Various: Glasgow Boys On Top vs. Good Brothers In Chicago Street Fight for MLW World Tag Titles Set for MLW Saturday Night SuperFight, Matt Hardy Reveals Jeff Hardy Might Take Some Time Off From Wrestling To Deal With Neck Injury, Indies/Misc.

Oct 24, 2026

Glasgow Boys On Top vs. Good Brothers In Chicago Street Fight for MLW World Tag Titles Set for MLW Saturday Night SuperFight

Major League Wrestling recently announced one new match for the card of Saturday Night SuperFight, which takes place on November 7 at the Cicero Stadium in Cicero, Illinois.

This new match announced was an MLW World Tag Team Championship Chicago Street Fight match of Glasgow Boys On Top (Wolfgang, Mark Coffey, & Joe Coffey) vs. The Good Brothers (Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows) (c).

After the savage attack that hospitalized CJ Gallows, the Good Brothers are coming to Chicago for vengeance! Don’t miss the MLW World Tag Team Champions against Glasgow Boys On Top in a Chicago Street Fight at Saturday Night SuperFight. 🗓️ Saturday, November 7 📍Cicero Stadium, Chicago (sold out!) 📺 PPV available exclusively on Veeps
— MLW (@MLW) October 23, 2026

Current card for MLW Saturday Night SuperFight:

MLW World Championship Last Man Standing match – Josh Bishop vs. Killer Kross (c)
MLW World Tag Team Championship Chicago Street Fight match -Glasgow Boys On Top (Wolfgang, Mark Coffey, & Joe Coffey) vs. The Good Brothers (Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows) (c)
Yota Tsuji to appear

Matt Hardy Reveals Jeff Hardy Might Take Some Time Off From Wrestling To Deal With Neck Injury

A recent episode of The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcast featured co-host Matt Hardy revealing that his brother Jeff could be taking some time off from wrestling to recover from a neck injury that he has been dealing with since October of 2025.

“It’s gonna be interesting to see what my next character is, especially if Jeff takes a little time off to try and work on his neck a little bit. That may be happening, I guess we’ll see.”

In response to joking comments from co-host Jon Alba about Jeff Hardy and his tendency to be a “stunt monkey,” Matt responded stating that Jeff wants to fix and correct the injury as much as possible.

“Well yeah, you know, it’s not necessarily that. Just that nagging, it’s been a year now since he had this bulging disc, which has been bugging him. He’s going to — I think he’s done everything he can do in his power, I think he’s maybe gonna take some time off to get it fixed up and correct it as much as possible.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com

Misc. Wrestling News & Notes

The Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer reported that his sources stated that Skydance did not cancel Women of Wrestling and instead had renewed their deal for a fifth season. This was a correction to Meltzer’s original report in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter where he had reported that WOW was cancelled by their distributor Paramount. Those spoken to reportedly stated that Skydance only cancelled the syndication airing of WOW TV shows instead.

Dave Meltzer reported in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter that Skydance recently shut down the Wrestling Channel on Roku that aired 24/7 content from both Women of Wrestling and the National Wrestling Alliance.

House of Glory recently announced that The Hardys (Matt & Jeff Hardy) will be making an appearance for the company at their Revelations event on December 11 in Jamaica, New York.

PRODUCE Wrestling recently announced that Bandido will be co-producing an event for the company called Most Wanted on February 25, 2027 in Los Angeles, California.

Taya Valkyrie recently released her debut EP album titled “Fake.”

CMLL reportedly drew an attendance of over 10,000 for their Oct. 16th all-women’s Viernes Espectacular show at the Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico, according to the Wrestling Observer. Dave Meltzer reported that the attendance for CMLL’s event was the largest for an all-women’s wrestling event since WWE’s first Evolution event in 2018. Meltzer reported that it is also possible that CMLL’s event topped WWE’s Evolution 1 event but the actual attendance number has yet to be confirmed.

NJPW reportedly drew a paid attendance of 824 for Taichi’s co-produced Oct. 17th Taichi School Pro Wrestling 2 event in Ishikari, Japan, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Former AEW and current indies talent Abadon recently reflected on Twitter about Friday being the eight year anniversary of the official debut of her wrestling career. Abadon stated “8 year wrestling anniversary to me 💛🧡 Gonna keep it going 🖤🖤“

Game Changer Wrestling recently announced three new matches for the card of their Dead On Arrival 2026 event on November 6 in Sauget, Illinois:

GCW Tag Team Championship – Vipress & Gabby Forza vs. KJ Orso & Sam Stackhouse (c)
Nino Extreme & Mr. Danger vs. VNDL48 (Christian Napier & Otis Cogar)
Hollyhood Haley J vs. Rachel Armstrong