Major League Wrestling announced that their Slaughterhouse 2023 event and MLW Fusion tapings on October 3 will no longer be taking place at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and has been moved to a new venue and city.
It was also announced that the reason for the change is due to issues regarding the 2300 Arena breaching its agreement with the company. No other details were given regarding this alleged agreement breach.
It was also announced that the company had attempted to find another venue in Philadelphia for their upcoming show but the timing made that impossible. It was stated that when the company returns to Philadelphia, they will not be holding the event at the 2300 Arena.
In a follow-up announcement, it was announced that this upcoming taping will now be taking place at the Center State in Atlanta, Georgia.
Philadelphia October Event Update & Refund Information
Important Update: MLW’s October 3 Philadelphia Event.
Due to the 2300 Arena’s breach of its agreement with Major League Wrestling, MLW has made the difficult decision to relocate its October event from the venue.
Ticket holders should contact the 2300 Arena box office immediately to request a full refund at: 267-273-0945 or info@2300arena.com.
We explored every reasonable option to keep this event in the Philadelphia area, but given the late timing, securing a suitable replacement venue was simply not possible.
MLW sincerely apologizes to our Philadelphia fans for this unfortunate situation. We appreciate your support and look forward to announcing our return to Philadelphia at another venue as soon as possible.

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