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Co-main is a term used in professional wrestling to describe the match that immediately precedes the main event on a wrestling card. It is typically considered the second-most important match of the evening, often featuring prominent wrestlers or a significant storyline. While the main event is the climax of the show, the co-main event serves to build anticipation and provide a high-quality match before the ultimate conclusion.

The designation of a co-main event can vary based on the importance of the event, such as a major pay-per-view or a championship match. In some cases, it might involve a title defense for a secondary championship, or a match between two highly popular stars who are not yet in the main event picture. The co-main event is carefully selected to ensure it can stand on its own as an exciting contest and contribute to the overall success of the show. Its placement ensures that a substantial portion of the audience is still engaged and attentive leading into the final match.