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Love Pro Wrestling Results: November 22nd, 2025

by Spencer Love
written by Spencer Love

You say you want a Revolution? You got one! For the first time ever, Love Pro Wrestling emanated from downtown Edmonton’s Freemasons Hall for THE REVOLUTION RUMBLE, LPW’s first-ever 30-person Rumble matchup. That’s not all that happened in our downtown debut, however: get your full results from the final LPW event of the year!

LPW x CWS 31: Thunder Rolls

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais def. Jaxx Wylder

Daniel Kreamer vs. Kanwar Gill – DRAW

Contenders Match: The Canadian Goose def. Steven Crowe, Nate Nixon, Marz the Specialist, and Chad Millz

Zoë Sager def. Nick Shostastyk

CWS Championship of Salvation Match: Whiteshirt William Taylor def. “The Thickness” Reid Matthews

LPW 43: REVOLUTION

LPW Scramble Championship Match: Nick Shostastyk def. ROSE, Berat Gorani, Sheik Shabaz, the Canadian Goose, and Chad Millz – NEW CHAMP!

#1 Contenders Tag Team Match: The Short Kings vs. The Mad Lads – No Contest

Undisputed LPW Grand Championship Match: Steven Crowe (c) def. Casey Ferreira

REVOLUTION RUMBLE MATCH: TY Jackson def. Casey Ferreira, Elliot Tyler, Reid Matthews, Michael Richard Blais, Brady Malibu, Jack O’Connor, Zoë Sager, Marz the Specialist, Daniel Kreamer, Nate Nixon, William Taylor, Nick Shostastyk, Berat Gorani, The Canadian Goose, Rich King, Sheik Shabaz, Big Bad Boris, Kanwar Gill, Dean Richtor, ROSE, Danny Evans, Jaxx Wylder, Nightmare #2, Chad Millz, Judge Ben Oomen, Lumberjack Larry Woods, Thaddeus Archer the Third, Liiza Hall, and Barricade

ELIMINATIONS
  1. The Thickness Reid Matthews (Casey Ferreira/Elliot Tyler)
  2. Daniel Kreamer (Zoe Sager)
  3. Brady Malibu (William Taylor & Nate Nixon)
  4. Nick Shostastyk (Nate Nixon)
  5. Elliot Tyler (Berat Gorani)
  6. Casey Ferreira (Sheik Shabaz)
  7. Big Bad Boris (Big Bad Boris)
  8. Kanwar Gill (Rich King)
  9. Jack O’Connor (Rich King)
  10. The Canadian Goose (Rich King)
  11. Berat Gorani (William Taylor)
  12. Sheik Shabaz (Nate Nixon)
  13. ROSE (William Taylor & Nate Nixon)
  14. Dean Richtor (Marz the Specialist)
  15. Danny Evans (MRB)
  16. Judge Ben Oomen (Rich King)
  17. William Taylor (Rich King)
  18. Larry Woods (Larry Woods)
  19. Thaddeus Archer the Third (Larry Woods)
  20. Nightmare #2 (Barricade)
  21. Barricade (everyone)
  22. Nate Nixon (Liiza Hall)
  23. Chad Millz (Zoe Sager)
  24. Liiza Hall (Zoe Sager)
  25. Michael Richard Blais (Jaxx Wylder)
  26. Jaxx Wylder (Marz the Specialist
  27. Marz the Specialist (Zoe Sager)
  28. Zoe Sager (TY Jackson)
  29. Rich King (TY Jackson)
Current LPW Champions

Undisputed Grand Champion: Steven Crowe

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: Nick Shostastyk

Tag Team Champions: Para Lira (Sheik Shabaz & Berat Gorani)

CWS Champion of Salvation: Whiteshirt William Taylor

Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick, Samantha Vimes

Commentary: Big Bad Boris, Steven Crowe

Hosts: Spencer Love, Andre Comeau

Production: Dustyn Devos, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Scout Hnatiuk, Jared Rogers, Ken Charters

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

Love Pro Wrestling: 2026 Season Tickets 👉 https://tixr.com/e/160109

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LPW 43 Revolution Preview

by Pluggo
written by Pluggo

Friends we have a Revolution on our hands and it will be IWTV televised! That’s right – Saturday Nov. 22, Love Pro Wrestling heard you say you want a Revolution and they are going big. LPW is swinging for the fences and putting on the biggest match they have done. A 30-person Royal Rumble style match. The winner gets a shot at the LPW Grand Championship in March at the Anniversary show. Will it be against Steven Crowe? I don’t know – he will have to get past a hungry Casey Ferreira first, but more on that match later. Let’s not waste any more time and get your LPW Revolution started.

