Limitless Wrestling 11th Anniversary Weekend

It's been a week since Limitless Wrestling celebrated it's 11th Anniversary double shot weekend with shows in Yarmouth and Portland.  This is the first time, outside of a convention or a festival, that Limitless has run two shows in consecutive days, however, those shows were at the same location.

This weekend also featured the first inductions into the Limitless Wrestling Hall of Fame class of 2026.

Saturday September 5th Limitless returned to the AMVets Hall in Yarmouth for the first time since February 2026.  There were several debuts and returns on the show: Amira made her Limitless debut, Bruss Hamilton technically debuted in June at  WrestleFest, but the show was held at the Maine Correctional Center, so this weekend was his debut at fan attended Limitless show.  Billie Starkz finally made her debut in Maine and at Limitless Wrestling after two previous attempts, the first time she tore her MCL, the second time she was pulled by AEW.  Marcus Mathers last wrestled in Yarmouth in November 2025 for GCW's Massacre in Maine, but this is his first time in a Limitless ring.

Mike Montero, who appeared in the first ever Limitless wrestling match, made his return to the promotion after a near 10 year absence last wrestling in October 2016 at Who Watches the Watchmen.  Mike Grace made his return having last appeared at Limitless in July 2017 at Nothing Gold Can Stay. 

TNA Knockouts TV Champion: Maggie Lee pinned Amira

Joseph Alexander pinned Leo Sparrow

"World Class" Channing Thomas with Sidney Bakabella pinned Marcus Mathers

Hall of Fame Induction of Joey Gleitz by Larry Huntley & Jason Maverick

Billie Starkz & Bustah And The Brain: Alec Price & Jordan Oliver defeated B3: Aaron Ortiz, Anthony Vecchio & B3CCA when Billie Starkz pinned Aaron Otriz

Hall of Fame Induction of MSP by J-Heru

Lucky 11 Gauntlet: Seabass Finn defeated Bobby Orlando, Bruss Hamilton, Daron Richardson, Devious Cass, Jose Zamora, Kalvin DuMont, Mike Graca, Mike Montero, Milo Mirra, and Omar La Cas last eliminating Daron Richardson

Pick Your Poison Tag Team: Aaron Rourke & Charles Mason defeated Limitless World Champion: Gabby Forza and Ace Romero / Maggie Lee when Charles Mason pinned Gabby with a tombstone piledriver

I was happy see Amira wrestle in person, I've seen her on Wrestling Open and C4 shows.  Her and Maggie Lee has a fantastic match.  Maggie Lee is awesome, I'll repeat it forever, she's got all the tools.  Channing and Marcus had a tremendous match that was extremely fast paced, I was so surprised they kept the pace going the entire match.

I was not surprised when Ace Romero came out at Gabby's tag team partner, I was surprised when B3 attacked Ace busting him open making him unfit to compete.  When Maggie Lee ran out to help Gabby, I leaned over to my son Canaan and said "It's a trap" and it was.  Can't wait to see Gabby and Maggie Lee square off again! 

The six person tag was magnificent and many feel the match of the weekend!  Billie Alec, & Jordan meshed so well together, Becca and the Shooter Boys are terrific together and the six of them went out there and just tore it up for the fans that night! 

The two hall of fame induction ceremonies were emotional.  Joey Gleitz was one of the first referees in Limitless as well as working for other Maine based promotion, passed away in 2020.  That night his friend and wrestler "Cousin" Larry Huntley inducted Joey with his son Jason Maverick accepting the award for his father.  J-Heru inducted MSP with Aggro, Daphne, and Lee all gave emotional speeches.

Near the end of the show word had gotten around that The Butcher, Andy Williams was rushed to the hospital from an Enjoy Wrestling show in Pennsylvania.  Our group chat the rest of the evening and into Sunday morning was full of speculation based on the news we had seen.  Sadly Andy passed away he was only 48.

Sunday September 6th Limitless was back at Live at Madrid's for show 2 of the double shot weekend.  Limitless was last at Madrid's this past June and will return in October for Fresh Blood.  This was the Limitless debut of the Breadwinners; Cash McGuiness and Patrick Wheatman, and Joseph Sawyer formerly known as Joe Gacy.  Ring of Honor Pure Champion Lee Moriarty made his Limitless return after a near 5 year absence and it was the return of referee Tony P who hasn't appeared since January 2020. 

