My Wrestling Results: January thru March 2026

Well the first quarter of the year is over and here are my wrestling results for the first 3 months of 2026.  Five shows total including kicking the year off in Canada with North Shore Pro Wrestling followed by 3 Limitless Shows and then NAWA Winslow High School project graduation fundraiser.

January 10, 2026

Lutte NSPW: North Shore Pro Wrestling Centre Horizon Quebec City, QC

Pre-Show

Killshot: Bryan Colt & Elrick defeated The Gentlemen: McCreezy & Steel Jr.

Golden Greg pinned William DaVinci

Travis Toxic with Nox pinned Dreya Mitchell

Red Kingdom: Azaelle & Damian Wild defeated South Shore Wrecking Crew: Giovanni & Jack Saunders when they pinned Saunders

Yann Pike pinned Tyler Nox with Travis Toxic

Dylan Donovan pinned Stu Grayson

Audrey Moreau interviewing Stu Grayson was attacked by Alex Silva and Dani Leo

MDMA: Mitch Thompson & DGenerate with Midianne defeated NSPW Champion: Miche; Plante & Matt Falco with Maloon when Falco was pinned.  This was advertised as a title match for Falco, MDMA ran in and it became a tag match, after Falco attacked Plante

Jason Gray pinned Heavy Rox, who was substituting for an injured Loue O’Farrell, who cut a promo on Gray after the match

Fans Bring The Weapons Match: Tabarnak de Team: Mathieu St. Jacques & Thomas Dubois defeated NSPW Tag Team Champions: Diamand Du Monde: Marko Estrada & Zak Patterson to win the championships

January 16, 2026

Limitless Wrestling The Colisee Lewiston, ME

Limitless Rumble

Donovan Dijak with Sidney Bakabella defeated Limitless World Champion: Dezmond Cole to win the championship

Hook submitted Leo Sparrow with redrum

AWA World Champion: MJF pinned Alec Price with Jordan Oliver - after the match Price and Oliver were offered AEW Contracts

WWE ID Women’s Champion: Laynie Luck defeated Becca with Aaron Ortiz & Anthony Vecchio

Eddie Kingston & Oritz defeated Starstruck: Anthony Greene & Channing Thomas with Sidney Bakabella

Limitless Rumble: Gabby Forza won in 59:32 last eliminating Channing Thomas

Order of Entry: Ace Romero, B3: Aaron Ortiz & Anthony Vecchio, Beef, Bobby Casale, Ryan O’Neil, Bobby Orlando, Jada Stone, Ryan Clancy, Oxx Adams, Jermaine Marbury, Benny The Basketball, Gabby Forza, Charles Mason, Keegan Garland, Hazard, Scotty 2 Hotty, Channing Thomas, Jordan Oliver, Daron Richardson, Anthony Greene, Jordan Kross, J-Heru, Adam Booker, Aiden Aggro, Brittnie Brooks, Sidney Bakabella, Daffney Deville, Bear Bronson, Dezmond Cole, and Aaron Rourke

February 21, 2026

Limitless Wrestling AmVets Hall Yarmouth, ME

Ace Romero, Aiden Aggro, & J-Heru defeated B3: Aaron Ortiz & Anthony Vecchio and Leo Sparrow

Titus Alexander pinned BK Westbrook

Jada Stone pinned Dreya Mitchell

The Mane Event: Jay Lyon & Midas Black defeated Channing Thomas with Anthony Greene & Zak Patterson

Hazard pinned Daron Richardson

Limitless World Champion: Donovan Dijak pinned Gabby Forza after Aaron Rourke interfered costing Forza the match

March 27, 2026

Limitless Wrestling Brick South Portland, ME

Pre-Show: Jordan Oliver pinned LJ Cleary

Milo Mirra pinned Evolve Champion: Aaron Rourke with a small package, non-title match

Becca pinned Liviyah

Scotty 2 Hotty & Ace Romero defeated  B3: Aaron Ortiz & Anthony Vecchio with Ace pinned Anthony with a package piledriver

