With no shows to recap this week on Episode 45, we take the opportunity to sit down for a relaxed and wide-ranging conversation with Dave Boyce.   We talk about his favorite moments of 2025, what he’s looking forward to in 2026, and how he’s beginning to wind down his in-ring career in Maritime Wrestling. Dave also opens up about other projects he has on the go, making for a fun, honest, and insightful discussion that we think listeners will enjoy just as much as we did.   After our conversation with Dave, we shift gears and preview two big shows happening this weekend. First, we break down Kaizen Pro Wrestling: Battle Royale on January 10th at Alderney Landing in Dartmouth, featuring a stacked Battle Royale to crown the #1 contender for the Kaizen Championship, along with key singles, tag team, and multi-person matchups.   We then preview Superstars Of Wrestling: Bound in Chains on January 10th in Saint John, which features the opening round of the SOW Cruiserweight Championship Tournament and a brutal Dog Collar Match for the SOW Heavyweight Championship between Dick Durning and Wesley Pipes.

The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast wraps up 2025 with our first annual “Year That Was” episode.   In Episode 44, we look back at a historic year for Maritime wrestling, featuring 143 shows across 20 promotions throughout the region.   We recap the biggest returns and debuts, including Shane-O, Dale Dangles, Zatara, Matt Kerr, Draice Durning, Alex Robins, Evan Gibbons, and more. We break down the year’s most talked-about storylines and feuds, highlighted by Ethan Knight vs Rudy Lockhart, Ace Dynasty vs Crude Oil, Chip Chambers vs Kris Charters, and Perfect Storm vs The Hateful Dead.   The episode also covers some of the biggest moments of 2025, including Chris Cooke’s retirement, CCW drawing over 1,500 fans at Clash 36, key injuries that shaped the year and more.   We spotlight standout performances and breakout years, North Pro's major talent partnership with PWO, Maritime wrestlers making waves outside the Maritime region, and a full year-end championship recap, including multiple-title holders like Rudy Lockhart, Chip Chambers, Joey White, Giant Orion, and more.   To close it out, we reveal our Personal Favorites of the Year, including Male and Female Wrestler of the Year, Tag Team of the Year, and Match of the Year.   This journey couldn’t happen without the support of the talent, promotions, and fans who’ve welcomed us and allowed us to play a very small part in the Maritime wrestling scene. We truly couldn’t do what we do without the support, collaborations, and friendships we’ve made along the way this past year. We can’t wait to see what 2026 has in store for Maritime wrestling, but rest assured, we’ll be here to talk about it. Thanks again, and Happy New Year!

For Episode 43, we send a special (and slightly mischievous) thank you to The Grinch for providing this week’s intro as we dive headfirst into a stacked holiday episode packed with recaps of the last 3 shows of 2025!   Kicking things off with CCW Clash 40: Christmas Clash from Fredericton. With over 500 fans in attendance, the night saw major title changes, including Vanna Black capturing the NBWA Women’s Championship and Rick Owens becoming the new NBWA Heavyweight Champion. We also break down standout performances, a hard-fought time-limit draw, and a chaotic six-man tag ending in disqualification.   Next, we head to IPW Snow Mercy from Charlottetown, streamed live on YouTube. The card delivered brutality and drama, highlighted by Giant Orion retaining the IPW Heavyweight Championship in a grueling 2 out of 3 Falls match against Wesley Pipes. From a vicious unsanctioned street fight to a drywall match with shocking eliminations, and Teejay Miguel being taken out in a body bag, this show gave us plenty to talk about. We also discuss Kayden’s “MY TIME” interview segment with Ryan Dennim and the no contest ending in the women’s division.   We wrap up the recaps with North Pro: Broken Horizons from Moncton, where history was made as Rudy Lockhart dethroned Giant Orion to become the first person to win the North Pro Champion twice. We also highlight impressive early-career performances, including notable outings from Alex Robins and Evan Gibbons, as well as Dawson James' Norther Star Championship defense and hard-hitting tag team action.   These three events officially close the book on Maritime Wrestling in 2025, a year that saw 143 total shows across the region. What a year it’s been. Join us as we celebrate the chaos, the champions, and the moments that defined the final weekend of an unforgettable year in Maritime Wrestling!!