The Short Kings vs The Mad Lads

In the short time The Mad Lads have been in LPW I don’t think I’ve ever seen them madder. When I spoke to the team for the LPW Show, you could tell they weren’t overly pleased with Marz The Specialist and Reid Matthews attacking them, which was shocking considering that’s a Mad Lads signature move. Some would even say they are specialists at it. 

We know Marz and Reid have their differences at the moment, but if they can get on the same page there are few teams in LPW more formidable than the Short Kings. 

With Rose back in the fold, does that tip the scales for the Lads? Couple that with the issues between the Short Kings, it could be a big night for White Shirt William Taylor and Nasty Nate Nixon. Before we move on, anyone think Zoe Sager is fed up with Marz distracting Reid Matthews and might do something about it on Saturday? Let that sink in! 

LPW Scramble Championship 

Rose (c) vs Para Lira vs Kyle Shaw vs Chad Mills vs Nick Shostastyk 

Welcome back Rose, your LPW Scramble Champion. LPW stack the deck against her in her return. The Tag Team Champions, Berat Gorani & Sheik Shabazz, are already as tough as they come. Add to that a former champion in Kyle Shaw, and the odds get stacked even more against Rose. Oh and I forgot to mention two up and comers in LPW, Chad Mills and Nick Shostastyk, who would love to be the thorn in the side of Rose’s championship reign. 

Will the Mad Lads pull double duty and help their fellow Elevation member secure the win? That’s kind of their MO. So it becomes a three headed monster, which is tough for anyone to beat, so Rose stays on top! 

Steven Crowe (c) Vs Casey Ferreira 

LPW Grand Championship 

One has to wonder how Steven Crowe will bounce back from one of the most emotional and physical victories of his career last month against Zoe Sager? For the Rhinestone Cowboys’ sake hopefully he’s back to 100%, when you are LPW Grand Champion, the grind is something you can’t run from as the challengers for the top never slow down. 

In steps former LPW Scramble Champion Casey Ferreira. Every time Casey steps foot in LPW he makes a lasting impression. His unique style has made him a fan favorite. It’s however his ability to match any style thrown at him that’s made Casey a formidable opponent. This has show stealer written all over it. I’ve got to roll with Steven Crowe to keep the ball rolling here. I’m looking at this win as the true start to his incredible reign as LPW Grand Champion, now that the confusion and dust has settled from the ZPW mess Zoe Sager created.

The Revolution Rumble

I do love me a good old-fashioned Rumble. The excitement of counting down each new entry, the surprises and anticipation. It’s easily my favorite  type of match. It’s great to see LPW have one of their own. While I don’t know all 30 competitors in the Revolution, we do know a few so far: Rich King, TY Jackson, Michael Richard Blais, Zoe Sager, Dean Rictor, and Christian Starr to name a few. The prize: a shot at the LPW Grand Championship in March for the LPW Anniversary show. Stakes are high, and in this stacked landscape it’s better to secure a guaranteed opportunity than hope to get a shot. That’s how loaded this roster is. Sure, it won’t be an easy feat to outlast 29 other heavy hitters, but if you can it’s worth the effort. Otherwise that hill to the top in LPW is paved with hurdles and obstacles that aren’t easily navigated. 

Without knowing the entire field, it’s hard to make a proper pick but I, like many, am rooting for TY Jackson to finish his story and win not only the rumble but his 1st LPW Grand Championship! 

There you have it, friends – LPW 43 is all previewed and ready to Rumble…pun intended! Who do you think has what it takes to win the biggest match in LPW history? Drop your picks in the chat! As always, keep it locked right here for the latest from your favorite Love Wrestling personalities! We are officially on the road to LPW 44!!!

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Love Pro Wrestling Results: October 23rd & 24th, 2025

by Spencer Love
written by Spencer Love
LPW x CWS #30

Imitation Game Match: Jeff Hardy (played by TY Jackson) def. Rob Van Dam (played by Nick Shostastyk)

SURVIVAL MATCH: Team Sager (Zoë Sager, Reid Matthews, Chad Millz, & Nate Nixon) def. Team Crowe (Steven Crowe, Michael Richard Blais, Kyle Shaw, & Jaxx Wylder).

CWS Championship of Salvation Match: Whiteshirt William Taylor (c) def. Marz the Specialist

LPW 42: Life, the Universe, and Everything

Lumberjack Larry Woods def. Rich King (countout)

Mystery Prize Battle Royal: TY Jackson def. Chad Millz, Kaia McKenna, Marz the Specialist, Reid Matthews, William Taylor, The Canadian Goose, & Nick Shostastyk

LPW Tag Team Championship Match: Para Lira (c) def. Riley Cruz & Maurice Waltz

LPW Challenge Championship Match (I Quit): Michael Richard Blais (c) def. Nasty Nate Nixon

Dean Richtor def. Jaxx Wylder

Undisputed LPW Grand Championship Match (Ladder Match): Steven Crowe (c) def. Zoë Sager

