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The Return of the Weirdo Hero! ⎸ Love Wrestling Interviews Randy Myers

by Zak Ralph January 10, 2025
written by Zak Ralph

He’s your Weirdo Hero, your punk hunk, and he’s returning to Calgary! For the first time in nearly a decade, Ravenous Randy Myers returns to the city where his wrestling career started, as he’s back in Love Pro Wrestling for PRESS START, the promotion’s first-ever event in Calgary. Myers chats with Zak Ralph about his return to LPW, getting back to Calgary, wrestling on AEW Collision, the success of BOOM! Pro Wrestling, and much, much more!

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Returning to Calgary as part of Love Pro Wrestling

“It’s a long time coming. This is my 25th year in wrestling coming up, so to be back in Calgary where it all began, it feels like it’s full circle. Maybe it’s where my 25th year needs to be celebrated. It’s been a long time, like you said, since I’ve been there. 10 years. My first ten years were there, it’s been 10 years since I’ve been back. It feels like it’s been meant to happen.”

Being part of AEW Collision with Artemis Spencer

“I did wrestle two summers ago on AEW Collision, so I guess that would have been my first match, but it wasn’t the independent scene. That was the complete opposite, that was getting a chance on TV. That’s another thing on my list of things that have happened within Calgary, that make Calgary so important to me and make it my home base, and where I started from. It’s part of my DNA is having that match there and during Stampede week. So many of these things feel like it’s all aligned to these moments.”

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Pluggo’s Top 5 of the Week

by Pluggo January 6, 2025
written by Pluggo


New Year, new me? Well, I don’t know about all that, but I’m definitely going to try and write more this year. I love getting an opportunity to put pen to paper, so to speak. So going into 2025, let’s make that happen. I plan on dropping my weekly top 5 moments of the week. Now before we get too deep in the weeds, this list is not ranked 1-5 and I also can’t weight everything so this is simply 5 or so things (who knows, I might get crazy some weeks) that I watch over the previous week that I liked and stood out to me. In 2025 I want to highlight my favorites and not lean so much on the negatives (I have other outlets for that).

So let’s jump right in to my Top 5 moments from the week: 

Women Shine at AEW Worlds End!

Mercedes Moné put her TBS Championship on the line vs Kris Statlander in a rematch from Full Gear. I was skeptical that they would be able to replicate their classic from just a month prior, but they absolutely did. 

I thought the longest women’s match in AEW history, just under 25 minutes, was their best performances yet. Statlander and Mone have incredible chemistry with each other. This was, in my opinion, the best match either one has had in AEW. 

AEW really feels like they are turning a corner with the women’s division and if they keep putting on matches like this and Mariah May and Thunder Rosa from earlier in the night, 2025 could be a banner year for the women of AEW. 

I can’t wait for round 3! 

CM Punk and Seth Rollins Promo from RAW

Talk about a great way to end a show. Sure, traditionally speaking, you’d want to end your show with a huge main event match. That said, this was a masterpiece segment to end the RAW on USA Network era. Both Punk and Rollins put everything on the table and held no verbal punches. I’m honestly surprised they didn’t come to blows prior to next week’s huge match up on Netflix. 

From Punk asking Seth if The Man (Becky Lynch” took her ball and went home to Seth saying “With fire in my eyes and rage in my heart, I will burn you to the ground” it was a great back and forth and you should definitely check it out. 

Omos Wins Tag Team Gold in Pro Wrestling Noah

Where has Omos been? We haven’t seen the Giant in WWE since early last year. Well, he kicked off 2025 by showing up in NOAH and winning the GHC Tag Team Championships with Jack Morris. 

I’m a huge fan of chaos in my pro wrestling. If Omos winning NOAH Gold as a WWE contracted wrestler is how we are starting 2025, boy are we in for a wild year! 

Iyo Sky vs Lyra Valkyria Semi Finals of the Women’s Intercontinental Championship 

This for me was the best match of either Women’s championship tournament. You could tell both Iyo and Lyra said “Let’s go out there and steal the whole show,” and in terms of a wrestling match they did just that. I’ve been very happy with how the WWE has handled these Inaugural Women’s championship tournaments. Every match has gotten time and shown just what these competitors can do. I personally was pulling for Iyo to get the win and face her Damage CNTRL partner Dakota Kai – I’m a sucker for inner faction friction – but don’t get me wrong, Lyra and Dakota will kill it in the finals and either outcome will be the right decision for your first ever Women’s Intercontinental Champion. 

It’s Finally TIffy Time!

On the 1st three-hour Smackdown they pulled out all the stops. Big matches and big angles being set up on a blue canvas. How did you feel about that? Drop a comment. I dug it all, even the canvas after I got used to it. Nothing though was bigger than Tiffany Stratton finally making the decision to cash in on Nia Jax to become your new WWE Womens Champion. This storyline between Stratton and Nia Jax has been one of the best in the WWE. The way Tiffany played both sides of the fence was brilliant. Over the past few weeks she started to show her true intentions and took the opportunity after Nia Jax retained in a great match against Naomi. 

As much as the MITB storyline is now finished, how Nia Jax will handle the betrayal of Tiffany Stratton will be appointment viewing in the first couple of months in 2025. 

