AEW reveals the Women’s Owen Hart Tournament brackets. Reports indicate that WWE Evolution 2 may be coming soon. Eugenie chats with WrestleZone, and more! Tis the season of spring…and the Owen Hart ...

New champions crowned at WWE NXT Halloween Havoc. The AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship tournament kicks off. Kelani Jordan defends her TNA Knockouts Championship. Lili Ruiz chats with WrestleZone, ...

Five head women's coaches from different divisions weigh in on how to earn a college scholarship (and a few of the myths ...

ROH Women's Champion Athena has officially announced an all-women's wrestling event titled Who Runs The World, which will take place on Saturday, August 9. As the owner of Metroplex Wrestling, a ...

Sukeban, the touring Japanese women’s pro wrestling league, returns to Miami on Wednesday, Dec. 3 at the Miami Beach Bandshell as part of Art Basel Week.

Iowa wrestler Brianna Gonzalez (left) and head coach Clarissa Chun (right) celebrate after Gonzalez won while representing the Iowa Women's Wrestling Club at the 2025 U.S. Open in April. (Photo ...

The Fallen Goddess is making some moves on the women's independent scene. ROH Women's Champion Athena announced late Sunday night that Metroplex Wrestling will be launching a new all women's wrestling ...

Courtesy photo Jordyn Fouse and her father, David Fouse. Editor’s note: This is the third of a three-part series on female wrestling in the region. In today’s world, women and girls are rightly ...

The third year of Iowa women's wrestling is set to be a big one, as the official NCAA era begins in the 2025-26 season. The full schedule for the team was released on Oct. 16. The Hawkeyes will open ...

Following a story told by WWE's Becky Lynch, AEW star Thunder Rosa has spoken out regarding the treatment of women in pro ...

The 2025-26 Iowa women’s wrestling schedule was released on Thursday, the program announced on social media. The Hawkeyes will host four duals, three in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, and one at Xtream Arena ...

Jamilah, Zaynah and Latifah McBryde never expected to become college athletes, much less change the rules of American women's wrestling. The sisters are devout Muslims who were homeschooled and grew ...