MLW

Major League Wrestling (MLW) is an American professional wrestling promotion known for live events and televised programming that showcase a mix of established veterans and rising stars. Founded in 2002 by Court Bauer, MLW operates as an independent promotion with a focus on athletic in-ring competition and ongoing storytelling.

MLW produces weekly television content and streaming programming in addition to live events. Its flagship series has been MLW Fusion, which has aired on networks such as beIN Sports and later through MLW’s digital platforms and online channels. The organization has staged events in the United States and at times internationally, and it has utilized a variety of formats, including multi-person matches and title bouts, to build storylines around its roster.

Championships have been a central element of MLW programming. The promotion has crowned champions across several divisions, most notably the MLW World Heavyweight Championship and the MLW World Tag Team Championship. Over the years, MLW has introduced additional titles to reflect roster growth and evolving competition.

Impact and style: MLW is part of the North American independent scene and has contributed to the development of talent who later expanded to larger promotions. The promotion is generally characterized by a modern, sports-oriented presentation that blends in-ring action with serialized storytelling. It has also produced milestone events and engaged in cross-promotional activities to broaden its audience.