Thank you checking out my first article of the new year. Did you agree with my 5 or do you think I missed something? Let me know in the comments. We will see you next week where I fully expect there to be some major moneys with RAW on Netflix, AEW streaming on Max and hopefully a Notre Dame win in the semifinals of the College Football Playoff

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Around the World and Back to Calgary ⎸ Love Wrestling Interviews VIKTOR

by Blair Pacheco January 1, 2025
written by Blair Pacheco

It’s been a minute since Calgary saw VIKTOR, but the former WWE Superstar is set to return to Alberta for the first time in nearly a decade. On Friday, March 7th, VIKTOR joins Love Pro Wrestling for PRESS START, the promotion’s debut in the iconic city of Calgary. VIKTOR joins Blair Pacheco of the Grainmaker Wrestling Podcast to discuss his start with Stampede Wrestling, run as the longest-reigning NXT Tag Team Champion in history, and his impending return to Alberta to face Michael Richard Blais.

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Growing up on Stampede Wrestling:

“It was pretty huge, actually, I’d say. When I was a kid – I was born in Edmonton, but I was only there until I was about five. Five or six years old is when my parents moved, and we moved north to Grande Prairie, Alberta, a small town up north there. My neighbours were super into WWF wrestling at the time, so I learned about it right away. I was watching that Saturday mornings, and then Sunday afternoon, we’d get Stampede Wrestling all the time. I’d see such a huge difference in the two shows, but I really loved Stampede Wrestling. Then, one of my dad’s friends used to always go, because Stampede used to come up and travel to Grande Prairie, Alberta when I was a kid. I got to see a few shows live when I was very young. I can’t remember if I was in – I think grade two kind of thing was the first show I went to. Guys like Chris Benoit were on that show. I don’t think Owen was still working back-and-forth back back then, but there were all the Hart brothers. I remember seeing Bad Company there at the first show. Jason the Terrible, Davey Boy Smith at the time was there. It was all super influential on me. I was into wrestling from a very young age, and exposed to it very young.”

NXT Tag Team Championship Reign:

“It was very frustrating, honestly, but to say that is kind of pigeonholing it. Even to explain how the system was working, and how things fell into place. The one thing, it never felt how it looked to me and Konnor, that’s for sure, in comparison to how things came about on TV. Behind the scenes, we weren’t favourites by any means. Bill DeMott spent a lot of time pushing for us, and working with us. I don’t think we were favourites, and we never felt like we didn’t have something to prove every time we went out at the time. In retrospect, to me, that was really good, because I think I work really well under that pressure, unfortunately. Creatively, it just kind of went with however they wanted it to go. We would just kind of do what they wanted to do. Once they jumped on board with both me and Konnor being in Ascension, and everything started to roll – like, even the day we won the titles, the way it was presented to us was honestly terrible. There wasn’t anything nice about it that day, and to go into it is kind of a long story. It was kind of a thing of like, nobody believed in us. We were kind of given an ultimatum. But, like I said, I always felt like that ultimatum was always on the table, no matter what. By the time the end of that reign came about, and we started doing that stuff with Finn and KENTA, it was kind of a relief feeling, because by then there finally seemed to be some trust and faith in what we were capable of doing, and that type of thing. It was a big change in that aspect.”

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RELEASE ⎸ Love Pro Wrestling Announces Debut in Calgary

by Staff December 31, 2024
written by Staff

CALGARY, AB: Press Start, Calgary!

Love Pro Wrestling has officially announced their highly-anticipated debut in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. On March 7th, 2025, LPW will host PRESS START live in the Chrome Showroom at the Deerfoot Inn & Casino.

“2024 saw us make history at Rogers Place and West Edmonton Mall. It only makes sense we come to one of wrestling’s historically great cities for the first time in 2025!” said LPW president Spencer Love. “We’re honoured to get the opportunity to debut in Calgary, and to work with the Deerfoot Casino to bring our own unique brand of professional wrestling to one of our industry’s iconic cities.”

Since 2021, LPW has been a cornerstone of Canada’s independent wrestling scene, known for high-energy shows, unique collaborations, and community involvement. Last year, Love Pro Wrestling became the first promotion to run events at Rogers Place and West Edmonton Mall’s Ice Palace, earning Alberta renewed attention as one of professional wrestling’s premier destinations.

Already announced for the event is a dream matchup between Calgary’s own Michael Richard Blais facing off with former WWE star and Stampede Wrestling’s own VIKTOR. The matchup marks VIKTOR’s return to Calgary for the first time since 2015. The event will also feature LPW Grand Champion Marz the Specialist, GCW star Allie Katch, WWE ID prospect Zoë Sager, and the highly-anticipated returns of Calgary’s own Steven Crowe and “The Thickness” Reid Matthews.

Tickets for LPW CALGARY: PRESS START are now available through LPW’s official ticketing channels, TIXR (tixr.com/lovewrestling). LPW Season Passholders will also receive complimentary entry to PRESS START.

For more information on LPW’s debut in Calgary, please contact Love Pro Wrestling president Spencer Love (spencer@lovewrestling.ca)

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