PROGRESS Wrestling is set to return to the Electric Ballroom in Camden, London, on Sunday, September 27, presenting the event “When September Ends,” featuring four title bouts along with a women’s number one contender match. The event kicks off at 3 PM BST, with tickets priced at £30.08 available via PROGRESSWrestling.com. Fans on the promotion’s mailing list can enjoy a 20% discount on standing tickets using the code STANDING20, or 20% off seats beyond the front row using SEATSBEYOND20, through the ticketing service Dice.
This show marks PROGRESS’s first London appearance since the Odyssey Tour, which swept across the UK in September and included a September 12 date at the O2 Academy in Bournemouth.
Match Card Announcements:
- PROGRESS Men’s World Championship: Malakai Black vs. Cara Noir
- PROGRESS Women’s World Championship: Rhio vs. Steph De Lander
- PROGRESS Proteus Championship: Paul Walter Hauser vs. Trent Seven
- PROGRESS Atlas Championship: Tommy Tanner vs. Gene Munny
- Number One Contendership: Raven Creed vs. Myla Grace vs. Angel Hayze
- Xelina vs. Nikki Storm
- Bullit vs. Scotty Rawk
- Lykos Gym vs. Ricky Sosa and Daz Black
Paul Walter Hauser—an Oscar-nominated actor, MLW wrestler, and executive producer—is spotlighted on the event’s promotional materials, raising anticipation with the tagline, “What will happen as we welcome PAUL WALTER HAUSER and all the heroes and villains back to London.” Hauser is depicted holding the Proteus Championship on match graphics.
Malakai Black, who departed WWE in 2025 under the ring name Aleister Black, takes on Cara Noir for the Men’s World Championship. Meanwhile, Rhio, who captured the Women’s World Championship from Kay Lee Ray during the Bournemouth date of The Odyssey Tour on September 12, will defend her title for the first time against Steph De Lander.
Nikki Storm, formerly known in WWE as Nikki Cross, is slated to perform at this event as well as House of Glory’s Windy City Warfare in Chicago two days earlier on September 25, where she challenges Shotzi for the HOG Women’s Championship. She also competed against Trent Seven at the Bournemouth stop of The Odyssey Tour.
Steph De Lander, challenging Rhio for the Women’s title, recently faced Shotzi for the HOG Women’s Championship at HOG Fallout in Los Angeles.
Fan Take:
This announcement is exciting because it showcases a blend of established stars and rising talent, signaling PROGRESS Wrestling’s continued growth and influence in the UK scene. With crossover talents like Paul Walter Hauser and former WWE stars, this event could elevate the sport’s visibility and bring fresh storylines to fans worldwide.
Source: wrestlingnews.co