Current LPW Champions

Undisputed Grand Champion: Steven Crowe

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: ROSE

Tag Team Champions: Para Lira (Sheik Shabaz & Berat Gorani)

CWS Champion of Salvation: Whiteshirt William Taylor

Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick

Commentary: Big Bad Boris

Hosts: Spencer Love, BJ Mac

Production: Dustyn Devos, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Dee Harte

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

Love Pro Wrestling: 2026 Season Tickets 👉 https://tixr.com/e/160109

LPW x CWS 31 👉 https://tixr.com/e/159505

Love Pro Wrestling 43: REVOLUTION 👉 https://tixr.com/e/159191

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LPW 42: Life, The Universe and Everything Preview

by Pluggo
written by Pluggo


It feels so good to be back! We are here to preview LPW 42: Life, The Universe and Everything this Friday night! We have it all, as former brothers finally meet, an “I Quit” Match, Ladder Match and a Mystery Prize Battle Royale! I wish I knew what the prize was, because that anticipation alone is killing me! Everyone knows I hate surprises and no amount of money thus far has convinced LPW management to tell me. Let’s get after it and get you ready for LPW 42! 

Nate Nixon vs Michael Richard Blais(c)

Challenge Championship I Quit Match 

Call me crazy, but I don’t think you’re allowed to pin a guy in a multi man match and call yourself the Challenge champion, but don’t tell Nasty Nate I said that. That’s how one half of the Mad Lads is operating in his Challenge Championship Match vs Michael Richard Blais. This might be the recipe for success as most challengers to MRB’s throne come in as just that, the challenger, and it’s been nothing but Ls for them. Coming in as the “Champion,” or at least telling yourself and the world that you are, could be what is needed to defeat God’s Gift to Wrestling. I mean, if you tell yourself something enough you’ll start to believe it. Maybe that’s the only way to defeat MRB is manifestation – do you think Nate has a vision board? 

I know what he does have, and that’s the backup plan of Elevation to come out and help ensure that more gold ends up in the hottest new faction in LPW. Could we be seeing the end to one of the greatest runs in Challenge Championship history? I don’t know, as I’ve never been good at science, but I will say this has to be the toughest challenger/champion MRB has faced in a while. 

Zoe Sager(c) vs Steven Crowe(c)

ZPW Grand Champion vs LPW Grand Champion Ladder Match

You can understand why Zoe Sager has a gripe with LPW management. The fact is, she didn’t lose her LPW Grand Championship; it had to be relinquished due to injury. While she was away, Steven Crowe did win that belt that Sager was never pinned for. Those are the facts. The up for debate part is that she is owed something by LPW and that The Rhinestone Cowboy isn’t the Grand Champion; that’s how Sager has spun it thus far since her return, taking it as far as to create her own ZPW Championship, downplaying Crowe’s reign as champion and interfering in any match Crowe has just to remind him of her presence.

For Steven Crowe, this is about more than just shutting up Zoe Sager, although I’m sure that’s a big part of it. No one likes carrying a promotion on their back for someone to just step back in and drag everything you’ve accomplished through the mud. It’s also about leaving zero doubt with the roster, fans and management that he is the present and future of LPW and there’s only room for one Grand Championship in Love Pro Wrestling. Some have said this ladder match is “do or die,” and for both competitors it really is. Will all the hard work Crowe has put in while Zoe was out be put to death one ladder rung at a time? Or will the hostile takeover of the main event scene by Sager become a footnote at the hands of The Rhinestone Cowboy?

This match has a chance to go down as the match of the year and you won’t want to miss out. My last question is, what will the winner do with the title they have grown to hate? Maybe they will consider themselves double champs, officially or unofficially. That would be up to LPW management.

Para Lira(c) vs Cruz & Waltz 

LPW Tag Team Championship 

Now this is a Para Lira team I like. They are just business. We have gone from Para Lira asking LPW to give them tougher competition to them walking out and calling their own shots. That’s what happened last month as Berat Gorani was impressed by Cruz & Waltz and gave the young upstart tag team a title shot. In 2024 I might have said that’s a cocky move on Para Lira’s part, but given their track record it’s a confident move that might be underplayed considering this card overall. If Berat & Sheik are calling their shots now the roster might want to take notice. 

Para Lira have been on a roll as Tag Team Champions. They continue to be the most consistent team, possibly in LPW history, but without question in 2025. 

Rich King vs Larry Woods

Larry Woods gets his opportunity to get his hands on his former brother Rich King. Woods has been after King since Rich turned his back on his fellow RADz and aligned himself with Thaddeus Archer the Third. Larry gets this opportunity after he beat Dean Rictor last month and Jack Pride beat Rich King so it’s finally going to come to a head here at LPW 42. I love me some Larry Woods, but can he contain his emotions in a fight when his competitor seemingly has none? Plus Rich has surrounded himself with – I can’t believe I’m saying this – one of the smartest managers in the game in Thad and a mean SOB in Rictor. Larry was able to sway Jack Pride to the good side last month, but was that only in the moment and Pride falls back in line this month with the Vision of Archer. One will never know, as Pride is the definition of Wildcard. If you are looking for drama and intrigue, this is the match for you. 

