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Pandora’s Box Toys & Collectibles will host an in-store meet and greet on Sunday, November 15, 2026, from 10 a.m. to noon at 191 Route 15 in Lafayette, NJ.

Scheduled guests include wrestling legend The Berzerker, The Hart Dynasty (David Hart Smith and Tyson Kidd), and D’Lo Brown. Tickets will be available at the door.

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1CW Pro Wrestling held Hall of Fame Night on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, in Harrington, Delaware. Results are below.

Eli Isom defeated “Rocket” Shaun Smith by submission in a steel cage match to retain the 1CW Pro Championship.

Jason Andrews defeated Tim Taber and Tommy Fame in a steel cage match to retain the 1CW Bulletproof Championship.

BBQ Bruiser defeated Tiberius Asante in a steel cage match to retain the 1CW Workhorse Championship.

Chris Wylde defeated Ranchand Carlson in a steel cage match to retain the Delmarva Sports Network Championship.

Dolli Darko defeated Sirena Linton to retain the 1CW Women’s Championship.

Redemption defeated Big Mad to retain the 1CW Tag Team Championships.

Ty Awesome defeated Mike Skyros.

The Super Heroes, accompanied by Miss Katrix, defeated the Uncrowned Kings and Lady Glory.

The Demented Wasteland defeated the Faculty and Viktor Atlas and Ryan Razors.

The Rockstar won the 20-man Hall of Fame Rumble.

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When I see The Patriot advertised for an independent wrestling show these days, I know it isn’t the man I remember watching. Del Wilkes died in 2021, but Tom Brandi is still appearing at shows wearing the red, white and blue mask that Wilkes made famous.

I’ve never been comfortable with that.

Wilkes was a South Carolina native who grew up in Irmo and became an All-American offensive lineman at the University of South Carolina. He was a key part of the Gamecocks’ 1984 “Black Magic” football team, which finished 10-2. His football career didn’t lead to the NFL, but he found another career in professional wrestling.

After working in the American Wrestling Association as The Trooper, Wilkes became The Patriot in the Global Wrestling Federation in 1991. He later wrestled in Japan, teamed with Marcus Alexander Bagwell as Stars & Stripes in WCW and joined the WWF in 1997.

His WWF run was relatively brief, but it included a memorable feud with Bret Hart and a WWF Championship match at In Your House: Ground Zero.

Brandi, meanwhile, had wrestled in WCW as Johnny Gunn and later in the WWF as Salvatore Sincere. Around 1998, he began appearing on independent shows as The Patriot.

Brandi has maintained that he had permission to use the character. In a 2023 interview with Interactive Wrestling Radio, Brandi said the Honky Tonk Man suggested he take over the gimmick for shows at military bases. According to Brandi, organizers contacted Wilkes, who declined to appear but agreed to let them use The Patriot character. Brandi’s account was that the permission came through the organizers rather than directly from Wilkes.

Wilkes told a very different story.

In a 2008 statement reported by Bill Behrens, Wilkes denied selling the character or giving Brandi permission to use it. He also complained that photographs of Wilkes from his WWF career were being used to promote Brandi.

In a 2015 interview, Wilkes said, “I in no way, shape or form did that,” referring to rumors that he had sold Brandi the gimmick.

Wilkes also alleged that Brandi had signed photographs of him and told fans he was Del Wilkes.

Brandi acknowledged signing photographs of Wilkes but offered an explanation in his 2023 interview. He said that when he began portraying The Patriot at military bases in 1998, organizers printed photographs of Wilkes for autograph sessions because Brandi did not yet have his own promotional pictures. Brandi said he signed those photographs during the first few shows before having pictures of himself printed.

“I didn’t need his picture!” Brandi said, maintaining that it happened only at those early military appearances.

That explanation addresses why Brandi says he signed Wilkes’ photographs. It does not resolve Wilkes’ separate allegations that Brandi continued selling his photographs or represented himself as Del Wilkes when questioned by fans.

Wilkes continued disputing Brandi’s account in later interviews. In an interview published by Fightful on July 4, 2021, four days after Wilkes died, he again rejected Brandi’s claims. The interview had been recorded before his death and was scheduled for publication on Independence Day.