Hazard pinned Keagan Garland

Starstruck: Anthony Greene & Channing Thomas with Sidney Bakabella defeated MSP: Aiden Aggro & Daphne DeVille when Channing pinned DeVille with a piledriver

Alec Price pinned Charles Mason

The Butcher & The Blade defeated The Verdict: Bryce Donovan & Vinny Scalice with Mark Sterling when Butcher pinned, Scalice

Aaron Rourke won the Bissel Brothers Bash Battle Royal last eliminating Aiden Aggro

Entrants: Hazard, Aaron Ortiz, Aaron Rourke,  Aiden Aggro, Andy Tyler, Anthony Vecchio, Ashley Vox, Bobby Casale, CPA, DJ Powers, J-Heru, Jermaine Marbury, Jodi Aura, Kalvin Dumont, Leo Sparrow, Milo Mirra, Nick Robles, Omar La Casa, and Perry Von Vicious

No Disqualification: Limitless World Champion: Donovan Dijak with Sidney Bakabella pinned Krule

March 28, 2026

North Atlantic Wrestling Association (NAWA) The High School   Winslow, ME

$1,000 Rumble Royal: Samuel Matthews won last eliminating Cousin Larry

Order of Entrants: Lee Miller, Dylan Nix, NBK, Shawn Morris, Mack Vegas, Big Cat, Big Raf Alverez, JP O’Reilly, Stormy Savage, Cousin Larry, & Samuel Matthews

Triple Threat: Stormy Savage defeated Big Cat and NBK with Coach pinning NBK

Dylan Nix pinned Shawn Morris

Lee Miller with Coach pinned Big Raf Alverez

Isana pinned Killajay

Cousin Larry, Matt Vegas, & Luca Spencer defeated Mark Moment, JP O’Reilly, & Samuel Matthews when Spencer pinned Moment

Upcoming Shows:

As of right now I do not have show in April, I'm missing Limitless in Hermon as I will be on a long planned vacation, school trip with my daughter in Paris and Barcelona.

May 8th    Limitless Wrestling at the Portland Expo

June 9th    NXT TV at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium

June 12th    Masked Mania Lucha Libre Bangor, Maine

Until Next Time!

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The Last Match: 80's Big Men

It has been a very long time since I wrote a The Last Match blog post.  Recently though I came across match footage of The Big Boss Man's last match and it was in Japan.  So I took a look see and sure enough he did, so I thought it was time a new The Last Match post.

Big Boss Man Ray Traylor

August 31, 2004 Tokyo, Japan IWA Japan 10th Anniversary Show

Semi Final: defeated Freddy Krueger

Finals: was defeated by "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan for the vacant IWA World Heavyweight Championship

Hard to believe the final matches of Ray Traylor's career were in Japan, although at only age 41 when he passed away less than a month after these matches, I don't think he intended them to be.  After his WWE fun finished in 2002 he didn't wrestle again until March 2004 when he was brought to Japan for IWA.  His final tour was August 28th through the 31st.  You can find his last match on YouTube. 

"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan

May 12, 2019 Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Destiny World Wrestling

defeated by Gursinder Singh

In a career that spanned 40 years I best know Hacksaw for the 2 x 4 carrying, cross eyed, flag carrying all American WWF mid card guy.  It wasn't until many years later that I saw his Mid-South run where he was on top of the territory.  When he entered WCW I would have like to have seen him return to his Mid-South style rather than continue his WWF character.

One Man Gang

March 28, 2009 Franklin, Pennsylvania International Wrestling Cartel: Night of Legends

defeated by "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan

Also known as Akeem the African Dream, Gang wrestled for 32 years debuting in 1977 with runs in Mid-South, World Class, before going to the WWF.  He debuted as the One Man Gang in 1987 and in 1988 debuted the Akeem character, joining the Big Boss Man as the team the Twin Towers.  He left the WWF in 1990 wrestling on the independents until 2001 with a couple of short stints in WCW where he won the WCW United States Championship.