Big thanks to Maritime Wrestling Superfan and The State Of Maritime Wrestling Podcast host, Connor Koch, for providing the intro to this week’s episode.   With no shows to recap, we take some time to set the table for the final stretch of 2025. We outline what’s coming in our last two episodes of the year, including the Dec. 24th recap-heavy episode next week, and our Dec. 31st year-in-review spectacular, where we’ll break down the biggest feuds and storylines of 2025, run through every champion heading into 2026, and give our personal picks for Male, Female, Tag Team, and Match of the Year.   This week’s main focus is a deep dive into the final three shows of 2025, happening Thursday, Dec. 18th and Saturday, Dec. 20th.   We preview North Pro Canadian Wrestling: Broken Horizons in Moncton, featuring championship bouts like Giant Orion vs Rudy Lockhart for the North Pro Championship and Dawson James vs Alex Robins for the Northern Star Championship.   We also break down IPW Wrestling: Snow Mercy in Charlottetown, highlighted by a 2 out of 3 Falls IPW Heavyweight Title match between Giant Orion and Wesley Pipes, plus the debut of Kayden’s “My Time” interview segment.   Rounding out the weekend is Capital City Wrestling Clash 40: Christmas Clash in Fredericton, with the NBWA Heavyweight Championship on the line between the champion Nick Strong and the challenger Rugged Rick Owens, a couple CCW debuts with Chezenko and Ólafur Hanson, and the in-ring return of Salem Wilder!   We close this week's episode with a special Marc Side of the Ring segment, revisiting the first-ever UCW Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Championship match from May 7th, 2009... Titus vs "The Big Picture" Chris Cooke. What starts as a match breakdown evolves into an in-depth conversation about the careers of two Maritime Wrestling standouts, with a special focus on the newly retired Chris Cooke, his legacy, and how both he and Titus learned to master their craft over the years.

We sat down with one of the most exciting talents on the International indie wrestling scene. He is the Real & Raw, International Draw. He is August Artois.   Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, by way of Florida, August didn’t follow the traditional path into wrestling, he started his career later than most, but quickly made up for lost time with his relentless drive, unique style and no mercy attitude.   August has traveled far and wide, competing across the United States, the United Kingdom, Puerto Rico, Thailand, and most recently here in Canada for IPW wrestling. Along the way, he’s earned multiple championships. He is currently the longest-reigning FIP - Full Impact Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Champion in the promotion’s history, when we sat down with him, he had been holding the prestigious title for 704 days and counting. A championship once carried by the likes of Rich Swann, Austin Theory, Bryan Danielson, Jon Moxley and Seth Rollins. He's also England's Target Wrestling Championship for the last 242 days and counting.   Beyond the ring, August has shared his insights with fans through his own podcast, "Real & Raw with August Artois", as well as co-hosting "Wridiculous" with That Wrestling Dood Wiso, and he’s also extended his passion for wrestling through seminars and training opportunities worldwide.   We dove into his journey from fan to international star, his championship reigns, memorable moments on the road, a killer story from his time in Puerto Rico and what’s next for him in 2026.   From a brutal bull rope match against Brian Brock to a blood bath match vs Savio Vega to representing indie wrestling worldwide, August Artois is truly making his mark and we can’t wait for you to hear his story, Real & Raw.

Episode 41 of The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast kicks off with a big thank-you to Referee Alex Scott for this week’s intro before we break down a massive weekend of action across the Maritimes.   Over in PEI, we recap Red Rock Wrestling’s End of Year event, highlighting the Heavyweight Championship tournament bouts, Rudy Lockhart’s TLC title defense in a match-of-the-year contender, and Hollywood Cole making a bold statement for 2026.   We recap ECPW’s 12 Slams of Xmas in New Waterford, covering everything from Ricky Mortis’ win over Dawson James and a wild post-match brawl between Bobby Boyette and Thad Howett, to Vanessa Kraven and Justin Newhook both retaining their championships. We dig into the chaos surrounding Jonathan Cross’ heated promo and his no-contest fight with Ryan Schimmel that spiraled into a multi-man brawl, followed by Moondog Dylan Davis retaining the Heavyweight title before a surprise appearance by “Old Saint Newhook” sent the crowd home buzzing.   Then we wrap up UCW's season finale in Spryfield, featuring wins by Maddison Miles, the Hollywood Heathens, Rudy Lockhart, Jonathan Cross taking the Fans Bring the Weapons Battle Royal, and Rhyno closing out the night.   With no shows scheduled for next weekend, we finish the episode by answering Tyler MacLeod from Kamloops, BC, who asks whether hosting this podcast has changed the way we watch wrestling.

