Today we’re here to talk about Pandemonium! Not the 1990 comeback album by The Time, though that is great too, even if the song “Donald Trump Black Version” hasn’t aged incredibly well. No, we’re here to talk Chaotic Wrestling’s Pandemonium, which came to us live from
We’re always keen to experience new pro wrestling promotions, so when we learned that Fight Life would be coming to Providence, RI on a Sunday afternoon, we quickly secured tickets! Little did we know that the title of the event, Never Easy, would refer to finding the venue! After
We do this calendar as a page on our website, but in case you want it piledrived (piledriven?) into your inbox, here it is! Start 2026 off with a bang! Go see a wrestling show! And buy some merch from a wrestler! (Supporting independent artists of any kind, whether they&
2025 was a big year for Chaotic Wrestling! We saw the fracturing of the GGC! The fracturing of Catch and release! The return of Shannon Levangie! The wrestling return of Julian Starr! Sidney Bakabella removing his shirt! And the year in chaos wrapped up with the Holiday Hijack at the
Spotlight on Tewskbury MA, where Chaotic Wrestling explored a political principle stretching all the way back to Thucydides: Balance of Power! Rich Palladino announced Cash McGuinness, weighing in at “none of ya damn business” and sporting his trademark “White Boy of the Year” shirt. He was soon joined by Milo
Ah, November. Family resentments boil over on Thanksgiving, and a bunch of long-simmering Chaotic conflicts finally exploded at Breaking Point 2025 in Lowell! Breaking Point began with Chase Del Monte coming out to the Five Finger Death Punch version of “House of the Rising Sun” with Chaotic’s absolutely stunning
Our first MLW show started with Jesus Rodriguez addressing an appropriately rowdy Long Beach, CA crowd in Espanol, bringing out MLW’s management, President Cesar Duran and VP Selena De La Renta. Is it just us, or does Cesar Duran bear an uncanny resemblance to Lucha Underground owner Dario Cueto?
Ah, fall in New England. Cider donuts! Apple picking! Foliage! And, of course, moonsaults, suicide dives, suplexes and Whacking People With Things Found Under The Ring! Yep, it was Chaotic Wrestling’s Hellbound at the Sons of Italy in Watertown, MA, and, folks, it was a wild show. Actually it
We began with a hype video about Evolve. Then we got a hype video about Jackson Drake and the Vanity Project, accompanied by execrable 90’s style rock. Last week when Drake suggested that Suceession should be a celebration of The Vanity Project, Bryce Donovan put him through a table.
Evolve is having their first-ever special on the 15th (on Tubi! Free to watch, unless you count the precious, irreplaceable minutes of your life spent watching ads!), so let’s get caught up on the latest episode before the big show! We opened with soon-to-be-former GM Stevie Turner announcing that
It was a dark and spooky night in Tewksbury, MA. The Chaotic Faithful headed the the Elks Lodge for another show, but in the woods outside the venue, something lurked. Something terrifying. It was Bear Bronson with a garbage bin full of implements of destruction, ready for the Bear in
Ah, WWE Evolve. Where up-and-coming wrestlers from around the country are given the unenviable task of proving they can provoke an audience reaction while performing in front of a somnambulant crowd of like fifty people in a dark TV studio! This week’s episode kicks off with a tag team