10 Bell Toll for "The Butcher" Andy Williams with all wrestlers around the ring

Seabass Finn pinned Rudy Lockhart

B3CCA  with Aaron Ortiz & Anthony Vecchio pinned Bobby Orlando

Two On One Handicap: Bruss Hamilton defeated The Breadwinners: Cash McGuiness & Patrick Wheatman submitting Wheatman with the Hamilton Noose

Hall of Fame Induction of Ace Romero by Anthony Greene

Tony Atlas defeated Sidney Bakabella by referee stoppage with a sleeper hold

23 Hazard & Simply The Best: BRG & Oxx Adams) defeated MSP: Aiden Aggro, Alexander Lee & Daphne DeVille when Hazard pinned Alexander Lee

Ring of Honor Pure Champion: Lee Moriarty pinned Joseph Alexander

Ace Romero & Anthony Greene defeated B3: Aaron Ortiz & Anthony Vecchio with B3CCA when Ace Romero pinned Aaron Ortiz

Joseph Sawyer pinned "World Class" Channing Thomas with Sidney Bakabella

Limitless World Champion: Gabby Forza pinned Aaron Rourke in 26 minutes with the thunder fire driver

It was a very classy move of Limitless to open the show with all wrestlers at ringside and the 10 bell salute for The Butcher.  He and the blade had wrestled for Limitless this past March at the Bissell Brothers Bash.

Seabass and Rudy opened the show with a great match!  I'm a fan of Seabass and Rudy has never failed to impress me with his abilities in the ring.  He has a match with Jonathan Gresham September 13th that I just can't wait to watch.

I had very high expectations for A-Game vs. Tiga Style and it DID NOT DISAPPOINT!  I've been watching Joseph Alexander since he debuted for Let's Wrestle at the indoor flea market in Brewer.  His has done nothing but get better over the years!  He moved south last year so is not up this way that often, so it's a treat to see him when we can.

Bruss Hamilton is a very cool guy, I had never met him until Saturday night, but we had a great conversation about his finisher and the fact he was living the van life on this tour of the northeast.  I really hope we see more of him in Limitless, but I wouldn't be surprised if we saw him on national television sooner than later.

It was great seeing Ace and AG teaming again, AG even came out to "Heaven is A Place On Earth" and after the match they left to "Take Me Home Tonight."  AG gave a tremendous induction speech earlier in the night for Ace.  I would be surprised if AG wasn't inducted next year.

Let's talk about the Shooter Boys, B3, Anthony and Aaron.  These kids, are so good in the ring at everything that they do.  Every match they are in, win or lose, they come out it making themselves and their opponents look better than when they went in.  It doesn't matter the style or type of match, if they are in it  I look forward to it because I know it's going to be good.

Channing Thomas had a tremendous weekend at Limitless, going 1-1 defeating Marcus on Saturday and losing to the debuting Joseph Sawyer on Sunday.  Both matches were different styles, different paces, and Channing lived up to his "World Class" moniker.

The main event of night 2 saw the long awaited match between Limitless World Champion: Gabby Forza and the "Dime Piece" Aaron Rourke.  When Aaron made his entrance not to his most recent music, but his classic "Castle" by Virsces you could feel the emotion in the building. 

I teared up, it felt like it was the last time we were going to see Aaron in Limitless, he was even emotional on his entrance.  The fans, who were mercifully booing him just 24 hours earlier were now cheering, we could all feel this was special, even if we didn't know why.  They had a terrific match with Gabby showing what she could do in her first title defense to kick off her title reign.

Like I said an amazing weekend of wrestling!

Limitless is back at Live At Madrid's on Sunday October 18th for Fresh Blood, tickets are on sale now.  Already announced, Joseph Sawyer, Donovan Dijak, Maggie Lee, Cowboy Way, and making his Limitless debut JTG of Crime Time, with Sawyer challenging Dijak to a match at the show. 

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.

Until next time! 