Episode 40 of The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast kicks off with a big thank-you to Shane-O for this week’s intro video before we dive into a full recap of IHW Wrestling’s Season Finale show, Hostility, in Riverview. With all four of us in attendance, we break down every major moment, from the Megapass clash where Hunter Sampson defeated Logan Green, leading to LG finally ditching the mask, to Ronnie Payne successfully retaining the Women’s Championship over Stormie Hale.   The main card delivered in a big way, starting with Shane-O teaming with Cody Deaner for a strong win over A.W.O.L., followed by several major announcements from General Manager Rémi Petit: IHW Tag Team Championships are coming in 2026, and the promotion will officially return to Moncton at École Odyssée in March of that year. We also talk through the emotional Legacy Award presentations to Titus, Raphael (son of the late Serge Doucet), and an absolutely stunned Julien Young.   From there, we cover the rest of the night’s action, including Bobby Boyette’s triple-threat victory, Fantana retaining the Honour Championship, Perfect Storm’s No Holds Barred win, Kirk Aubé closing the book on Boyce’s IHW career, and Chip Chambers capturing the IHW Heavyweight Championship.   We then look ahead to a huge weekend across the Maritimes with East Coast Pro Wrestling’s 12 Slams of Xmas, Red Rock Wrestling’s end of year eight man tournament, and UCW Pro Wrestling’s season finale featuring a Fans Bring the Weapons Battle Rumble.   Finally, we wrap things up by answering Lucas from Moncton’s question and unveiling our Mount Rushmore picks for WWE and Maritime Wrestling entrance themes.

We want to kick off Episode 39 of The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast by thanking Stormie Hale for putting together this week’s intro video.   From there, we roll into a big congratulations to the Highlight Heathens(Hollywood Cole, Ethan Knight, and Chip Chambers) on capturing the Pro Wrestling Ontario's Trios Championships on Saturday in Hamilton, and for making the trip to Gatineau the very next night for Mystery Wrestling. Shoutout as well to Justin Newhook and Rudy Lockhart for representing the Maritimes at PWO.   This episode breaks down a packed weekend across the region, including Superstars Of Wrestling: Redemption in Saint John, where Dick Durning, Giant Orion, Mayafa, Draice Durning, and debuting Brenda Pipes all picked up wins, and Wesley Pipes retained the SOW & AIWF Championship in a wild double fall that GM Gary Daniels ultimately ruled in his favour.   Over in Truro, New Breed Wrestling’s Main Event Mania 4 delivered big with victories from Benoit Gravel, The Rodeo Rockstars, Bobby Boyette, Sebby, Olafur Hanson, and the main-event duo of Myette & Chezenko.   We also preview IHW Wrestling’s Season Finale on November 28th, a loaded card featuring multiple title matches, the No Holds Barred showdown between Perfect Storm and The Hateful Dead, appearances from TNA Superstar Cody Deaner and the top Maritime names as well as the presentation of the IHW Wrestling Legacy Award to Titus and the late Serge Doucet.   We close out the episode by answering listener questions from Brazil and Alberta about what the wrestling world can learn from the Maritimes and the long-term vision for the podcast within the scene.

We are back with another segment in our Interview Series on The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast, and this time we’re sitting down once again with Dave Arthur, grandson of ESA’s International Wrestling promoter Al Zinck. In our second conversation together, Marc the Mark follows up on new questions that emerged after our first interview as we dive deeper into the history of Maritime wrestling, including the 1984 rebirth of International Wrestling and the direction the promotion was headed.   We also discuss the legacy and unrealized potential of Freddie Sweetan, imagining what his career could have become had he not tragically passed away at just 36. Be sure to stick around to the end of the interview, where we feature rare memorabilia and newspaper articles from International Wrestling, pause the video and take in the incredible history.   For even more artifacts and photos, check out Dave’s Instagram: @internationalwrestling_hfx.

In Episode 38 of The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast, we wanna kick things off by thanking Chezenko for the intro video before diving into a heartfelt and high-energy recap of United Wrestling’s Cassidy’s Fight in Cambridge, NS. The night delivered plenty of drama, including big wins from Ryan Dennim, Sidewalk Sam, and Ryan Riggs, a last-minute substitution by Rodney Bruhm, and a chaotic “Battle of the Generations” that spiraled into an impromptu tag match after interference. The main event saw Thad Howett defeat Robbie MacAllister to become the new Annapolis Valley Champion. Most importantly, the Maritime wrestling community came together in a major way, raising nearly $4,600 to support Cassidy Smith and her fight against Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.   We also highlight two major upcoming shows, with Superstars Of Wrestling: Redemption in Saint John and New Breed Wrestling’s Main Event Mania 4 in Truro, packed with championship bouts, debuts, and a major announcement from Chris Cooke.   To wrap things up, we tackle three listener questions on specialty matches, in-ring storytelling, and the loudest pop we’ve ever heard at an indie show.

