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Cardona ‘Alwayz Ready’ for Saturday Morning Cards

Matt Cardona is the self-proclaimed “Indy God,” but he might also be the God of wrestling merchandise. Cardona and his Major Wrestling Figure Podcast crew are responsible for a plethora of wrestling figures, trading cards, and shirts, but that doesn’t stop him from...

AEW Upper Deck makes a quick return

It hasn’t even been one full year since the release of 2024 Upper Deck AEW wrestling cards, and 2025 Upper Deck AEW is officially available in stores and online. The street date of 2025 Upper Deck AEW was April 9, 2025, so at the time of this writing, the product has...

WWE Launches WrestleMania and Debut Patch Programs

In conjunction with this week’s big events in Las Vegas, WWE and Topps unveiled two match-used patch programs: the WrestleMania Patch and the Main Roster Debut Patch.  This is the first time the WWE has had elevated “Logoman”-style patches for trading cards. All...

When wrestling inspires non-wrestling comics: International Edition

I’ve been writing about examples of pro wrestling stories and references in non-wrestling comic books, off and on, since November 2022, but up until now, I’ve only written about comic books written and published in English, primarily because I only can only read and...

Throwdown Theatre cards spotlight wrestling’s golden era

Throwdown Theatre is “your destination for classic wrestling from the golden era,” where they bring wrestling fans “rare footage, legendary matches, and iconic rivalries from wrestling’s most famous superstars.” Their YouTube page, where the videos are hosted, has...

Indy wrestling cards make a comeback with WLW and ALW

After a few years of a boom period for independent wrestling card releases, 2024 was a bit of a down year for indie wrestling cards, while Panini, Upper Deck, and now Topps dominated the wrestling card headlines, but 2025 is starting off strong with a few new indie...

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July 2025

  • July 19: NJPW G1 Climax 35 Opening Weekend (Hokkai Kita-Yell)
  • July 19: GCW Bash At The Ballpark (New York City, New York)
  • July 20: NJPW G1 Climax 35 Opening Weekend (Hokkai Kita-Yell)
  • July 20: TNA Slammiversary (Elmont, New York)
  • July 28: GCW (Tokyo, Japan)
  • July 29: GCW (Tokyo, Japan)
  • July 30: GCW (Tokyo, Japan)
  • July 31: GCW Hit ‘Em Up 2025 (Rutherford, New Jersey)

August 2025

  • August 1: GCW Hit ‘Em Up 2025 (Rutherford, New Jersey)
  • August 2: WWE SummerSlam (East Rutherford, New Jersey)
  • August 2: GCW Emo Fight 2025 (Rutherford, New Jersey)
  • August 2: GCW Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport XIV (Rutherford, New Jersey)
  • August 3: WWE SummerSlam (East Rutherford, New Jersey)
  • August 15: GCW/JCW The 2 Day War – Tag 1 (Thornville, Ohio)
  • August 16: NJPW G1 Climax 35 Finals (Ariake Arena)
  • August 16: GCW/JCW The 2 Day War – Tag 2 (Thornville, Ohio)
  • August 17: NJPW G1 Climax 35 Finals (Ariake Arena)
  • August 24: AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door (London, England)
  • August 31: WWE Clash in Paris (Paris, France)

September 2025

  • September 5: ROH Death Before Dishonor (Philadelphia, PA)
  • September 13: MLW Fightland (North Richland Hills, Texas)
  • September 12: GCW (Detroit, Michigan)
  • September 13: GCW (Indianapolis, Indiana)
  • September 20: AEW All Out (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
  • September 28: GCW Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport London (London, England)

October 2025

  • October 4: MLW Slaughterhouse (Long Beach, California)
  • October 4: GCW (Anchorage, Alaska)
  • October 11: WWE Crown Jewel (Perth, Australia)

November 2025

  • November 15: MLW Lucha Apocalypto (Cicero, Illinois)
  • November 29: WWE Survivor Series (San Diego, California)