Dean Richtor vs Jaxx Wylder


I’m sure Jaxx Wylder is a wonderful human being. We know he’s a darn good wrestler in his short run here in LPW. That all said, Rictor is in a mood after last month and will be looking to make a massive statement and restore order in LPW. I’m not sure what the shortest match in LPW history is, but this might be close to that. Thad will be looking to make quick work of Wylder so his client can focus his energy on destroying Larry Woods later in the night. So consider this a warmup for Dean Rictor. 

Mystery Prize Battle Royal

Who doesn’t love a good old battle royal? While all the competitors haven’t yet been announced for this match, we do have a few names already staking their claim to the Mystery Prize. I have no idea what it is but my intrigue is incredibly high! Those names include: TY Jackson, “White Shirt” William Taylor, Marz The Specialist, “The Thickness” Reid Matthews and Kaia Mckenna. 

There you have it, friends. Another loaded card and this one will shape the future of LPW, so it’s can’t miss. Tune in live on IWTV at 7 p.m. MT to catch all the action. As always, keep it locked here for your latest content from your favorite Love Wrestling creators, and we will see you next month at LPW 43! 

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Love Pro Wrestling Results: October 2nd & 3rd, 2025

by Staff
written by Staff

Last weekend saw the in-ring return of Jack Pride, William Taylor’s first defence of the CWS Championship of Salvation, and a chaotic finish to our main event, setting up for our four year anniversary event. Did you miss out on our latest set of events? Get yer updates from the Rec Room South Edmonton below!

LPW x CWS #29

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais©️ def. Christian Starr

Jacked and Juicy Open Challenge: Shiek Shabaz def. Nick Shostastyk

Intangible Violence (Zoë Sager & Reid Matthews) def. The Wild West (Canadian Goose & Scotty Ace)

Steven Crowe def. Nate Nixon

CWS Championship of Salvation Match: William Taylor©️def. Jaxx Wylder

LPW 41: All Killer

Lumberjack Larry Woods def. Dean Richtor w/ Thaddeus Archer the Third

Riley Cruz & Maurice Waltz def. The Wild West (The Canadian Goose & Scotty Ace)

Berat Gorani def. Christian Starr

Jack Pride def. Rich King w/Thaddeus Archer the Third

TY Jackson def. Jaxx Wylder

The Mad Lads (Nate Nixon & William Taylor) def. The Clandestine Society (Steven Crowe & Michael Richard Blais) and Intangible Violence (Zoë Sager & Reid Matthews)

Current LPW Champions

Grand Champion: Steven Crowe

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: ROSE

Tag Team Champions: Para Lira (Sheik Shabaz & Berat Gorani)

CWS Champion of Salvation: Whiteshirt William Taylor

Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Stu Garvey, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick

Commentary: Big Bad Boris, Spencer Love

Host: Spencer Love

Production: Dustyn Devos, Nate Fraser, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Dee Harte

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

Love Pro Wrestling: 2026 Season Tickets 👉 https://tixr.com/e/160109

LPW x CWS 30 👉 https://tixr.com/e/157621

Love Pro Wrestling 42: Life, the Universe, and Everything 👉 https://tixr.com/e/156805

LPW x CWS 31 👉 https://tixr.com/e/159505

Love Pro Wrestling 43: REVOLUTION 👉 https://tixr.com/e/159191

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LPW 40: Fall of a Western Canadian Wrestler Preview

by Pluggo
written by Pluggo

It’s crazy to think we are at the 40th LPW Friday Night Flagship show. It’s The Rise and Fall of a Western Canadian Wrestler time.  I expect all rising and very little falling as LPW continues to show out month in and month out! LPW is shaping up to be no different and no doubt a fantastic night…for fans and the winners of these 6 highly important matches. For the losers, it will be time to regroup and hope to impress enough to get on LPW 41. Enough about 41 and what could be – let’s jump right into the matches and predictions from LPW 40!

TY Jackson vs Christian Starr

TY Jackson has been through it all in LPW, but right now he’s in a headspace that I’d imagine even he hasn’t seen in LPW. No one has been through the consistent heartbreak and shortcomings that TY has, whether it be title opportunities going to others or coming up short in title opportunities that did go to him. That’s simply part of the business and most wrestlers know that signing up. Best friends turning on you and doing everything they can to destroy the world around you? That’s not something TY signed up for. I don’t know anyone that would. 

