Various: Yota Tsuji Appearance Teaser Airs on 10/1 MLW Fusion Show, Moose Responds To Fans Questioning If Recent Big Spike In TNA’s Bound For Glory 2026 Tickets Sale Is Genuine, Indies/Misc.

Oct 3, 2026

Yota Tsuji Appearance Teaser Airs on Oct. 1st MLW Fusion Show

This past Thursday’s MLW Fusion show on Tubi featured a vignette airing teasing NJPW talent and current IWGP Heavyweight Champion Yota Tsuji making an upcoming official debut appearance for Major League Wrestling.

This video featured the text of “It’s not a question if you’re ready. It’s whether you’re prepared” that was followed by Tsuji’s signature red hat and more text appearing that stated “Are you ready?”

A chair was also shown along with the text of “unbound,” which is in reference to Tsuji being part of the Unbound Company group in NJPW.

Watch MLW FUSION on @Tubi: https://t.co/y45aGqIdPY pic.twitter.com/vb2TLvJ596
— MLW (@MLW) October 2, 2026

Moose Responds To Fans Questioning If Recent Big Spike In TNA’s Bound For Glory 2026 Tickets Sale Is Genuine

TNA Wrestling is currently scheduled to be holding their Bound For Glory 2026 event on October 11 at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida.

This upcoming event had been dealing with very sluggish sales since tickets went on sale until a recent update from WrestleTix revealed a spike of 1,447 tickets that had been sold and distributed within the past four days out of a total of 2,203 tickets so far.

This quickly led to online speculation from many wrestling fans claiming that TNA likely gave away a lot of comp tickets for their upcoming event as the reason for the unusual and suspicious spike in ticket sales for the event.

Moose responded to the debate on Friday on Twitter claiming that TNA’s ticket sales spike for Bound For Glory was genuine.

“It’s hilarious when TNA only has 700 tiks sold with only 1 match announced and no marketing done, we’re awful. But as soon as we start doing heavy marketing media tours and make match announcements and sell 2000+ tickets and add more seats. We are handing out free tickets.🤦🏾‍♂️”

In a follow-up tweet, Moose stated that people created similar narratives during his wrestling career

“Very similar to my wrestling career. Same people said I would never work for WWE cause of something I was accused for 15+ years ago and when I did the needle got moved and new narratives got created so we just have to let those fans win and ignore them. LOVE YOU ALL ❤️”

Very similar to my wrestling career. Same people said I would never work for WWE cause of something I was accused for 15+ years ago and when I did the needle got moved and new narratives got created so we just have to let those fans win and ignore them. LOVE YOU ALL ❤️ https://t.co/TZVjGNFfHy
— MOOSE™️ (@TheMooseNation) October 2, 2026

Misc. Wrestling News & Notes

Friday’s Viernes Espectacular show at the Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico featured Olympia defeating Persephone, Zeuxis, Dark Silueta, Keyra, Sanely, Hera, Candela, Reyna Isis, and Princesa Sugehit in a Phase One match for this year’s CMLL Amazonas Universal Championship tournament. As a result of her victory, Olympia advances to the Finals of this year’s tournament.

CMLL reportedly drew an attendance of over 11,000 for their Sept. 25th Noche de Campeones 2026 event at the Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

NJPW reportedly drew a paid attendance of 4,870 for their Sept. 27th Destruction in Kobe 2026 event in Kobe, Japan, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Stardom reportedly drew a paid attendance of 828 for their Sept. 26th Silver Week 2026 event in Osaka and 1,196 for their Sept. 29th event in Tokyo, Japan, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

As noted before, AEW talent PAC, real name Benjamin Satterley, passed away this past Sunday at the age of 40. Dragongate held a 10-bell salute in tribute to Satterley before the start of their The Gate Of Victory 2026 event on Friday in Tokyo, Japan. Satterley had worked for Dragongate from 2007 to 2012 and from 2018 to 2019.

As noted before, former AEW wrestler The Butcher, real name Andy Williams, passed away this past September following a medical emergency incident at an indie event for Enjoy Wrestling. This past Thursday’s Aftershock festival in Sacramento, California featured metalcore band Killswitch Engage paying tribute to Williams. Besides his career in pro wrestling, Williams was also the former guitarist for the Every Time I Die metalcore band.

Paramount recently released the official debut trailer for the upcoming second season of Dexter: Resurrection on Paramount Plus. This upcoming new season features Chris Jericho among the cast.

PRODUCE Wrestling recently announced two new matches for the card of their Volume 6: Hell Comes To Dogtown event on October 22 in Los Angeles, California:

Fred Rosser vs. EFFY
Lio Rush vs. Jeff Cobb