Earthquake

July 19, 2003 Tokyo, Japan All Japan Pro Wrestling

teamed with George Hines & Robbie Brookside defeated Hiroshi Hase, Masayuki Kono & Shigeo Okumura

John Tenta ending his career in Japan is fitting as he began combat sports career as a sumo wrestler in the Japan Sumo Association and in pro wrestling with All Japan Pro Wrestling.  He joined the WWF in 1989 in a very memorable segment sitting on Dino Bravo while he did pushups and then attacking the Ultimate Warrior when he attempted the same.  After a good run with the WWF he followed Hogan to WCW where he had a string of gimmick names and then had to walk around with half  beard for a few months.  His last WWF run was a member of the oddities under a mask as Golga before ending his career back in Japan with All Japan. 

Until Next Time!

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Lucha Libre AAA, it's just not as good.

I've been a fan of Lucha Libre AAA for over 30 years since I first saw the 1994 When World Collide.  Through tape trading I got my hands on a copy of it and was hooked on this style of wrestling.  Luckily we got the influx of Lucha Libre thanks to their involvement in ECW and to a greater extent WCW. 

In the last 10 - 15 years it has been easier to watch international wrestling with the internet and streaming services, for a long time though you had to work hard for your fandom especially living in Maine where Lucha Libre was not prevalent.  TripleMania, Rey de Reyes, and Guerra de Titanes being the bigger events were the easier events to acquire.  

I was and am a huge fan of Faby Apache, Latin Lover, Dr. Wagner Jr., Blue Demon, and so many others that kept me hunting down the footage.  As time went on and it became easier to stream I watched it more and more.  Still in love with Faby Apache, but becoming a fan of Pentagon Jr. Fenix, Pagano, Psycho Clown, El Hijo de Fantasma, Lady Shani, Sam Adonis and SO many more.

Lucha Libre AAA had a style that was it's own with their presentation, bloody wars, and a yes history of being quite unorganized.  But I knew what I was getting into when I watched a show. 

In 2019 while Mikey, Jay and I were in New York City for WrestleMania weekend I was pumped to go to the AAA press conference at Madison Square Garden.  We were just going to watch from afar, but we were invited into the press conference and it was a very cool experience.

Even though there was no wrestling I count it as as an official AAA event.  They were there announcing AAA running a show in September 2019 in MSG, the then General Manager Dorian Roldán Peña spoke as well as several members of the AAA front office and Luchadores.  They gave us masks, we made the promotion video, I got photos with Blue Demon Jr and Konnan, it was Awesome!

Unfortunately ticket sales didn't go well, and they still ran the show, but it was in the small Theatre at Madison Square Garden.

In April 2025 WWE announced they were acquiring AAA and began running joint shows with the acquisition finalized in August 2025.  At first the changes we got better access to AAA shows with Cory Graves doing commentary, which was awesome.  The initial changes were subtle, but once they Fox TV deal for the Saturday night shows it's become full blown WWE Mexico.

Last nights Rey de Reyes was part 1 of a 3 episode TV show instead of a 1 night PPV or PLE as they call them now.  It opened with a 21 minute promo segment, and in a 97 minute tv show we got 3 matches that totaled 43 minutes of in ring time.

I appreciate being able to see Vikingo, Las Toxicas, Pagano and everyone else, but I don't want to sit though the video packages and talking segments.  It's also why I don't watch WWE TV.

The product has lost it's edge as well, not hardcore, no blood, and all the pomp and circumstance seems to have stopped, at least during the broadcast. I mean I'm happy for the exposure everyone is getting, but when every match has a WWE wrestler involved and they are also holding the championships for the most part.  It's such a dramatic change from before, that it's not the same and it never will be.  It makes me sad because it's the end of another era in professional wrestling. 

Until Next Time,

Thank you for reading, please leave a comment, check out my other posts, and if you want like my blogs Facebook page.  You can also head over to Amazon and pick up a copy of my book the 2024 Limitless Wrestling Almanac, or any of my other books.