Saint Louis Wrestling

Dynamo Pro Wrestling comes to Concordia Turners in Saint Louis for its monthly offering on Saturday, March 30.

Among other titles, the heavyweight belt is on the line as Makaze defends against an opponent TBA. “The Wind of Destruction” is coming off a figure-four leglock submission victory over C.J. Shine last weekend.

Matches have yet to be announced.

Bell at 8. Tickets are $15.

Wrestling is coming back to Millstadt, Ill., and in a big way! On Saturday, March 30, SICW comes to the St. James Catholic Church for a full card topped with a cage match.

When “King of Chaos” Ricky Cruz and “Monster” Kowalski rumble in the cage, there will be no way for Travis Cook or anybody else to interfere. Promoter Herb Simmons says, “There must be a winner!”

Steel Cage Match
Ricky Cruz vs. Kowalski

Bell at 7. Tickets are $12.

Dynamo Pro Wrestling comes to the Knights of Columbus hall in De Soto on Saturday, March 23.

Matches have yet to be announced, but the promoter has advertised three title bouts.

Bell at 8. Tickets are $15.

World League Wrestling picks up just a week after its biggest event of the year, on Saturday, March 16 at Triad High School in Troy, Ill.

Main Event
Da’Marius Jones vs. Austin Cravens

Bell at 7. Tickets are $12.

The East Carondelet Community Center hosts SICW wrestling on Saturday, March 16.

Classic Wrestling Championship
Steve Fender (c) vs. Billy McNeil

Ricky Cruz & Gil Rogers vs. Kowalski & Attila Khan

Bell at 7. Tickets are $12.

His name is Barackus, he’s back and better than ever, and he wants the heavyweight crown of the MMWA. He gets his shot at the South Broadway Athletic Club on Saturday, March 9.

His opponent is Brian James, making his tenth title defense (the most of anyone since 2013). Barackus may be the toughest of James’s challengers.

MMWA Championship
^#1Brian James (c) vs. Barackus

A.J. Williams vs. Frankie D

Bell at 8. Tickets are $9.

World League Wrestling has billed its Saturday, March 9 event as “The Biggest Wrestling Event in the St. Louis Area.” That may be true, given the card and guest appearances that night at the Tri-County Sports Center in Moscow Mills.

“The National Treasure” Nick Aldis defends his NWA heavyweight title against “The Legacy” Leland Race. The bout conjures nostalgia and hometown pride for Saint Louisans.

Race says he will win the legendary “10 lbs. of Gold” in Lincoln County for his father, the former world champion Harley Race. If Leland wins, he will be part of the second father-son duo to capture the NWA crown (Dusty & Cody Rhodes).

Plus, every WLW title is on the line.

NWA Heavyweight Championship
Nick Aldis (c) vs. Leland Race

WLW Heavyweight Championship
^#2Jon Webb (c) vs. ^#7Jack Gamble

WLW Junior Heavyweight Championship
^#9Jayden Dominic Rose (c) vs. Da’Marius Jones

WLW Tag Team Championship | Elimination match
Kyle Roberts & Rex (c) vs. Camaro Jackson & Kenny Alfonso

WLW Ladies Championship
Stacey O’Brien (c) vs. Lucy Mendez

Brandon Espinosa vs. Steve Fender
Austin Cravens vs. Gil Rogers

NXT wrestler Adam Cole, Ryback, and Harley Race are scheduled to appear for an autograph signing. The session begins at 4 and additional meet-and-greet admission is available to purchase exclusively for event ticket-holders.

Bell at 6. Tickets start at $15.

NEW SPECIAL BELL TIME: 6:30 P.M.

The final stop to WLW’s biggest event of the year rolls through the Race Arena in Troy, Mo. on Saturday, February 16.

Besides a super-solid main event, a tag match between top contenders will decide who gets booted out of the WLW Tag Team Championship match at “Night of Champions” on March 9.

World League Wrestling owner Harley Race has decided that the title match on March 9 will be between only two teams.

Main Event
^#3Jon Webb vs. Brandon Espinosa

Camaro Jackson & Kenny Alfonso vs. Jaden Roller & Austin Cravens

Bell at 6:30. Tickets are $12.

The East Carondelet Community Center hosts its first night of wrestling in 2019 on Saturday, February 16.

Manager Travis Cook has promised a $1,000 bounty to whoever is able to injure Flash Flanagan into retirement. Up to bat first is Cook’s man, “Superstar” Steve Fender.

However, Fender’s Classic title is on the line. Can Flanagan regain the gold for the fifth time?

Classic Wrestling Championship
Steve Fender (c) vs. Flash Flanagan

Ricky Cruz vs. Kowalski
Gary Jackson vs. Gil Rogers
Christopher Hargas vs. Billy McNeil
Ken Kasa vs. Rockin Rivera
Khayman & Sean Vincent vs. Mauler McDarby & Shawn Santel
Curtis Wylde, The Big Texan, & Waco vs. Moondog Rover, Jake Prater, & Keith Smith Jr.

Bell at 7. Tickets are $12.

The first ever casket match at the South Broadway Athletic Club is Saturday, February 9.

For months, retired former heavyweight champ and referee Shaft has performed his officiating duties dubiously, and usually biased against Khayman.

Khayman has had enough, and has lured Shaft out of retirement for a casket match. The only way to win the bout is to put one’s opponent into the black box and close the lid.

Casket Match
Khayman vs. Shaft

Da’Marius Jones vs. Jaden Roller
Brian James & Ricky Cruz vs. Barackus & Waco

Bell at 8. Tickets are $9.