What makes TY Jackson great is he doesn’t let that get in his way of making his mark in LPW.  He looks to get back on the winning side against the talented and upcoming Christian Starr. 

Starr is back from some time in Japan and who knows what he has added to his arsenal. Christian gives me “early TY in LPW” vibes. Starr can do it all in the ring and the fans have really gotten behind him as he continues to impress each and every time he’s here. A win over TY Jackson could be the catalyst for a future title opportunity for Starr. 

We could be looking at an absolute show-stealer from these two, but give me TY Jackson to get the job done, while Starr will leave this match putting himself on the map as a future LPW Main Event player after pushing TY to the brink. 

Zoe Sager vs The Canadian Goose Kyle Shaw

If you don’t recognize the ZPW Grand Championship then Zoe Sager has a problem with you. If you do recognize the ZPW Grand Championship but don’t recognize it as THE top prize in ZPW, Zoe Sager has a problem with you. If you do recognize the ZPW Grand Championship and believe it’s THE top prize in LPW, quite frankly Zoe Sager still has a problem with you. She does not care what you think. 

Ever since her stunning return, Sager has been on a mission to show the world she is the end-all, be-all in LPW. Zoe looks to be on a collision course to face the LPW Grand Champion Steven Crowe. First she will have to take care of former Clandestine Champion of Salvation Kyle Shaw. 

Kyle is a fan favorite and very underrated in what he can do in the ring, but I wouldn’t want to see Zoe Sager standing across from me in the mood she’s in as of late. Give me your ZPW Grand Champion Zoe Sager in a statement win. 

Jacked and Juicy Open Challenge

I don’t know if it even matters who answers the call as Para Lira are having the run of their careers right now. The LPW Tag Team Champions have been unstoppable in their tag team title run. Their title defenses have yet to be in true doubt. Sure, an open challenge presents them with the unknown factor and no time to prepare for their opponents. I don’t think that will even matter – very few teams work as well together as Para Lira. 

If I had to guess, maybe Nasty Nate Nixon and White Shirt William Taylor pull double duty and take another crack at the Jacked and Juicy Ones. 

Michael Richard Blais & Steven Crowe vs The Mad Lads

So if that above prediction is to ring true, a lot of good would need to happen for the Mad Lads. At LPW 39, MRB got the best of Rose and her attempt to win the Challenge Championship. Naturally the Mad Labs weren’t pleased and jumped MRB, leading to a mugging at the hands of Elevation. 

That led to Steven Crowe coming out late and watching the mugging unfold. While confusing at the time, they are still brothers. The Clandestine Society has a lot of issues at the moment but the goal of staying on top in LPW remains most important as they look to set aside their issues to prove they are still the top faction in LPW and that Elevation will not take their spot.

Give me your champions to find a way to slow down the fast rise of the Mad Lads and Elevation. 

Dean Rictor vs Ginha

Ginha gave Steven Crowe all he could handle last month in a non-title showcase. He will look to bounce back against Dean Richtor, who might be pound for pound the hardest hitting member in LPW. If Ginha is to avoid the strike power of Richtor, he will need to rely on his speed and agility. This is a classic clash in styles that has both men looking to position themselves. Dean Richtor has some backup as Thaddeus Archer has seemingly taken a liking to him. If Thad wants to lock down another big-time player, his investment in this match could pay dividends for Richtor. That said, Thad could look to see what Richtor can do on his own and wait until the post-match to make his intentions known. But what’s the fun in that? Rictor wins via distraction. 

Scramble Championship Match

Rose has done nothing but dominate since her return, and I’m not talking simply wins and losses. The presence Elevation has had is felt throughout the entire roster. They see cracks in the foundation of LPW and have looked to tear down the building and rebuild it in their vision. 

That’s all fine and good until you are looking across the ring at 3 day-one LPW guys who all have a claim for the Mt. Rushmore of the first 39 events in Rich King, Marz The Specialist & Reid Matthews. Throw in the returning Barricade, and that’s an uphill battle for just about anyone. 

Rose always has the Mad Lads at her disposal, and while she may not need them, it’s nice to know they are available. My gut tells me they will get involved, which would make for a busy night for the Lads. 

Don’t forget Thaddeus Archer and his scheme to get Dean Richtor in the fold as well. He has Jack at his disposal, and even if Jack doesn’t agree with Thad’s approach, he is under contract. So that makes me think this Scramble will be a bit of an arms race between Rose & Rich King, the latest Thaddeus Archer project. 

Would I be shocked if they canceled each other out and it came down to a Short King grabbing some more gold? Not at all. That said, who would defer to whom? Are Reid Matthews and Marz even on good terms right now? We have seen them have some differences this year. I don’t know who walks away with the Scramble Gold. I guess I’ll take Rose retaining in what looks to be a chaotic situation that should be a good time. 