“It’s a lie. I mean, there’s not one ounce of truth to that,” Wilkes said.

There is also a trademark issue. Roy W. Farris, better known as the Honky Tonk Man, registered THE PATRIOT as a trademark for wrestling entertainment in 2009. According to federal trademark records, the registration was canceled June 5, 2020, because the required maintenance filings were not completed. That cancellation did not determine who owned the character or whether Brandi had Wilkes’ permission to use it.

I don’t pretend to know every legal detail of the dispute. But I do know that Wilkes consistently denied Brandi’s account, and I believe him.

There is nothing unusual about wrestlers borrowing ideas from other characters. Wrestling history is full of imitation, recycled gimmicks and masked men taking over established identities. But using another wrestler’s photographs or allowing fans to believe they’re meeting someone else crosses a different line.

For me, there’s also the South Carolina connection. Wilkes was a Gamecock All-American long before he became a masked wrestling star. His career was something South Carolina wrestling fans could take pride in.

Brandi can continue wrestling as The Patriot, and promoters can continue booking him under that name. But when I think of The Patriot, I think of the man who wore the mask in GWF, Japan, WCW, and the WWF.

I think of Del Wilkes.

And I always will.

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The American Wrestling Association (AWA) held a show on Saturday, Nov. 8, 1975, at the St. Paul Civic Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, drawing 6,322 fans. Results were as follows:

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Major League Wrestling (MLW) aired Fusion #220 on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, on Tubi. The episode was taped Friday, June 12, at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Results are below.

Big Damo defeated Oddyssey in an Opera Cup quarterfinal match.

JUMBO defeated Breaux Keller and Joey Martinez in a two-on-one handicap match.

Templario defeated Ikuro Kwon and Soberano Jr. in a non-title three-way match.

Killer Kross defeated Donovan Dijak to retain the MLW World Heavyweight Championship.

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Fight Factory Wrestling held No Thanks Given 2026 on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, at the Middletown Sports Complex in Middletown Township, New Jersey. Results are below.

MADE (Flash Carter, Jay The Key, Lucky Leone and Tony Vincita) defeated Ben Bishop, Jack Vaughn, Madisyn Maxxwell and Richard Holliday in an eight-person tag team match.

Alex Reynolds defeated Leo Sparrow.

Joe Keys and Ken Dixon defeated The Revolver’s Chamber (Alex Reiman and Brandon Downey).

Nikos Rikos defeated Rico Gold.

Kristin Blaze defeated Rachel Ley in a No. 1 contender’s match for the Fight Factory Women’s Premier Championship.

Vargas defeated Fallah Bahh.

Sent2Slaughter (Dan Maff and Shawn Donavan) defeated The Andersons (Brock Anderson and CW Anderson) to retain the Fight Factory Tag Team Championship.

Steve Gibki defeated KC Navarro in a No Holds Barred match to retain the Fight Factory Openweight Championship.

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Virginia Championship Wrestling (VCW) held Queen of the Commonwealth on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, at the Leonard Chick Armstrong Recreation Center in Alexandria, Virginia. Results are below.

Hyena Hera defeated Mylo in a Queen of the Commonwealth first-round match.

Erica Leigh defeated Kamryn Kash in a Queen of the Commonwealth first-round match.

Amira defeated Clara Carter in a Queen of the Commonwealth first-round match.

Joiya Blake defeated Steph De Lander in a Queen of the Commonwealth first-round match.

Hyena Hera defeated Amira by countout in a Queen of the Commonwealth semifinal match.

Joiya Blake defeated Erica Leigh in a Queen of the Commonwealth semifinal match.

Hyena Hera defeated Joiya Blake in the Queen of the Commonwealth tournament final.

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MCW Pro Wrestling held Autumn Armageddon on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, at the Northeast Community Center in Chesapeake Beach, Maryland. Results are below.

Khazman Lee defeated Stevie Shweezione.

Tony Macko defeated Shaun Cannon.

Reggie Collins defeated Vincenzo Verse to retain the MCW Rage TV Championship.

Javari Wolf defeated Hellfire McGuire.

