MLW Returns to Pay-Per-View With Saturday Night SuperFight on November 7
Major League Wrestling will return to pay-per-view for the first time in seven years on Saturday, November 7, hosting Saturday Night SuperFight live worldwide from Cicero Stadium in Chicago on Live Nation’s VEEPS platform, mlw.com reported. The event marks the biggest premium live event on the league’s calendar, arriving just weeks after the promotion secured a weekly series deal with Tubi for MLW Fusion.
The pay-per-view announcement arrives amid an active stretch for the promotion, bringing a high-stakes championship card to Illinois following consecutive sellouts in the market. The broadcast will capture the culmination of several long-running rivalries that have developed on weekly television, bringing top-tier talent to a global audience through a tiered pricing structure.
VEEPS Offers Tiered Pricing for SuperFight Broadcast
Saturday Night SuperFight begins at 8 p.m. To capture early interest, the promotion structured three distinct purchase options for viewers ordering the global broadcast on VEEPS. Fans can secure an early-bird pre-order during a 48-hour window for $9.99, transition to an advance purchase rate of $19.99, or buy access on event day for $24.99. In addition to the live stream, MLW and Live Nation’s VEEPS are collaborating on a limited-edition merchandise collection designed exclusively for the event, with release details forthcoming. Court Bauer, Paul Walter Hauser, and Bryan Walsh serve as executive producers for the broadcast.
MLW Confirms Marquee Athletes for November Card
While the full match card remains unannounced in the weeks leading up to the bell, the promotion confirmed several marquee athletes expected to compete. The roster features MLW World Heavyweight Champion Killer Kross, MLW Women’s World Champion Shotzi, Matt Riddle, Místico, Austin Aries, The Good Brothers, CONTRA Unit, and emerging powerhouse ZAMAYA, according to the official league announcement. Court Bauer outlined the ambition driving the booking decisions for the November card. “MLW is on a roll, and now it’s time to go bigger,” Bauer said in a statement. “We’re not coming back to pay-per-view to play it safe. November 7 is where championships will be decided, rivalries will come to a head, and the best fighters in MLW will be expected to deliver on the biggest stage we’ve had in years. Chicago always brings an incredible atmosphere, and we’re giving that crowd — and fans watching around the world — a night of super fights.” VEEPS Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer Kyle Heller also addressed the partnership, emphasizing the demand for live global events. “MLW has built a highly engaged global audience, and Saturday Night SuperFight is the kind of must-see moment fans want to experience as it happens,” Heller stated. “We’re excited to bring MLW’s return to pay-per-view to fans around the world and give them the opportunity to watch the biggest matches, rivalries, and championship moments unfold live.”
MLW Schedules Sunday Television Taping at Cicero Stadium
The pay-per-view event anchors a busy weekend for the organization in Chicago. Following the Saturday night broadcast, MLW returns to Cicero Stadium on Sunday, for an MLW Fusion television taping. Tickets for the Sunday taping start at $10. As the promotion finalizes its preparations for the back-to-back nights of professional wrestling, the exact match pairings, title defenses, and complete card line-ups remain unconfirmed by league officials.
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