Chicago is SOLD OUT, championships hang in the balance as MLW Saturday Night SuperFight erupts this Saturday, November 7 at 8 PM ET, LIVE exclusively on VEEPS.
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Killer Kross faces the only man to ever pin him in MLW. Matt Riddle looks to settle his score with Austin Aries. The Good Brothers want revenge for an attack on their family. Yota Tsuji and Tessa Blanchard make monumental debuts. And Místico arrives with championship ambitions… and plenty the world wants to hear.
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World Heavyweight Championship: Last Man Standing — Killer Kross vs. Josh Bishop
Only one man in MLW history has pinned Killer Kross. His name is Josh Bishop.
That fact hangs over the “Blood King” as he enters a Last Man Standing championship fight against the towering challenger who knows he can put Kross down—and now must keep him there for ten seconds.
Their rivalry has already spilled onto the streets of Philadelphia. Their previous No Holds Barred title fight pushed both men to their limits as they literally destroyed an MLW ring. Bishop would not surrender.
Now they rumble in Chicago with a stipulation that demands something even more brutal. No pinfalls. No submissions. No championship victory until one man cannot answer the count of ten.
But what is going through Josh Bishop’s head? The Skyscrapers have imploded, leaving the challenger entering the biggest fight of his career with the wreckage of that alliance behind him. Has that collapse fractured his focus—or stripped away the last thing holding him back? A Bishop with everything to prove and nothing left to lose could be the most dangerous version Kross has ever faced.
The champion knows what Bishop can do. Bishop knows the champion can be beaten. In a fight where getting back up is everything, that knowledge could weigh heavier than any blow.
Will the “Blood King” rise above his greatest threat? Or will Josh Bishop serve Kross a complimentary trip to Exit 187, leaving him down for ten and leaving Chicago as the NEW MLW World Heavyweight Champion?
National Openweight Championship — Austin Aries vs. Matt Riddle
Austin Aries insisted there was nothing Matt Riddle could do to get a title shot. Then Riddle found the one thing the champion could not tolerate: someone challenging his enormous ego.
The friction began with both men staking their claim to a shot at Killer Kross’ World Heavyweight Championship. Riddle believed Kross owed him. Aries interrupted to declare that he deserved priority. Riddle’s response was blunt: he could knock Aries out.
The champion laughed it off, then spent weeks refusing to put his own gold on the line against the “Rude Dude.” Aries claimed Riddle had done nothing to deserve it, insisted he alone dictated his championship defenses and dismissed every attempt to pressure him into a fight.
But as both advanced through the Opera Cup, their collision became increasingly difficult to avoid. The self-proclaimed “Phantom of the Opera Cup” declared the remaining competitors were merely competing to finish second. Riddle stepped directly into that prediction—and challenged Aries to defend his championship before any potential tournament showdown.
Aries attacked Riddle’s MMA background, invoked his own training at a certain MMA Performance Institute and boasted about his friendship with an MMA promoter that isn’t exactly on Matt Riddle’s Christmas card list. Riddle fired back that Aries and White had something in common: they both loved hearing themselves talk.
When Aries tried to leave, Riddle’s parting insult brought him right back. Suddenly, the champion who would not grant a title shot wanted to guarantee he could get his hands on Riddle. Aries accepted, vowing to embarrass his challenger and prove everything he believes separates them.
Now he has to deliver.
Aries watched from commentary as Riddle defeated Ikuro Kwon to reach the Opera Cup semifinals, witnessing firsthand the spinning backfist that could bring his championship reign to a sudden, humiliating end. For all his insults, even Aries conceded that Riddle’s skills are legitimate. His strategy rests on the belief that the challenger’s temper will betray him.
At SuperFight, that theory gets tested with the National Openweight Championship at stake. Can Aries manipulate Riddle into making the mistake he needs? Or has the champion talked himself into a fight—and a knockout—he should have avoided?
Yota Tsuji—the reigning IWGP Heavyweight Champion—makes his MLW debut at Saturday Night SuperFight.
The standard-bearer of New Japan Pro-Wrestling is coming to a sold-out Cicero Stadium, bringing the stature of Japan’s most prestigious heavyweight championship and the devastating force of the Gene Blaster into MLW. It is a major moment in the MLW–NJPW alliance, with one of the sport’s most imposing champions stepping into an entirely new proving ground.