The Helm (Drew Blackwood and Juliette) defeated The Shadow Guard (Ninja #1, Ninja #2 and Ninja #3) by disqualification in a handicap match.

Alex Divine, Chukwu and Reno defeated The Brain Trust (Diego Cruz, Mr. Rahman and Zakar Shah) in a six-man tag team match.

The Devil’s Business (AK Baine and Clay Jacobs) defeated Sexy and Blessed (Chulo Montana and Ykies).

Brittany Blake defeated Maia Martinez.

Brandon Scott defeated Patrick Clark in a street fight to retain the MCW Heavyweight Championship.

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WWE Friday Night SmackDown aired Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, on USA Network. The episode was taped Monday, Nov. 2, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Results are below.

Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Tama Tonga.

WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions B-Fab and Michin fought Fatal Influence (Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid) to a no-contest in a WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship match.

Damian Priest defeated Nathan Frazer by referee’s decision.

Kevin Owens defeated CM Punk in a No Holds Barred match.

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David Morales has spent the past several years portraying a corrupt politician in a professional wrestling ring. In January, he’ll become the real-life mayor of Providence, Rhode Island.

The 28-year-old Democrat defeated Republican Dave Talan in Tuesday’s election, receiving more than 80% of the vote. Morales had already defeated incumbent Mayor Brett Smiley in the September Democratic primary.

Morales, a democratic socialist who has served in the Rhode Island House of Representatives since 2021, will become the youngest mayor in Providence history. Wrestling fans may know him by another name: “The Commissioner.”

Morales has wrestled for Rhode Island’s Renegade Wrestling Alliance (RWA) since 2021, portraying an arrogant, corrupt politician. He is a three-time RWA Hype Champion and developed his heel character while serving in the state legislature.

A lifelong wrestling fan, Morales grew up in Southern California and received a Rey Mysterio mask as a Christmas present when he was a child. He eventually made the transition from watching wrestling to getting into the ring himself.

Morales announced a semi-retirement from wrestling in 2025 to concentrate on his political career, although he hasn’t ruled out returning to the ring.

His wrestling career even became an issue during the mayoral campaign. Smiley’s campaign used images of Morales in his wrestling gear in an advertisement criticizing his legislative record. The advertisement featured the slogan “All hype, no results.”

In an October 2025 interview with Ocean State Media, Morales discussed the similarities between politics and professional wrestling.

“I think there’s a lot of overlap,” he said. “Including showmanship, theater, athleticism, drama and humor.”

But Morales also expressed concern about politicians adopting the confrontational style of wrestling promos.

“I don’t think it’s a positive thing when so many politicians are trying to emulate the sort of style that professional wrestlers put forward in their promos, because what you end up with is extremist rhetoric,” he said.

Morales also discussed kayfabe, the wrestling tradition of maintaining fictional characters and storylines as though they were real. He suggested that some Republican members of Congress practice political kayfabe by publicly supporting President Donald Trump even when they privately disagree with him.

“The president is a perfect example of kayfabe,” Morales said.

He argued that Trump maintains the appearance of helping working Americans even when his policies have made life more expensive.

The comparison between wrestling and politics isn’t new, particularly when it comes to Trump, who has his own history with WWE and Vince McMahon.

Jonathan V. Last, better known as JVL, is a longtime political journalist and editor at The Bulwark who has frequently discussed political kayfabe and its role in Trump’s political career.

Last has argued that Trump’s approach to politics resembles professional wrestling, with exaggerated conflicts, shifting storylines and a blurred distinction between reality and performance. Political kayfabe, in his view, helps explain why supporters remain invested in Trump’s persona even when his statements and positions contradict one another.

In an August essay, Trump’s America Is Really Hulk Hogan’s America, Last wrote, “Wrestling is the Rosetta Stone for Trumpism.” He also explored the influence of Hogan and McMahon on the entertainment culture surrounding Trump’s political rise.

Jim Cornette has also used wrestling terminology to explain political disputes. In June 2025, DMV Wrestling News covered Cornette’s comparison of the feud between Trump and Elon Musk to a wrestling angle. Cornette discussed the problems with booking a feud between two heels, where neither side gives the audience someone to cheer for.

