Glen Joseph

Tegan Nox’s WWE dream almost ended early due to a pair of serious knee injuries. Witness the highs and lows of her journey back to the ring.

Fresh off the biggest independent wrestling show of the last 30 years at Wembley Arena, PROGRESS returns to Sheffield with its unique brand of strong-style, punk rock pro wrestling.

Much like the infamous match between Bret Hart and Tom Magee, a piece of PROGRESS history has recently been uncovered. The former Progress announcer, Jimmy Barnett, has been sharing his memories of a show from May 26th, 1988. Last year he was kind enough to offer his recollections of a very early PROGRESS from way back in May of 1978 (PROGRESS even found the footage in their vault), and it's a rare treat to get details of another historical show from a man on the inside.

Europe’s biggest pro wrestling tournament returns to Alexandra Palace for 3 nights of unrivalled action from the world’s finest pro wrestlers.

Tournament Semi Finals, Tournament Final, The Annual Hangover Scramble, plus... Four-Way Women's Title Match and Jimmy Havoc's final match in PROGRESS.

Fresh off the biggest independent wrestling show of the last 30 years at Wembley Arena, PROGRESS returns to Manchester with its unique brand of strong-style, punk rock pro wrestling.

Tournament Quarter Finals plus... World and Atlas Title Unification Match

PROGRESS emanates from the Electric Ballroom before next months huge doubleheader. Ever since Wembley, they have been pumping out great shows and this one promises to be more of the same. Team Tremendous and Jordynne Grace debut for PROGRESS (for Grace this is her UK PROGRESS debut) and we have regulars like Mark Haskins, Eddie Dennis and Jimmy Havoc.

Fresh off the biggest independent wrestling show of the last 30 years at Wembley Arena, PROGRESS returns to Manchester with its unique brand of strong-style, punk rock pro wrestling.

Mark Haskins vs Do Not Resuscitate (Trivet and Mambo w/ Parker) Jinny w/ Laura di Matteo vs Nina Samuels Bea Priestley vs Millie McKenzie Travis Banks vs Jordan Devlin Swords of Essex (c) vs Aussie Open - Tag Team Titles Trent Seven's Open Atlas Title Challenge WALTER (c) vs Chris Ridgeway - World Title

We're back at our London home for a special Bank Holiday Monday show - Chapter 75: These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends

In front 4750 fans, history was made as PROGRESS put on the biggest independent pro wrestling event in England for 30 years at the SSE arena, Wembley.

THIS.IS.PROGRESS is a documentary exploring the inner workings of the UK's leading, independent wrestling promotion, PROGRESS Wrestling. On September 25th at the O2 Academy Brixton, PROGRESS organised one of the largest independent shows the UK has seen for a decade. This film charts the build-up to (and including) that momentous day in front of 2,500 people. Told from the perspective of their promoters, wrestlers and fans, THIS.IS.PROGRESS charts the companies ascension to the heady heights of the UK wrestling scene whilst dissecting what makes their company stand out as one of the most exciting promotions not just in the UK, but the world.

Walter Vs Zack Sabre Jr Trent Seven's Atlas title open challenge

As we head towards Chapter 100 and a new era in PROGRESS, what will develop in Camden as the year draws to a close?

Chapter 83, from the Electric Ballroom in London

PROGRESS returns to Birmingham for the first time in nearly 9 months, with Chapter 86: Corrupted Harmony.

PROGRESS debuts in BOURNEMOUTH, with Chapter 85: Progro.Naut

Live from O2 Academy Sheffield

David Starr’s path to another PROGRESS title shot took an unexpected turn, on a show with a title that you probably shouldn’t watch at work…