Limitless Wrestling Built For Speed June 20, 2026

Saturday June 20, 2026 Limitless Wrestling was back at it in Portland, Maine, and at a new venue Live At Madrid's!  Built for Speed featured the debut of former WWE & TNA World Champion and AAA Mega Champion Nic Nemeth, (Dolph Ziggler).

Live At Madrid's is a concert venue located on Fore Street in Portland, that just opened this year on Friday March 13, 2026.  It can hold up to 800 people for it's GA Standing room only shows.  It's a nice venue, the event area is large and rectangle with the stage at one end.  There is a separate larger room with the bar, however other than packaged snacks there is no food.

I get anxious on show days waiting around the house to go to wrestling.  Once I did head out I saw a message from Roy, he and Randy's mom were heading down to the show and had vehicle issues so I picked them up at the Exit 43 quick stop.  Roy and I haven't traveled together to a wrestling show in a long time, so it was nice to chat wrestling with him in the van.  We got the venue and unloaded the van, I then found parking, more on that later.  We helped Marsali get everything set up with merch and chatted with everyone before show time.  VIP doors were at 530, doors at 6pm, bell time 7pm.

This is show 389 lifetime, 10th show of 2026, let's get to the matches:

LJ Cleary pinned Jack Morris

The battle of the Good Looking Guys right here in Portland, Maine!  Before the match Jack cut a promo playing off that he is from Scotland and how the Scotland Tartan Army has taken over New England with the World Cup at Gillette Stadium.  He then turned on LJ calling him the weak link the group and attacked him before the bell.  It was a fun match with Jack getting the better of LJ at the beginning of the match. LJ battled back and finished a flurry of offense with an Irish Goodbye for the pin. 

GLG was a faction in Japan's Pro Wrestling NOAH that started in January 17, 2023 with founding members Anthony Greene, Jack Morris, and Jake Lee.  Later Tadasuke, YO-HEY, and LJ Cleary was the last member to join.  The group disbanded on July 13, 2024 at NOAH Destination 2024 when Jake Lee, Tadasuke, & YO-HEY defeated AG, Jack Morris and LJ in a six-man tag.  Jake Lee then joined Bullet Club War Dogs and left the promotion.

Fatal Four Way: Daron Richardson defeated Daphne DeVille, Ace Romero, & DJ Springs pinning DeVille with a handful of tights.

DJ Springs was making his Limitless debut in this match.  Very solid fatal four way with action all over the place, as expected.  I thought Daphne was going to take the win in the one, however Daron rolled her up and with a handful of tights secured the 3 count.  This was Daron's 5th appearance in Limitless and his first win.

Jada Stone & Gabby Forza defeated B3: Aaron Ortiz & Anthony Vecchio when Gabby pinned Anthony with a fire thunder driver

Gabby was Jada's surprise partner for the match.  This was  a terrific match, as you would expect because all 4 of these wrestlers are excellent!  If you know me you know I love Gabby, Jada is excellent, so quick in the ring and just a speed demon, TNA should do more with her.  

I want to talk about the Shooter Boys.  They are wicked friggin good! I mean they make EVERYONE they are in the ring with look better because of their effort.  It's hard to believe they have only been wrestling for 2 years.  Everyone needs to watch these guys, if they stay together they will set fire in tag team wrestling, I have no doubt about it! 

Nic Nemeth pinned Anthony Greene

I thought this was a fantastic match, AG's left leg is a bit stove up and as I knew this and it made me a bit nervous watching it.  Match started with Rich taking 70 seconds to announce Nemeth and his accomplishments.  Some funny business the start the match, and then it turned serious and highly competitive.  Nemeth hit near a dozen elbow drops on Greene at one point, which I had never seen before.  Nemeth got the pin after his second zig zag after near 17 minutes of action.

At Intermission time I was able to get Jack to sign my NOAH programs and I got a photo with all three members of GLG at the show.

VLC Qualifying Match: Aiden Aggro with J-Heru defeated 23 Hazard by count-out

Man the crowd hates Hazard, with a passion! Hazard was the aggressor through the match, the action spilled to the floor.  Where Hazard has Aggro down, but got distracted arguing with the crowd and wasn't listening the referee Eric Greenleaf's count with Aggro just beating the count back into the ring.

