Pro Wrestling: EVE is firmly back into the swing of putting on fantastic shows in March. EVE hosts two shows a month on consecutive days. Here, we bring you a guide to the shows set to take place next month and to attend an EVE show in 2022.
Pro Wrestling: EVE This March
When’s The Next Show?
EVE will run its Women Behaving Badly show at 229 The Venue, Great Portland Street on March 4. Its Brawl At The Brewery show takes place on March 5 at Signature Brew brewery in Walthamstow.
Both shows will be broadcast on Pro Wrestling EVE’s YouTube page and start at 8 PM. The first half of both shows will be available to watch for free. If you’ve never attended an EVE show before, this is the perfect way to familiarize yourself with the promotion.
Check out the first half of EVE’s latest show from Signature Brew Slayers In Spandex 2 from February 5 below.
NXT UK Stars in Action
Former EVE performers read as a who’s who in women’s wrestling. Toni Storm, Jazz, Jordynne Grace, Viper, Jamie Hayter, Kay Lee Ray, Meiko Satomura, and Nina Samuels have all worked between the ropes at EVE. You never know who will turn up as a surprise return during an EVE show. Despite being a full-time NXT UK star, Nina Samuels returned to EVE in December and took on Charlie Morgan.
Nina Samuels will wrestle fellow NXT UK star Emilia McKenzie on the March 4 show. The match will not be broadcast on YouTube, presumingly as part of the agreement between WWE and EVE that allows NXT UK talent to appear on its shows.
SPECIAL LIVE AUDIENCE ONLY MATCH: @NinaSamuels123 vs @MMckenzieWWE
Friday March 4 – @229london #WomenBehavingBadly #IWD2022
Just 17 tickets remaining at https://t.co/hSAIIPt8ee pic.twitter.com/pfrGn0IiHr
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) February 18, 2022
Women Behaving Badly Loaded Card
Women Behaving Badly will also feature NWA Women’s Tag Team Champions Allysin Kay & Marty Belle taking on EVE Tag Team Champions “The Uprising” Skye Smitson & Rhia O’Reilly.
EVE Champion Jetta will defend her gold against Emersyn Jayne in a 30-minute Iron Woman Match. EVE International Champion Laura Di Matteo will take on possibly the most hated woman in EVE, The Ava, in a non-title match. Check out the full card below.
THIS CARD IS 🔥
Just 30 🎫 at https://t.co/igkomgH5Rh
Watch LIVE online at https://t.co/PbWNPtIDQu
NWA vs EVE Tag Titles:@Sienna & @MartiBelle vs The Uprising
EVE Title Iron Woman Match:
Emersyn Jayne vs @jetta_wrestle (c)& a STACKED card underneath two epic title matches! pic.twitter.com/R9lgco2VVI
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) February 17, 2022
Beer, Beer, Beer
EVE has been known to make the most of the unique setting of Signature Brew. At the December show, Kasey Owens and Mila Smidt left the ring and chucked each other into the barrels of beer waiting to be hooked up to beer pumps. They then headed into the beer garden to put on an impromptu advert to all the drinkers who had foolishly not bought a ticket to the show.
Session Moth Martina has also jumped behind the Signature Brew bar during the interval to serve up pints of its craft beer.
Expect all the fallout from Women Behaving Badly to take place during the Brawl At The Brewery with Laura Di Matteo, Emilia McKenzie, Charlie Morgan, Max The Impaler, Allysin Kay, Marti Belle, and Lana Austin all advertised to perform.
Can't make it March 4 or need more EVE in your life?
Well on Sat March 5 it's EVE "BRAWL AT THE BREWERY" @SignatureBrewBH #E17 #London feat: EVE INT'L Champion Laura Di Matteo, NWA Tag Team Champions THE HEX, MAX THE IMPALER, THE MEDUSA COMPLEX & more
🎫https://t.co/aRQyPCQH1w pic.twitter.com/1y5e242prs
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) February 15, 2022
The show will be hosted by cabaret star Lolo Brow which adds a unique flavor to the show.
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