Germany’s wXw is the only independent promotion currently offered on Peacock & WWE Network, which they started supporting on there from January 2023 onwards. wXw has been putting out shows on a mostly weekly basis on Saturdays since the indie drops started back in August 2020.
Although wXw events are second-run, as their events air on their own service (wXwNOW via YouTube membership) first, we will report on the happenings of wXw events as they come to the WWE Network to give the promotion, and the European scene, some more deserved exposure. It will also serve as a way to prime readers on eventual standouts that might join NXT Europe in the future.
wXw We Love Wrestling is wXw’s most commonly aired show. This show airs most of their non-marquee events which showcases the best of the European professional wrestling scene and beyond, while also building to their next marquee event. Who will have their momentum boosted or deboosted during the road to Broken Rules? Find out below!
Below are the latest results for wXw We Love Wrestling #52:
- Shigehiro Irie defeated Y2Kuties’ Jacob Crane by pinfall.
- Gulyas Brothers defeated LSG and wXw Shotgun Champion Elijah Blum by pinfall.
- Akane Fujita defeated wXw Women’s World Champion Ava Everett and Baby Allison by pinfall.
- Fast Time Moodo and Peter Tihanyi defeated High Performer LTD’s Anil Marik and Tristan Archer by pinfall.
- Joseph Fenech Jr. defeated wXw Wrestling Academy Champion Nick Schreier by pinfall.
- Axel Tischer defeated Aigle Blanc by pinfall.
- AMBOSS defeated Maggot and wXw World Tag Team Champions Dennis “Cash” Dullnig and Hektor Invictus by pinfall.
Non-match notes:
- Akane Fujita made her WWE Network debut at this event.
- Jacob Crane originally wasn’t ringside for the women’s triple threat, but joined in progress to attempt to help Ava win the match.
- RCF distracted his own client, costing his clientele the match.
- Their “Love Wrestling, Hate Racism” promotional video received an update.
- Jane Nero defeated Alex Duke in the originally taped fifth match that has been cut out from the WWE Network version of the show.
- A promo for Robert Dreissker vs Maggot at wXw Broken Rules aired. It’s yet unknown if or when Broken Rules 2023 will air on WWE Network/Peacock.
- Dennis “Cash” Dullnig didn’t enter at the beginning of the main event, prompting the main event to be a three-on-two handicap match. Later in the match, Dullnig arrived in street clothes through the crowd and joined the match.
So, what do you think? Did you check out this show yet, and if not, do you intend to? Did you enjoy this wXw event? What was your favorite match and/or segment on the show? Be sure to let us know all of your thoughts on these questions and anything else pertaining to wXw in the comments section down below.
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