For Morales, the connection between wrestling and politics is more personal. He spent years playing a corrupt politician in front of wrestling fans who knew it was part of the show. Now he’ll be running Providence, where the decisions are real and the consequences extend well beyond the wrestling ring.

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On Thursday, November 7, 1985, the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) held The Wrestling Classic at the Rosemont Horizon in Rosemont, Illinois. The results were as follows:

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1CW Pro Wrestling will hold Hall of Fame Night on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, with doors opening at 5 p.m. and bell time at 6 p.m. The Class of 2026 will honor 1CW Originals, ECW’s Queen of Extreme Francine, and NWA official Kevin Keenan. For tickets, call 410-829-1114.

• 1CW Pro Wrestling Champion Eli Isom will defend his title against “Rocket” Shaun Smith in a steel cage match.

• Bulletproof Jason Andrews will defend his championship against former champions Tim Taber and Tommy Fame in a triple threat steel cage match.

• DSN Champion Chris Wylde will defend his title against Ranchand Carlson in a steel cage match.

• BBQ Bruiser will face one of Derek Benesch’s Monsters, selected at random through the Lethal Lottery, in a steel cage match.

• Women’s Champion Dolli Darko will defend her title against former NXT star Sirena Linton.

• Tag Team Champions Redemption (Sadistico and Favor) will defend their titles against Big Time (Millenium and Radke).

• Mike Skyros will take on Ty Awesome.

• The Uncrowned Kings and Lady Glory will square off against the Super Heroes and Katrix in a six-person intergender tag team match.

• A 20-man rumble is also scheduled.

For the rest of this weekend’s wrestling action, check out Card Subject to Change, our Friday preview.

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Good morning,

Welcome to Card Subject to Change, the weekend guide to pro wrestling events from DMV Wrestling News.

There are 24 wrestling events and appearances on the schedule this weekend across Washington, DC, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Friday’s lineup includes Renaissance Rumble Pro Wrestling teaming up with DC Power FC at Audi Field in Washington, DC, while MCW Pro Wrestling brings Autumn Armageddon to Chesapeake Beach, MD, with special guest The Sandman.

On Saturday, MCW returns to Hampstead, MD, with special guest Kurt Angle. Jazz and Josh Barnett are scheduled for autograph appearances at the Lords of the Rings Show in Lebanon, NJ, while VCW holds Queen of the Commonwealth in Alexandria, VA.

Sunday brings Adrenaline Championship Wrestling to Stevensville, MD, with special guest Enzo Amore.

Below you’ll find the full weekend schedule, along with links to our 13 event previews and additional information.

For wrestling events outside our coverage area, visit the national and international event calendar from Phil Stamper, the President of Wrestling™.

Thanks for reading DMV Wrestling News.

Our 13 event previews this weekend represent hours spent researching and covering professional wrestling throughout the region. If you value that work, subscribe for free or consider becoming a paid subscriber to support continued coverage.

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This Weekend’s Pro Wrestling Events

Tonight - Friday, November 6

• Washington, DC: Renaissance Rumble Pro Wrestling teams up with DC Power FC for Renaissance Rumble Pro Wrestling Night at Audi Field. For details, see our full preview.

• Chesapeake Beach, MD: MCW Pro Wrestling brings Autumn Armageddon to Northeast Community Center, with special guest The Sandman. For details, see our full preview.

• Little Falls, NJ: ISPW presents Oddities at Woodford Hall. For details, see our full preview.

• Middletown, NJ: Fight Factory Wrestling hosts an evening of professional wrestling at Middletown Sports Complex. More information is available online.

• Ridgefield Park, NJ: ECPW holds an Adrenaline LIVE TV Taping at the Phil Sheridan Building Association. For details, see our full preview.

Saturday, November 7

• Harrington, DE: 1CW Pro Wrestling holds Hall of Fame Night at Harrington Parks & Rec, honoring 1CW Originals, ECW legend Francine, and NWA official Kevin Keenan. For details, see our full preview.

• Hampstead, MD: MCW Pro Wrestling returns to Coppermine Pantherplex for Autumn Armageddon, with special guest Kurt Angle. For details, see our full preview.

