Various News: Indies, WWE Network Documentaries, Toni Storm Record

Indie Wrestling News & Notes

PWG announced their next set of shows will be on October 20th and October 21st as part of All Star Weekend 13 in Reseda, California. PWG also recently released a preview video for their upcoming DVD of the first night of this year’s Battle of Los Angeles tournament.

Due to current commitments with PWG, Ricochet announced on Twitter he has pulled out of WrestelCircus’ upcoming first anniversary event due to it taking place on the same night as PWG’s October 21st show.

United Kingdom based website and promotion WhatCulture announced on Twitter several key staff members have recently left the company. In regards to WhatCulture Pro Wrestling, on-screen general manager Adam Blampied was among those who have left and will have his replacement revealed at their next show called “Refuse to Lose” on October 2nd.

Revolution Pro Wrestling announced on Twitter this year’s Global Wars UK events will be taking place on November 9th in Bethnal Green, England and November 10th in Walthamstow, London, England. These events will be a joint collaboration between Rev Pro, New Japan Pro Wrestling, and Ring of Honor. NJPW’s Minoru Suzuki was the first wrestler announced to be appearing on both shows.

Two New WWE Documentaries in Production and Another Arriving Soon for the WWE Network

WWE is currently working on two new documentaries for the WWE Network. Besides the previously announced Bobby Heenan documentary currently in production, a new WWE 24 documentary focusing on Goldberg’s recent run in the WWE is also currently in production. The new Goldberg documentary will cover Goldberg’s recent run in the WWE which ended after an episode of RAW Talk held the night after Wrestlemania 33.

The previously delayed Madusa documentary will now be released tonight after the end of this week’s episode of NXT. The hour long documentary is called “Trailblayzer” and will focus on her wrestling career and induction into the WWE’s Hall of Fame.

WWE Did You Know – Toni Storm Sets Record in Japan

In a “WWE Did You Know” type fact, Toni Storm recently became the first foreigner to win the 5 Star Grand Prix tournament in Stardom’s history. Storm defeated Yoko Bito in the finals on September 18th and in the process, also became the first person in Stardom’s history to win both the Cinderella Tournament and 5 Star Grand Prix tournament in the same year.

Winner of the 2017 5 STAR GRAND PRIX – First gaijin to win this tournament, maybe bit proud. This year has been cool 😎🤘🏽 #STARDOM #ToniTime pic.twitter.com/GrhfNKRJiV

— Toni Storm トニー・ストーム (@tonistorm_) September 18, 2017