In Episode 37 of The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast, we kick things off by thanking Mayafa for the intro video before diving into a wild weekend across the Maritime wrestling scene!   IHW Wrestling delivered back-to-back shows in Hampton and Miramichi, with Fantana and Kris Charters holding onto their championships and standout wins from Rugged Rick Owens, Ricky Mortis, Shane-O and The Dann Brothers.   Over in Dartmouth, Kaizen Pro Wrestling’s Whispering Madness lived up to its name as Joey White reclaimed the Kaizen Championship in controversial fashion. Plus, we preview United Wrestling’s Cassidy’s Fight benefit show in Cambridge, NS, raising funds to support 14-year-old Cassidy Smith and her family in her fight against Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.   Finally, we wrap up with this week’s listener question from Cody Gallant of Dieppe, NB: If you could go back and attend any Maritime wrestling event from the past, which one would it be, and why?

We kick off Episode 36 by thanking the new NBW Fighting Spirit Champion, Sebby, for the awesome intro video.   We start with updates on Giant Orion and Chantal, who’ve been on a whirlwind run, from the WWE ID Master Class in New Hampshire to NCG Wrestling in Ontario, now competing in Mexico until November 11th before heading to Montreal for MEW. Orion even retained the NCG World Championship in a steel cage match against Richard Holliday on November 1st!   Next, we recap Pro Wrestling Unleashed from Propeller Arcade in Halifax , the show that sold out in just 57 minutes and crowned three new champions in Joey White, Dawson James, and Rudy Lockhart, with standout performances from Ronnie Payne, Lincoln Steen, and more.   We also preview this weekend’s triple lineup: IHW’s By-Tor and The Snowdog on Friday, Harvest Brawl on Saturday, and Kaizen Pro Wrestling’s Whispering Madness in Dartmouth, featuring a #1 Contender’s Match, a Hair vs Hair Match, and a Kumite Match!   Finally, we wrap up with a look back at a 2022 classic on Marc Side of the Ring: Charlie Hubley vs Robbie MacAllister vs J.P. Simms for the PWU Championship.   (NOTE: We are aware this is a stuttering in the audio at the beginning of the episode, everything goes back to normal at the 8:30 minute mark. We apologize for any inconvenience)

This week, the team dives into another busy weekend of Maritime wrestling!   From Main Stream Wrestling’s wild 25th Anniversary Show in Dartmouth featuring a Masquerade Rumble, to New Breed Wrestling’s Brawl Hallows Eve in Truro, UCW’s All Hallow’s Eve in Spryfield, CCW’s Monster Mash in Fredericton, IHW’s action-packed Rumble in Riverview, and North Pro’s Crimson Skies in Moncton. We’ve got you covered with full show recaps, results, and standout moments and talk about the 5 new champions crowned this weekend including the new North Pro Northern Star Championship.   Plus, we wrap up the episode with a heartfelt discussion on the career of “The Big Picture” Chris Cooke, following his recent retirement due to injury, haring favorite matches, memories, and his lasting impact on Maritime wrestling.

We sat down with Chip Chambers on Thursday for a conversation his journey from a lifelong wrestling fan to one of the Maritimes’ most respected performers. Chip shares how his passion began, his early influences, the impact of training under Dick Durning, and his rise through XWA, The Frat, TCW, and his experiences wrestling outside the Maritimes.   We dive into his evolution in IHW and UCW, the creation of Kaizen Pro Wrestling, his 16-month hiatus, and his powerful return to the ring.   We reflect on his standout year so far in 2025, including title wins, major matches, and renewed motivation, while also sharing personal memories, underrated matches, and heartfelt advice for aspiring wrestlers in the Maritimes.

This week on the Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast Interview Series, we sit down with “The One” Spike Estey for an inspiring and honest conversation about his journey, from overcoming three open-heart surgeries to stepping into the ring and proving it’s never too late to chase your dreams.   Spike talks about his start at River Valley Athletics Club, forming Ace Dynasty with SlicK McGricK, and the thrill of winning the NBWA Tag Team Titles. He also shares thoughts on their recent setback against Crude Oil, his intense rivalry and hatred of “The Alberta Clipper” Matt Chevron, and what fans can expect from their upcoming clash at IPW’s Terror in the Taproom.   It’s a story of heart, determination, and passion for wrestling! So tune in for our conversation with “The One” Spike Estey, only on the Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast.

