Taking over Wolverhampton on July 25, RevPro presented the Women’s Grand Prix, which also saw the top title on the line as part of the show.
The all-women’s knockout tournament emanated from the Hangar in Wolverhampton, with 2 shows taking place on the day. Eight women from around the world competed, including Zoey Serrano, formerly known as Zoey Stark in WWE. With the April releases now being free agents, this was Serrano’s first match since departing WWE.
Along with the tournament, Alexxis Falcon defended the Undisputed Women’s Championship against Lucy Sky in what was the first of Falcon’s 3 title defences over the weekend.
This was also part of a major weekend of wrestling in the UK, as TNT Wrestling, North and PROGRESS all had shows on as well as RevPro.
RevPro Women’s Grand Prix 2026 Results:
Show one results:
- Myla Grace defeated Skye Smitson, Violet Nyte and Cory Zero to become the alternate if any of the Women’s Grand Prix competitors get injured
- Jungle Kyona defeated Emersyn Jayne
- Kanji defeated Jessica Troy
- Zeuxis defeated Zoey Serrano
- Shayna Baszler defeated JGU
- Alexxis Falcon defeated Lucy Sky to retain the Undisputed British Women’s Championship
Show Two:
- Zeuxis defeated Jungle Kyona in the Women’s Grand Prix semi-final
- Zoey Serrano defeated JGU
- Kanji defeated Shayna Baszler in the Women’s Grand Prix semi-final
- Amira Blair and Corey Zero defeated Nyte Skye
- Jessica Troy defeated Emersyn Jayne
- Kanji defeated Zeuxis to win the Women’s Grand Prix
Kanji will challenge Alexis Falcon for the Undisputed British Women’s Championship at the Wembley Arena show in August.
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