And Trevor Lee intends to make it his moment.
The Southern Crown Champion understands exactly what is standing across from him. Defeating Tsuji would turn an international superstar’s celebrated debut into a career-defining triumph for Lee. Expect every ounce of cunning, aggression and opportunism he possesses.
But one opening is all Tsuji needs to unleash an impact that can stop a match cold.
Can Lee hijack one of the biggest arrivals in MLW history? Or will the IWGP Heavyweight Champion introduce Chicago to the full destructive power of Yota Tsuji?
World Tag Team Championship: Chicago Street Fight — Good Brothers vs. Glasgow Boys On Top
Glasgow Boys On Top wanted the Good Brothers’ attention. Attacking CJ Gallows and putting him in the hospital ensured they got it.
Now Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson are coming to Chicago with championship gold to defend and a family score to settle.
GBOT have tried to bully their way to the top, but targeting Gallows’ family turned a championship rivalry into something far uglier. The Good Brothers have fought around the world and faced some of the sport’s most dangerous teams. Few opponents have given them this much reason to enjoy delivering the punishment.
A Chicago Street Fight gives that anger room to run wild. It also gives the challengers a chance to exploit champions whose desire for revenge could overwhelm their judgment.
Have GBOT baited the Good Brothers into a costly mistake? Or have they arranged their own destruction?
Místico LIVE: What Does He Have Planned?
Místico is coming to SuperFight with the eyes of the sport upon him—and his interest in the MLW World Heavyweight Championship hanging over the night.
Will Chicago hear a challenge? Will Místico make his intentions unmistakable in front of a sold-out crowd?
What will he say? Who will take exception? And could his appearance set something in motion that reaches far beyond SuperFight?
The answers unfold LIVE on VEEPS.
Tessa Blanchard’s MLW Debut vs. CMLL’s Keyra
Tessa Blanchard arrives at SuperFight with the spotlight fixed squarely on her—and CMLL’s Keyra determined to knock her out of it.
Blanchard’s highly anticipated MLW debut immediately adds another major force to the women’s division. Every opponent will be watching. Every exchange will be scrutinized. And Tessa has one first impression to make.
Keyra sees something else: a chance to claim the biggest headline of the night.
Aggressive and dangerous, Keyra is coming to fight, with every intention of making Blanchard’s first MLW appearance a bitter memory. The more attention Tessa’s arrival commands, the greater the statement Keyra can make by defeating her.
Will Blanchard deliver a debut worthy of the anticipation? Or will Keyra turn a grand entrance into a brutal introduction?
ZAMAYA vs. Masha
Who is the baddest in MLW?
ZAMAYA and Masha are coming to SuperFight to settle that question with force.
ZAMAYA’s undefeated rise has left opponents overwhelmed and the division on notice. Her presence promises punishment. Her record backs it up. Now CONTRA has pointed its Russian Death Device directly at her.
Masha brings relentless aggression and the sinister backing of Josef Samael’s organization. CONTRA gave her a mission. At SuperFight, she intends to carry it out against a woman who has yet to be stopped.
Can Masha break ZAMAYA’s undefeated march? Or has CONTRA chosen a target capable of destroying its own weapon?
Expect a vicious collision between two women who believe they are the most dangerous force in MLW—and intend to make the other admit it.
Titán vs. Templario vs. vs. Último Guerrero
Three of CMLL’s most dangerous competitors collide as Titán, Último Guerrero and Templario bring their spectacular arsenal to Saturday Night SuperFight. Guerrero’s punishing power and ruthless veteran instincts will test Titán’s breathtaking aerial attacks and Templario’s explosive combination of strength and speed. The shared history between Guerrero and Templario adds another combustible element, but focusing on each other could give Titán the opening he needs to steal the spotlight. With threats coming from every direction, one spectacular move—or one devastating mistake—could decide this lucha libre showcase.
One sold-out Chicago. Three championship fights. Two enormous debuts. International superstars. Personal grudges ready to reach their breaking point.
Saturday Night SuperFight airs LIVE this Saturday, November 7 at 8 PM ET exclusively on VEEPS—the only way to watch live. Pre-order now and witness every title fight, every confrontation and every SuperFight moment as it happens.