Post match Hazard cut a promo stating he wasn't leaving the ring until he qualified for the Vactionland Cup.  A man in a Bluye Demon mask slid in the ring revealing himself to be Scotty 2 Hotty and attacked Hazard from behind.  He then challenged Hazard to any type of no rules match at VLC.

Limitless World Champion: Donovan Dijak pinned Bear Bronson

VERY hard hitting match, I mean these two beat the crap out of each other.  They fought on the floor and around the ring through the crowd.  They even went up on the stage where Dijak hit Bear with a DDT on the stage that sounded terrible.  Dijak hit feast your eyes on a chair for the pin.

Post match Dijak tried to continue the attack only the be stopped by Gabby Forza.  Gabby then challenged Dijak for a title match at VLC. 

Very solid show from the first bell to the last!

The show looked very cool with the lighting set up and the sound system is top notch.  It gave me a studio wrestling feel and I dug it.  The lighting, however, was not great for photos with my phone from where I was watching, as you can see.  There did have seating on two sides of the ring and the stage had seats as well.  I was standing next to the stage behind the seats and I like my view.  My buddy Ben was on the far side of the venue with only standing room and he said he couldn't see very well.

My only complaint of the venue is as they do not have their own lot you are stuck with city parking which is horrible overpriced.  My buddy Mikey parked in the garage and it cost him $60.  There is three different metered parking areas, one is a flat $15 all day and that was full, the other is $30 for the first 3 hours and $5 for each hour after, it would have cost me $50 to park there, I was lucky and found a street parking spot at $2 an hour, but no fee after 6pm, so it only cost me $4 to park.

Next up for Limitless is Friday July 17th for Crunch Time, and on Saturday August 8th for the Vacationland Cup.  Tickets are available for both shows on www.limitlesswrestling.com

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Me With Wrestlers in 2025

Here are my photo's that I took with Wrestlers in 2025.  I grab a photo with Gabby and Maggie Lee at almost every show they are on because they are going to HUGE stars someday. I used to do the same with Kris Statlander.  

Gabby Forza January 18 at Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

Aaron Rourke January 18 at Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

Maggie Lee, February 22, Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

LJ Cleary, March 21 at Limitless Wrestling, Portland, Maine

Ella Envy, March 21 at Limitless Wrestling, Portland, Maine

Gabby Forza, March 21 at Limitless Wrestling, Portland, Maine

Brooke Havok, April 26 Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

"Big" Rick Fuller, May 17, Limitless Wrestling, Westbrook, Maine

Gabby Forza, May 17, Limitless Wrestling, Westbrook, Maine

Dezmond Cole, May 17, Limitless Wrestling, Westbrook, Maine

Alec Price, June 28, Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

Zak Patterson, June 28, Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

Gabby Forza, June 28, Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

Bear Bronson, June 28, Limitless Wrestling, Yarmouth, Maine

Tiara James, July 27, MCW Pro Wrestling, Dundalk, Maryland

The Zukkos: Ryan & Ronnie , July 27, MCW Pro Wrestling, Dundalk, Maryland

Maggie Lee, September 20, Limitless Wrestling, Westbrook, Maine

Gabby Forza, September 20, Limitless Wrestling, Westbrook, Maine

Drew Gulak, October 12, Beyond Wrestling, Lowell, Massachusetts 

Will Kroos, October 17, Limitless Wrestling, Biddeford, Maine

Lena Cross, October 17, Limitless Wrestling, Biddeford, Maine

Kurt Angle, November 1, Big Time Wrestling, Augusta, Maine

Kalisto, November 1, Big Time Wrestling, Augusta, Maine

I grabbed a few photos with some non-pro wrestlers as well this year.

Kathleen Edwards, April 6 Portland House of Music, Portland, Maine

Mark Sheppard, April 13, Supernatural Convention, Boston, Massachusetts

Michael Moronna & Danny Tamberelli, November 14, Queen City Expo, Bangor, Maine 

From The Adventures of Pete & Pete

The Heavy Heavy, December 10th at the Brighton Music Hall, Alston, Massachusetts 

Georgie Fuller & Will Turner

Thomas Holder

Frank Fogden

Next year I think I'm going to take even more photos at shows. 

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.

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