There you have it folks. LPW, previewed and predicted! Let me know what match you are most excited for and tell me where you think I’m wrong. As always, keep it locked here for the latest content from your favorite Love Wrestling personalities! We are officially on to LPW 41! See you next month!

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RELEASE: LPW & Edmonton Oil Kings Announce Oil Rumble III

by Staff
written by Staff

EDMONTON, AB: Live pro wrestling returns to Rogers Place on Sunday, January 25th!

Love Pro Wrestling and the Edmonton Oil Kings have announced the third edition of The Oil Rumble, featuring live professional wrestling matches both pre-game and during the intermissions.

“The Edmonton Oil Kings take tremendous pride in being Edmonton’s number one destination for family fun,” stated Kevin Radomski, the Director of Business Operations for the Edmonton Oil Kings Hockey Club. “In addition to three thrilling periods of junior hockey, we’re proud to once again partner with LPW with the return of the Oil Rumble. Slapshots on the ice and clotheslines in the ring – it’s entertainment taken to the next level. Make sure you don’t miss this game…. Brother!”

“I’m thrilled to get the opportunity to work with the Edmonton Oil Kings again,” commented LPW founder Spencer Love. “Being able to collaborate with the WHL’s premier franchise is always terrific, and it’s a privilege to get to run another event inside of Rogers Place. Our partnership with the Oil Kings has been one of the highlights of my time as a promoter, and I’m excited to see how we can make year three even bigger and better than ever before.”

Last year’s Oil Rumble II saw over 7,000 fans in attendance, as the Oil Kings defeated the Moose Jaw Warriors by a score of 5-1. Additionally, the action inside the ring saw Marz the Specialist become the first-ever Oil Kings Cup Champion, Para Lira becoming the number one contenders to the LPW Tag Team Championships, and Zoë Sager defeat Taryn From Accounting.

This year’s edition of The Oil Rumble will feature the LPW returns of The Vörös Twins for the first time in over a year. The viral sensations will be making their first appearances in Edmonton since LPW x WEM: West Edmonton Brawl. Love Pro Wrestling staples Michael Richard Blais, Zoë Sager, ROSE, and current Oil Kings Cup Champion, Marz the Specialist, are also expected to appear.

Tickets for The Oil Rumble III are currently available through Ticketmaster.

For more information on LPW’s upcoming events, please contact Love Pro Wrestling promoter Spencer Love (spencer@lovewrestling.ca)

About Love Pro Wrestling

Since launching as a content brand in January, 2021, Love Pro Wrestling has grown to become one of Canada’s premier professional wrestling promotions. In combining content creation with critically acclaimed live professional wrestling events, LPW has combined high-octane in-ring action with an inclusive environment outside of the squared circle. Love Pro Wrestling has brought attention to the Albertan professional wrestling scene through working with some of the world’s most reputable content creators, as well as some of the industry’s most well-known performers (Chelsea Green, Speedball Mike Bailey, Deonna Purrazzo, and more).

About the Edmonton Oil Kings

The Edmonton Oil Kings are a major junior hockey team based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. They are one of 23 member teams of the Western Hockey League (WHL) and, subsequently, one of 61 teams that comprise the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). Since 2007-08, the Oil Kings have seen 27 players selected at the NHL Draft; 12 of those players chosen in the first two rounds. As of the 2024-25 campaign, they have graduated 20 players who have gone on to play in the National Hockey League.

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Love Pro Wrestling Results: July 31 & August 1, 2025

by Spencer Love
written by Spencer Love

Last Friday of the month? August long weekend? Doesn’t matter. Edmonton packed the house for LPW 39: Time to Pretend! If you weren’t there, don’t fret: we’ve got ya covered with our full results!

LPW x CWS #27

Thursday, July 31st, 2025

The Rec Room South Edmonton

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

“The Thickness” Reid Matthews def. Jaxx Wylder

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais©️ def. Chad “Money” Millz

Elavation (ROSE, Nate Nixon, & William Taylor) def. Marz the Specialist, Scotty Ace, & The Canadian Goose

LPW Grand Championship Match: Steven Crowe©️ def. Nick Shostastyk

LPW 39: Time to Pretend

Friday, August 1st, 2025

The Rec Room South Edmonton

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

The Mad Lads (Nate Nixon & William Taylor) def. The Money Models (Nick Shostastyk & Chad Mills)

Dean Richtor def. The Canadian Goose

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais©️ def. ROSE

Rich King w/ Thaddeus Archer the Third & Jack Pride def. TY Jackson

Steven Crowe def. GINHA

LPW Tag Team Championship Match: Para Lira (Berat Gorani & Shiek Shabaz)©️ def. The Short Kings (Marz the Specialist & Reid Matthews)

Current LPW Champions

Grand Champion: Steven Crowe

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: ROSE

Tag Team Champions: Para Lira (Sheik Shabaz & Berat Gorani)