• Garfield, NJ: Victory Pro Wrestling (VPW) returns to Garfield Recreation Center for a night of professional wrestling. Find more details here.

• Lebanon, NJ: RC Collectibles hosts the Lords of the Rings Show, featuring autograph appearances by Jazz and Josh Barnett. For details, see our full preview.

• Marlboro, NJ: East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA) presents Night of Unusual Matches at Jersey Dugout. For details, see our full preview.

• Somerdale, NJ: Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Alliance (MAWA) holds a professional wrestling event at the VFW on Kennedy Boulevard. Additional information is available here.

• Brockport, NY: International Wrestling Federation (IWF) brings professional wrestling to the Elks Lodge. See more information here.

• Chestnut Ridge, NY: ECPW holds a professional wrestling fundraiser at the Hugh Gassner Fire Company. For details, see our full preview.

• Altoona, PA: 814 Wrestling returns to St. Luke’s for another night of professional wrestling. Event details are available online.

• Connellsville, PA: RYSE Pro Wrestling brings No Escape to Connellsville Community Center. For details, see our full preview.

• Elizabeth, PA: International Wrestling Cartel (IWC) presents Winner Takes All 2026 at Marx’s Court Time. For details, see our full preview.

• Hunlock Creek, PA: High Ground Pro Wrestling hosts an event at Pisano Family Wines. Find additional details here.

• Jim Thorpe, PA: Radical Wrestling Experience (RWE) brings professional wrestling to 410 Center Ave. More information is available here.

• Philadelphia, PA: It’s Just Wrestling (IJW) holds a professional wrestling event on West Tioga Street. See event information here.

• Scranton, PA: New Era Wrestling hosts a benefit wrestling event at the Holiday Inn Scranton East. Additional details are available here.

• Waynesboro, PA: Summit Wrestling Association and House of Pain Wrestling Federation join forces for Battle in the Boro: Round 2 at the Mooney Law Mainstreet Waynesboro Event Center. Tickets are available online.

• Alexandria, VA: Virginia Championship Wrestling (VCW) brings Queen of the Commonwealth to Leonard “Chick” Armstrong Recreation Center. For details, see our full preview.

• Fishersville, VA: Mid Atlantic Territory Wrestling (MATW) holds Bunkhouse Stampede at Augusta Expo Center. For details, see our full preview.

Sunday, November 8

• Stevensville, MD: Adrenaline Championship Wrestling (ACW) presents Stevensville, How Ya Doin’?!, featuring special guest Enzo Amore. For details, see our full preview.

• Mount Hope, WV: American Pro Wrestling brings live professional wrestling to the Mount Hope Volunteer Fire Department. Find more information here.

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The American Wrestling Association (AWA) held an event on Saturday, November 6, 1976, at Boylan Catholic High School in Rockford, Illinois. The results were as follows:

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International Wrestling Cartel (IWC) presents Winner Takes All 2026 on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at Marx’s Court Time, 95 Enterprise St., in Elizabeth, Pennsylvania. Bell time is 7 p.m. Tickets are available online.

Announced matches include:

• The Dead Presidents will face Bubba, Bulk, Karter, and a mystery partner.

• IWC World Heavyweight Champion Duke Davis will defend his title against Spencer Slade.

• IWC Super Indy Champion Bill Collier will defend his title against Richard Holliday.

• IWC Women’s Champion Dani Mo will defend her title against Ava Brooks.

• Shimbashi will take on Sam Holloway.

• Nice & Smooth will square off against Poke Wyld.

• Austin Blayze will meet Zach Nystrom.

• Victor Benjamin, Marcus DeAngelo, Jami Jameson, Wes Barkley, Handsome Harley, Gorgeous Gregory, and Andrew Palace will compete in a seven-man scramble match for the IWC High Stakes Championship.

• The Exception will battle Felix Koz in a three-on-one gauntlet match for possession of the Reset Button.

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East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA) presents Night of Unusual Matches on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Jersey Dugout, 712 Ginesi Drive, in Marlboro, New Jersey. Bell time is 6 p.m. Tickets are available online.

