Wrestling — Canton, Georgia
Southern Honor offers a more traditional, storyline-driven regional product with recurring characters, championships and longer local arcs. Its archive is available on IWTV, and an Aug. 7 event is advertised in Canton.
Deep South
New South Pro Wrestling — Alabama
New South has built a substantial archive of events and continues to tour Alabama and nearby states. IWTV carries its library, while selected programming is also posted on YouTube.
WildKat Sports — New Orleans, Louisiana
WildKat is one of Louisiana’s more durable promotions, operating live events and a wrestling school in the New Orleans area. Its current official video presence is easiest to follow through YouTube; do not assume every live card is streamed.
Plains and Rockies
New Texas Pro Wrestling — Houston, Texas
New Texas Pro is one of IWTV’s more active regional promotions, presenting main cards alongside the recurring Texas Contenders Series. The Contenders shows are especially useful for following wrestlers before they move onto larger Texas and national bookings.
Wrestling for a Cause — Oklahoma
Wrestling for a Cause presents community-centered events around Oklahoma and has built a substantial IWTV archive. Its cards emphasize accessible regional wrestling rather than nationally imported dream matches.
California
West Coast Pro Wrestling — Northern California
West Coast Pro regularly brings together California talent, national indie names and wrestlers from Japan, Mexico and Europe. Its current official site directs viewers to YouTube for full matches and complete shows; IWTV is useful mainly for older archive material.
Desert Southwest
Future Stars of Wrestling — Las Vegas, Nevada
Links: Official |Title Match Network
FSW is Las Vegas’s primary developmental and regional promotion, with alums who later appeared for WWE, AEW, TNA and other national companies. Current events are available through Title Match Wrestling Network and FSW’s own network, with free material on YouTube.
Arizona Wrestling Federation — Phoenix, Arizona
AWF tours across Arizona and releases episodes of High Voltage and other material free on its official YouTube channel, making it one of the simplest no-cost options for following local Southwestern wrestling.
Jenny Catlin is a sports and pop culture writer in the square states. She’s a contributing writer to The Athletic, a Lighthouse Writers Book Project Fellow, and an award-winning essayist obsessed with obsession. You can find her on Instagram or Substack.