CWS Champion of Salvation: Vacant

Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Stu Garvey, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick

Commentary: Big Bad Boris, Spencer Love

Host: Spencer Love, BJ Mac

Production: Dustyn Devos, Nate Fraser, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Dee Harte

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

LPW x CWS #28 👉 https://tixr.com/e/152801

LPW 40: The Rise and Fall of a Western Canadian Wrestler 👉 https://tixr.com/e/152802

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Love Pro Wrestling Results: June 26th & 27th, 2025

by Spencer Love
written by Spencer Love

LPW 38: Welcome to the Machine was simply one of our biggest events yet. Billie Starkz debuted, Sinner & Saint returned, Zoë Sager stepped back into an LPW ring for the first time since March, and TY Jackson and Steven Crowe stole the show in our main event. Get your full results from LPW 38: Welcome to the Machine below!

LPW x CWS #26

The Short Kings def. zWo

Contenders Match: Steven Crowe def. Chad Mills

Respect Match: Nick Shostastyk def. Whiteshirt William Taylor

CWS Championship of Salvation Elimination Match: Taryn From Accounting def. Michael Richard Blais, Zoë Sager, Scotty Ace, & Christian Starr

LPW 38: Welcome to the Machine

The Short Kings def. Sinner & Saint

Rich King def. Chad Mills

Nick Shostastyk def. Lumberjack Larry Woods (countout)

Para Lira def. The Canadian Goose & Scotty Ace

Billie Starkz def. “The Intangible” Zoë Sager (DQ)

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais (c) def. Dean Richtor

LPW Scramble Championship Match: ROSE (c) def. Nasty Nate Nixon, William Taylor, Wolfboy Will Mantla, Christian Starr, Taryn From Accounting

LPW Grand Championship Match: Steven Crowe (c) def. TY Jackson

Current LPW Champions

Grand Champion: Steven Crowe

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: ROSE

Tag Team Champions: Para Lira (Sheik Shabaz & Berat Gorani)

CWS Champion of Salvation: Taryn From Accounting

Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Stu Garvey, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick

Commentary: Big Bad Boris, Spencer Love

Host: Spencer Love, B.J. Mac

Production: Dustyn Devos, Nick Malychuk, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Jared Rogers, Dee Harte, Scout Hnatiuk, B.J. Mac

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

LPW x CWS #27 👉 https://tixr.com/e/149740

LPW 39: Time to Pretend 👉 https://tixr.com/e/149733

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LPW 38: Welcome to the Machine Preview

by Pluggo
written by Pluggo


We are back! It’s the last Friday of the month which can mean one thing: LPW is here. Its 38th installment: Welcome to the Machine looks to be as expensive as any show yet. TNA stars Sinner and Saint are back and AEW Star Billie Starkz makes her debut. We have two Grand Champions? There is, simply put, a ton to unpack here so let’s get after it! 

Rich King vs Chad Mills

This hurts my eyes, seeing Rich King align with Thaddeus Archer. Once bitter rivals, are now working together to make Rich King a top guy in LPW. If you’ve watched LPW before, you know he is already a major player. Adding Thaddeus Archer to the mix is like adding Kevin Durant to a 73-win Warriors team – it’s just dangerous. For all of Thad’s awful qualities, and believe me there are a lot, you can’t argue with his success rate when he takes interest in a talent. 

While I’m not overly familiar with the debuting Chad Mills, we will find out a lot about him Friday night. Can Mills shock the LPW world and defeat King, who has been on a run as of late, or will Thad’s influence prove to be too much and it will be business as usually for Rich King? 

Para Lira vs The Canadian Goose and Scotty Ace

Your current Tag Team Champions are ready to take on all comers. Enter in a New Team Scotty Ace and The Canadian Goose Kyle Show.  The most seasoned teams in LPW have struggled with Para Lira. I can’t imagine working out the kinks of a new partnership with bode well for Ace & Shaw but crazier things have happened before. 

Para Lira continues to prove it doesn’t matter who is in their path, they lay them out just the same. As the target on Shiek Shabazz and Berat Gorani grows each month, they don’t seem to let it bother them. Dare I even say they have a slight chip on their shoulders as Sinner & Saint will be in the house Friday night and might be looking to make a statement at the expense of Scotty Ace and Kyle Shaw. Maybe that statement is “we wanted that match against the best and we got next,” because even as champions they are ready for all comers and refuse to duck anyone, even a Goose.

Sinner & Saint vs The Short Kings

It finally happened! Travis Williams got his wish and gets a match with Marz The Specialist. Williams will be bringing his tag partner Judas Icurus to team up to take on Marz and his fellow Short King Reid Matthews. Sinner and Saint are on one of the best runs as a tag team and are simply a well-oiled machine that is better than even that. The Short Kings are also a phenomenal tag team but as of late haven’t been tagging as regularly, as singles aspirations have taken them elsewhere. Even with tensions high at times for Marz and Reid, they will look to let that all go to focus on the job at hand. If they don’t, Williams & Icurus will make short work of The Short Kings. 