Announced matches include:

• Spitz will face Rockwell in a loser leaves ECWA match.

• Will and Brady will square off in a tuxedo match.

• The ECWA Tag Team Championship will be on the line in a tag team gauntlet match.

• L.A. Vin will take on KTB in a fans bring weapons match.

• King Reginald will face an opponent TBA in Reggie’s Legends Challenge.

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Ryse Pro Wrestling presents No Escape on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Connellsville Community Center, 201 E. Fairview Ave., in Connellsville, Pennsylvania. Bell time is 7 p.m. Tickets are available online.

Announced matches include:

• Ryse Tag Team Champions The Troublemakers (Canaan Kristopher and Glenn Spectre) will defend their titles against The Culmination (Gory and Philip Archer) in a dog collar match.

• Ffoxcatcher will face Malaki Gage in a singles match.

• Jace Mara will take on Nilus N in a singles match.

• Ryse Flashfire Champion John Lee Kirk will defend his title against JJ Lawson.

• Brandon K will square off against Tad Jarvis in a teacher vs. student grudge match.

Ashton Adonis is also scheduled to make his Ryse Pro Wrestling debut.

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Adrenaline Championship Wrestling (ACW) presents Stevensville, How Ya Doin’?! on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Cult Classic Brewing, 1169 Shopping Center Road, in Stevensville, Maryland. Doors open at 5 p.m., with bell time at 6 p.m. Tickets are available online.

Enzo Amore will be a special guest at the event, with a meet-and-greet scheduled for 5 p.m. before he competes in a six-man tag team match.

Announced matches include:

• ACW Champion Chris Slade will defend his title against James Ellsworth, accompanied by Charles Dean.

• Enzo Amore and The Redemption will take on B.T. Windsor and The Revelation in a six-man tag team match.

• Malik Del Vonte will face Ty Awesome in a King of Maryland qualifying match.

• ACW Tag Team Champions Sabbath will defend their titles against Riot City’s Most Wanted, The Fam, and the Jaded Cowboys in a fatal four-way tag team match.

• Maia Martinez will square off against Sirena Linton in a No. 1 contender’s match for the ACW Fire Women’s Championship.

• ACW United States Champion Chris Wylde and Nahir Robles will meet ACW Fire Women’s Champion Sammi Chaos and Ryan Razors in a mixed tag team match with both championships at stake.

• Travis Norbert, accompanied by Sean Raymond, will battle BBQ Bruiser Ron Edwards.

EJM, Destin Victor Glowe, Johnny Passion, and others are also scheduled to appear.

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Virginia Championship Wrestling (VCW) presents Queen of the Commonwealth on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Leonard “Chick” Armstrong Recreation Center, 25 W. Reed Ave., in Alexandria, Virginia. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with bell time at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available online.

The inaugural Queen of the Commonwealth tournament will feature eight women competing in a single-elimination tournament.

The announced first-round matches include:

• Joiya Blake will face Steph De Lander.

• Mylo will square off against Hyena Hera.

• Erica Leigh will take on Kamryn Kash.

• Clara Carter will meet Amira.

The winners will advance through the tournament until the first Queen of the Commonwealth is crowned.

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Mid Atlantic Territory Wrestling (MATW) presents Bunkhouse Stampede on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Augusta Expo Center, 277 Expo Road, in Fishersville, Virginia, as part of the Harvest Havoc Tour ‘26. Doors open at 6:15 p.m., with bell time at 7 p.m. Tickets are available online.

Announced matches include:

• The Sigma Males (Steven Fuerte and LDJ) will face the New Canadians (Big Body Lopez and Mike Zee).

• MATW Television Champion Party McFly will defend his title against Sean Christain.

• Preston Quinn, accompanied by Loverboy Lee Petry, will face B.T. Windsor in a taped fist match.

• MATW Heavyweight Champion Alex Bryant will defend his title against Yander Keys.

• Vaughn Springz will face Brian Morris, accompanied by Loverboy Lee Petry, in a Country Whippin’ Lumberjack Match.

• The Bunkhouse Stampede will be a no-disqualification, over-the-top-rope battle royal.

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