This week on the 34th Episode of the Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast, we’re covering another loaded weekend of Maritime wrestling!
Huge shoutout to Kayden for the intro, and while he was in action at IPW Wrestling’s Terror in the Taproom, he unfortunately suffered an injury during the Triple Threat Match with Joey White and Ryan Schimmel. We’re wishing him a full and speedy recovery. The card delivered across the board, Matt Chevron got the win over Spike Estey, Giant Orion retained the IPW Championship against Logan Green, and Rugged Rick Owens held onto the PEI Championship and more.
In Stewiacke, CGPW Wrestling’s Halloween Horror brought chaos in the best way possible. Kyle Kruze and Sidewalk Sam grabbed strong wins, Steve Arsenault retained his the Triple Crown Championships, and the main event 8-man tag match broke down into absolute mayhem.
Lutte Prestige Wrestling’s Brawl at Alma Hall 9 in Atholville delivered standout action all night. Matt Chevron started hot with a win over Hunter Sampson, Zane Valentine and Rick Owens racked up wins of their own, and Logan Green retained the Prestige Championship and the Main Event Rumble capped it off with Hunter Sampson outlasting the field for a major breakout moment.
Over in Pont-Lafrance, Real Savage Pro Wrestling’s Cauchemar Dans Le Ring III was pure controlled chaos. Oli Vice, Duce Harlem, and Star Child all picked up key wins, Dominic Warrior claimed the All Territory Elite Championship for a second time, and Ronnie Payne won the Women’s Title in a wild Triple Threat. The main event was bedlam seeing Thad Howett emerge as the new RSPW Heavyweight Champion in a multi-man match filled with tension and lots of action.
SMW Entertainment - DBCW’s Parkside Show in Dartmouth proved smaller venues still hit big. Ricky Mortis opened with a win, Ryan Storm defeated Damien Spade with special guest referee Greaser James Carr, and Jonathan Cross retained the Parkside Pub Champion. Maddison Miles swept Lincoln Steen 2–0 in a 2-out-of-3 Falls Match, and Chip Chambers retained the Maritime Heavyweight Title in another stand out match this time against Ian Pratt.
We also look ahead to a loaded weekend with IHW Wrestling, New Breed Wrestling, Capital City Wrestling, UCW Pro Wrestling and North Pro Canadian Wrestling all on deck, and we wrap things up by tackling a listener question from Dublin, Ireland: Do Maritime wrestling legends get the recognition they deserve outside the region?