18th Anniversary Spectacular

Check out the first round matches in the PWP Rising Phoenix Championship Tournament, on this brand new episode. Who will move on and who has their Championship dreams crushed? Find out now, then head over to Patreon/PWPLIVE and WATCH the whole event with commentary for the low low price of $5 a month!

The Waiting Room Lounge was electric on July 1st, 2023 as PWP presented it's annual Pat Powers Patriotic Palooza. Pat Powers kicked things off with a heated exchange between himself and the team of Jack Darling and Moonshine Russell. Just when it looked like Powers would be victim to a classic two on one assauthlt, hardcore legend Tommy Dreamer came to his aid setting up the night's main event. J.C. Slater got his rematch with PWP Champion, Omar Pachecco after his questionable loss at "Wrestling Is For Everyone." In what could only be described as, "The War of the Weird" Kyle King faced off against Willy Sweet, for a bizarre and wild singles match. The crowd exploded when Kelsey Magnolia answered the open challenge of new comer Wrex Amadeus. Ryan Romantic pulled the short straw and faced Tank Bryson of "The Family" in a fast paced act of violence. Not to be out done, The Phantom took on another new face, Dred Roberts. Roberts gave The Phantom a run for his money but Con was victorious and proclaimed himself the number one entrant for the Battle of the Phoenix. After making short work of rising star Chaac, Joey Daniels issued a challenge to the 2020 "PWI Indy Wrestler of the Year," WARHORSE!!!!! Alan Lyric stepped in to help Purple try to capture the PWP Tag Team championships, however they ultimately came up short to Vic Douglas and interim partner Lenny. Kit Sackett issued an open challenge to anyone man enough to face him, and who answered the call, none other than the man himself Duke Cornell in a fast paced, technical clinic. PWP Live will return to the Waiting Room Lounge on August 23rd, 2023 for the annual Battle of the Phoenix!! Tickets on sale now at Etix.com and at both Ted and Wally's locations.

Fresh off his title win at the 18th Anniversary Spectacular, Omar Pachecco celebrates the beginning of his reign as the PWP Champion, and vacated the Rising Phoenix Championship, ending his meteoric undefeated streak. The Tag Titles are on the line as well as the friendship between Jack Darling and Moonshine Russell. Find out where Jack Darling stands after turning on Pat Powers last month. All of your favorite PWP Superstars are in action, plus the HUGE announcement that ECW Original, and Champion "The Innovator of Violence" himself Tommy F'n Dreamer will be in action at the annual Pat Powers Patriotic Palooza in this all new episode!

Titles, bodies, and everything else are on the line as we celebrate PWP'S 18th Anniversary. Was Luke Luna was reunited with his furry friend Lenny? Did the Family win the Tag team championships? Did Omar Pachecco's title reign end? Did Ryan Romantic beat The Phantom? Find out the answers on this all new episode of PWP LIVE PRESENTS: Ringside Recap!!

PWP hits Downtown Omaha for the annual "Cinco on Capital" Celebration!! The day kicks off with a Battle Royale to determine who will face Pat Powers in the main event for the PWP Championship. Tons of great, non stop action on the road to PWP's 18th Anniversary Spectacular!

PWP Live is back and is on the Road to Anniversary 18, and your favorite commentary team is right there covering all the action. The focus of the night was Omar Pachecco's "Superior Spanish Scramble" 5 guys go head to head in an attempt to dethrone the longest Reigning PWP Rising Phoenix Champion. Not just anyone could compete. To prove their worthiness, the other 4 competitors went through qualifying matches to earn their spot. The PWP Championship is also on the line when Joey Daniels challenges Pat Powers! All this and more on this all new episode of PWP Live Presents Ringside Recap

It's 3:16, that means there's a whole Lotta mudholes getting stomped, and beers getting bashed at PWP. Duke Cornell takes on Nino Hatchet in a singles match for the ages. Luke Luna is still on a crazed tear because Purple and Xander have his friend Lenny bound and caged. The main event saw the an all out brawl between the Powers Platoon and the family. All your favorite PWP Superstars were in action plus a few new faces. Check it out right here on PWP Presents: Ringside Recap

Lenny the Bunny is missing, Angus challenges for the PWP Championship and when Cupid is out for revenge, all hell breaks loose. Omar Pachecco (the longest Reigning PWP Rising Phoenix Champion) takes on 5 challengers. The main event sees the family and 2/3 of the Powers Platoon go to war in a No DQ match for the PWP Tag Team Championships, and the newest member of the family is revealed. What will transpire when this all comes to a head on March 16th at the Waiting Room Lounge?

Duke Cornell challenges Pat Powers for the PWP Heavyweight Championship. The night kicks off with a celebration of Jaysin Strife, then the Rock and Troll Express are in Singles action. Karaoke King Purple goes head to head with Luke Luna, and in a dastardly twist, kidnaps Lenny, Luna's faithful sidekick. The Heavy Metal Messiah challenges the visiting Brian Blade for an Impromptu MWA Title Match, and almost brings it home. The family continues to drive the wedge deeper between Jack Darling and Moonshine Russell, a returning Nino Hatchet takes on The Superior Spanish Rising Phoenix Champion. All this and more only on PWP RINGSIDE RECAP

Due to a minor technical problem, we lost coverage of the first match, but it featured the triumphant return of Nino Hatchet over Xander Macintosh. All your favorite PWP Superstars are in action for this holiday themed event, leading up to our main event! Niles Plonk vs Pat Powers for the PWP Championship. A great night of over the top high octane action right here on PWP Ringside Recap. The night ended on a sobering note, as we learned during the event that former PWP Champion, and Nebraska Hall of Famer, Jaysin Strife lost his battle with cancer that evening. The night ends with a tribute to Jaysin Strife and a 10 bell salute. Our thoughts our with the family of Nate "Jaysin Strife" Blodgett, during these difficult times. " I've loved every second of my time with nate. Nobody in the area knew or loved wrestling more than Nate did. Let's talk about doing what Strife DID. So many talked about how wrestling SHOULD be, then did nothing. So many talked about how a business SHOULD be run then did nothing. So many talked about how wrestlers SHOULD be trained then did nothing. So many talked about how a show SHOULD be booked....but they didn't have their own company- no NONE of their opinions mattered. BE Jaysin Strife with your life. BE Nate Blodgett....LIVE your life DOING....not TALKING." -Donnie Dodge- Director of the Nebraska Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame