Kemo
07-05-2019, 05:22 PM
Major League Wrestling will hold its first pay-per-view event later this year. The news was first reported by Sports Illustrated.
MLW Saturday Night SuperFight will be held on Saturday, November 2nd from Cicero Stadium outside Chicago, IL. The venue has proven to be a stronghold for MLW and will host MLW Kings of Colosseum this Saturday night.
In an effort to make Saturday Night SuperFight as accessible as possible, MLW is offering the show for only $19.95 across all major cable and dish carriers in the United States and Canada. Negotiations are underway to stream the event worldwide.
Court Bauer told Sports Illustrated, “This year has been about expanding into live programming,” said Bauer. “The evolution of a promotion is to produce more live content, and another milestone for us is pay-per-view. And now, we’re going to get there with Saturday Night SuperFight on November 2.”
League officials are working diligently to craft a fight card that is worthy of fans’ hard earned money.
“Watch carefully this summer,” said Bauer. “This card isn’t going to be thrown together in late October. All the seeds will be planted. And all of the championships will be on the line.”
MLW Saturday Night SuperFight will be held on Saturday, November 2nd from Cicero Stadium outside Chicago, IL. The venue has proven to be a stronghold for MLW and will host MLW Kings of Colosseum this Saturday night.
In an effort to make Saturday Night SuperFight as accessible as possible, MLW is offering the show for only $19.95 across all major cable and dish carriers in the United States and Canada. Negotiations are underway to stream the event worldwide.
Court Bauer told Sports Illustrated, “This year has been about expanding into live programming,” said Bauer. “The evolution of a promotion is to produce more live content, and another milestone for us is pay-per-view. And now, we’re going to get there with Saturday Night SuperFight on November 2.”
League officials are working diligently to craft a fight card that is worthy of fans’ hard earned money.
“Watch carefully this summer,” said Bauer. “This card isn’t going to be thrown together in late October. All the seeds will be planted. And all of the championships will be on the line.”