Lumberjack Larry Woods vs Nick Shostastyk

An emotional Larry Woods is a different Larry Woods. I’m not sure I want to be Nick Shostastyk when that bell rings. Don’t get me wrong, Shostastyk has been impressive in LPW and the future is bright, but Lumberjack Larry has some pent-up frustrations at the hands of Rich King and it’s a ‘wrong place, wrong time’ scenario for Nick. Rich King was a brother to Larry and aligning with the enemy has Larry fired up. Rich didn’t seem to think Larry was enough. Larry will look to remind Rich he’s been to the top of the LPW mountain twice for a reason. Rich King has yet to accomplish that even once. 

LPW Scramble Championship 

Taryn From Accounting vs Christian Starr vs Wolfboy Will Malanta vs William Taylor vs Nate Nixon vs Rose (c) 

Last month White Shirt William Taylor and Nasty Nate Nixon paid off big time for Rose as they interjected themselves into the match to help Rose retain her Scramble Championship. Well this month friends have turned to foes as Nate and William are now opponents of Rose.

While I appreciate LPW brass taking the stance of “you want in the match so bad, well now you’re in it,” something just doesn’t feel right. If you ask the newly formed dynamic trio, they will tell you their only objective is to keep the Scramble Championship around the waist of Rose. So what should be a 6-person scramble has been boiled down to a 3 on 3 scramble.

Christian Starr, Wolfboy Will Malanta and Taryn From Accounting are entering into one of the more lopsided scrambles we have seen. One has to wonder if they will figure out a plan ahead of time to neutralize this group or if it will be those three for themselves. The stakes are high here but the intrigue on how this one plays out is even higher.

Zoe Sager vs Billie Starkz

Zoe Sager sent shockwaves throughout Edmonton last month as she unexpectedly returned from injury. Not only did the Intangible return, Sager made it well known that she did not agree with the decision to vacate her LPW Grand Championship. So in Zoe’s mind, her newly spray painted ZPW Championship is the top prize in the business. 

Does that mean we technically have two Grand Championship matches on this card? Would Zoe even put her “Championship” on the line against debuting AEW star Billie Starkz? I guess we will find out Friday. 

No matter what Sager decides to do, it doesn’t change the fact that we have a potential match of the year on our hands. Starkz is simply one of the best and Sager has a lot to prove in her 1st match back from injury. I expect this to be a great match and it will go a long way for Zoe Sager as she looks to officially get herself back in the mix for the LPW Grand Championship if she can beat Billie Starkz. Easier said than done, but if anyone can do it, it’s a highly motivated and pissed off Zoe Sager. 

LPW Challenge Championship 

Michael Richard Blais (c) vs Dean Richtor

Your Challenge Champion might be looking at his hardest hitting test yet. Dean Richtor can throw hands with the best of them. Pair that with Richtor still looking for that signature win in LPW, and MRB’s days as Challenge Champion could be in jeopardy. I’ve been wrong before but something has me feeling MRB has his mind elsewhere. For the first time in a while, there are tensions running high in the Clandestine Society. His brother holds the most coveted title in LPW and not to mention TFA holds the golden ticket to a title of her choosing. I know in the past I’ve questioned MRB’s ability to mange all of this. While MRB has still got it all working in his favor, you have to wonder if this a perfect time for Richtor to strike. 

LPW Grand Championship

Steven Crowe(c) vs TY Jackson 

A rivalry that feels underrated, but if you know you know that Jackson vs Crowe never disappoints. Now the stakes are the highest they have ever been. TY Jackson gets another opportunity  for the Grand Championship and has yet to get over the hump and bring it home. TY Jackson has had his focus pulled in multiple directions as the RADz look to be fizzling out. Can The People’s Championship get locked in and shock the world? I believe that if anyone can overcome any odds thrown their way, it’s TY Jackson.

For Crowe, his rise in 2025 has been fantastic but is the pressure of maintaining the top spot too much for the Rhinestone Cowboy? Steven Crowe and his running mate MRB had an interesting interaction where Crowe wasn’t too pleased with God’s gift to wrestling. Normally Crowe goes with the flow of whatever the leader of the Clandestine Society wants. So that begs the question: Is Steven Crowe ready to take the reins of the group, or was that simply a rough moment for your Grand Championship and all will fall back into place Friday night? 

LPW looks to have an explosive night as well as go a long way to answer some important questions. If you want to catch all this action, it all goes down live on IWTV Friday night, June 28 at 7 p.m. MT.  As always, keep it locked in here for more content from your favorite Love Wrestling personalities. 

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