This week on the 34th Episode of the Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast, we’re covering another loaded weekend of Maritime wrestling!   Huge shoutout to Kayden for the intro, and while he was in action at IPW Wrestling’s Terror in the Taproom, he unfortunately suffered an injury during the Triple Threat Match with Joey White and Ryan Schimmel. We’re wishing him a full and speedy recovery. The card delivered across the board, Matt Chevron got the win over Spike Estey, Giant Orion retained the IPW Championship against Logan Green, and Rugged Rick Owens held onto the PEI Championship and more. In Stewiacke, CGPW Wrestling’s Halloween Horror brought chaos in the best way possible. Kyle Kruze and Sidewalk Sam grabbed strong wins, Steve Arsenault retained his the Triple Crown Championships, and the main event 8-man tag match broke down into absolute mayhem.   Lutte Prestige Wrestling’s Brawl at Alma Hall 9 in Atholville delivered standout action all night. Matt Chevron started hot with a win over Hunter Sampson, Zane Valentine and Rick Owens racked up wins of their own, and Logan Green retained the Prestige Championship and the Main Event Rumble capped it off with Hunter Sampson outlasting the field for a major breakout moment.   Over in Pont-Lafrance, Real Savage Pro Wrestling’s Cauchemar Dans Le Ring III was pure controlled chaos. Oli Vice, Duce Harlem, and Star Child all picked up key wins, Dominic Warrior claimed the All Territory Elite Championship for a second time, and Ronnie Payne won the Women’s Title in a wild Triple Threat. The main event was bedlam seeing Thad Howett emerge as the new RSPW Heavyweight Champion in a multi-man match filled with tension and lots of action.   SMW Entertainment - DBCW’s Parkside Show in Dartmouth proved smaller venues still hit big. Ricky Mortis opened with a win, Ryan Storm defeated Damien Spade with special guest referee Greaser James Carr, and Jonathan Cross retained the Parkside Pub Champion. Maddison Miles swept Lincoln Steen 2–0 in a 2-out-of-3 Falls Match, and Chip Chambers retained the Maritime Heavyweight Title in another stand out match this time against Ian Pratt.   We also look ahead to a loaded weekend with IHW Wrestling, New Breed Wrestling, Capital City Wrestling, UCW Pro Wrestling and North Pro Canadian Wrestling all on deck, and we wrap things up by tackling a listener question from Dublin, Ireland: Do Maritime wrestling legends get the recognition they deserve outside the region?

This week on Episode 33 of the Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast, we break down all the action from Superstars Of Wrestling: Clash of Titans in Saint John, NB. One of the most stacked cards of the year for them! From Chocolate City’s big tag team win, to Rudy Lockhart’s dominant performance, to Mayafa's answered an open challenge and Wesley Pipes defending his SOW and AIWF Championships against Dick Durning, this show delivered from top to bottom.   We also look ahead to a loaded weekend across the Maritimes, including IPW Wrestling’s "Terror in the Taproom", Lutte Prestige Wrestling’s "Brawl at Alma Hall 9", CGPW Wrestling’s Halloween Horror, Real Savage Pro Wrestling’s "Cauchemar Dans Le Ring III", and Dave Boyce - Wrestling / SMW Entertainment’s show at the Parkside Pub!   Plus, on Marc Side of the Ring, we revisit a wild UCW Street Fight between GM Dave Boyce and “The Patriot” Troy Merrick from 2018.   And big thanks to “The Big Hitter with all the Glitter”, “The Rope-Running Rocket”, “The Cadillac of Cardio”, “The Ultimate Male” Zane Valentine for this week’s killer intro!

Episode 32 of the Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast is loaded with Maritime mayhem and unforgettable moments!   This week, we talk about ECPW’s Autumn Aggression in New Waterford, a show that had fans buzzing. WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana stole the night with a heartfelt promo praising ECPW’s incredible locker room and the passion of Maritime wrestling fans. He called what ECPW has “something truly special,” and after laying out Mr. David A. Boyce with a stiff right hand, the crowd couldn’t agree more! We also break down the shocking reveal of Jonathan Cross attacking Justin Newhook, and talk about Moondog Dylan Davis becoming the new ECPW Heavyweight Champion.   Meanwhile, Jason was live at Kaizen Pro’s “Unwinding Clock” in Dartmouth and gives a firsthand recap of all the drama. From Thorpe’s constant meddling to Joey White’s wild victory over Covey Christ and the chaos that erupted in the Kaizen title match. It was also awesome spotting one of our podcast shirts out in the wild at the show, a huge shoutout and thanks again to Richard Lafortune for grabbing one and representing the pod!   We also recap NBWA Doaktown Destruction 3 and XAW’s Premier Gala, where they crowned the new XAW Heavyweight Champion Gabriel Savage.   Plus, we preview Superstars of Wrestling: Clash of Titans where they have some big matches announced and the returning of Dale Dangles, and answer this week’s listener question about our dream entrance music.   Last but not least, a big thanks to “The Ghost” Ricky Mortis for the killer intro, you set the tone perfectly for another stacked episode!

This week on Episode 31 of the Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast, we bring you another action-packed recap from across the Maritimes!   We kick things off by thanking Matt Chevron for this week's intro before diving into the results from Red Rock Wrestling’s Cornwall Cornfest, where Rudy Lockhart successfully defended the Light Heavyweight Championship against Hollywood Cole and Chezenko picked up a huge contender’s victory over Cody Uno Ocho. In Atholville, Lutte Prestige’s Brawl At Alma Hall 8 made headlines as the "Big Bad LG" Logan Green captured the Lutte Prestige Championship in a defining moment of his career. Over in Fredericton, CCW’s Clash 38: Strong Is In Session was full of surprises, including Crude Oil reclaiming the NBWA Tag Team Championships for their second reign, can they hold onto the gold as long as their first run? Meanwhile, NBWA’s Mayhem in Minto 3 saw controversy when Nick Strong retained the Heavyweight Championship against Rugged Rick Owens, despite clearly tapping out during the match.   We also preview a stacked weekend ahead with NBWA Doaktown Destruction 3, Kaizen Pro Wrestling’s Unwinding Clock, ECPW’s Autumn Aggression featuring WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana, and the debut of Xtreme Acadie Wrestling’s Premier Gala.   And to top it off, we answer a listener question from James Anderson in Sacramento: What’s the wildest storyline or angle we’ve ever seen play out in Maritime wrestling?

This week’s Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast is a special one, we’ve hit our 30th episode! Considering that over 90% of podcasts never make it past their third episode and only about 1% reach 21 episodes, this milestone means a lot to us. To celebrate, we’re rolling out a brand-new intro and outro theme, and we’re doubling down on our commitment to covering the Maritime wrestling scene for the long haul. We’ve got a jam-packed show as we recap a massive weekend of wrestling from across the region. From CGPW’s Re-Birth in Stewiacke, featuring Baron Von Blackheart’s submission victory and a wild Stewiacke Street Fight, to Wrestling in Windsor 10, which lived up to its billing as “The Biggest Show Ever,” highlighted by Cody Uno Ocho’s main event win. We also dive into North Pro’s double shot weekend, with “Hidden Depths” in Moncton and “Goes Country” in Bible Hill, where Giant Orion continued his reign as champion. Plus, we break down all the action from IHW’s September to Surrender 20th Anniversary Tour, spanning three nights in Amherst, Riverview, and Miramichi, with standout performances from Kris Charters, Cody Deaner, and Fantana. Looking ahead, the action doesn’t slow down. Lutte Prestige returns with Brawl at Alma Hall 8, Red Rock Wrestling brings Cornwall Cornfest to PEI, CCW packs the Capital Exhibit Centre in Fredericton for Clash 38, and NBWA presents Mayhem in Minto 3 with another stacked lineup. We also ribbed "Marc The Mark" on this episode with the help of "Big Bad LG" Logan Green. To see the video, pop over to our YouTube Channel(link below)! Finally, we close out the episode by answering a great listener question from Fernando Castillo in Mexico City: Which wrestler from outside the region had the biggest impact when touring the Maritimes? Episode 30 is all about celebration, action, and looking ahead to the future of Maritime wrestling, so don’t miss it! You can catch all our episodes, interviews and more, on “The Maritime Warrior” YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheMaritimeWarrior  Or on your favorite Podcast Platform at the link below: https://unofficialmwpodcast.podbean.com  Wanna Grab Some Merch? - Check out our Pro Wrestling Tees store: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/unofficial-maritime-wrestling-podcast Do you want your question answered on an upcoming episode? Send us an email at: unofficial.mw.podcast@gmail.com  Thanks again for being part of the journey, we couldn’t do this without you!