By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
MLW issued the following press release on Wednesday to announce the Saturday Night SuperFight pay-per-view for Saturday, November 7, in Chicago, Illinois, at Cicero Stadium.
CHICAGO — September 30, 2026 — Major League Wrestling (MLW) today announced that MLW Saturday Night SuperFight will stream live worldwide on Live Nation’s VEEPS on Saturday, November 7, at 8 p.m. ET from Cicero Stadium in Chicago.
Saturday Night SuperFight marks MLW’s return to pay-per-view for the first time in seven years and represents the biggest premium live event on the league’s 2026 calendar.
The event arrives amid significant momentum for MLW, following the launch of its flagship weekly series, MLW Fusion, Thursday nights at 8 p.m. ET on Tubi. Saturday Night SuperFight will serve as the culmination of the championship quests, epic rivalries, and escalating conflicts unfolding each week on Fusion, with MLW raising the stakes for a loaded night of must-see title fights and marquee matchups.
“MLW is on a roll, and now it’s time to go bigger,” said MLW Founder and CEO Court Bauer. “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.”
“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,” said Kyle Heller, Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer of VEEPS. “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’s roster features some of the most recognizable and compelling athletes in professional wrestling, including MLW World Heavyweight Champion Killer Kross, Matt Riddle, Místico, Austin Aries, The Good Brothers, CONTRA Unit, and emerging powerhouse ZAMAYA. Matches and championship bouts for Saturday Night SuperFight will be announced in the weeks ahead.
MLW and Live Nation’s VEEPS will also collaborate on a collection of limited-edition Saturday Night SuperFight merchandise created exclusively for the event. Additional details about the collection and its availability will be announced soon.
Pay-Per-View Pricing
Fans can pre-order Saturday Night SuperFight early and save:
- Early-bird pre-order: $9.99 – 48 hours only!
- Advance purchase: $19.99
- Event-day purchase: $24.99 on November 7
- Availability: Worldwide
- Order now: https://veeps.events/mlw
MLW Saturday Night SuperFight is executive produced by Court Bauer, Paul Walter Hauser, and Bryan Walsh.
Chicago has become one of MLW’s strongest markets, with consecutive sellouts and a passionate fan base that has helped define the league’s success in the city. MLW returns to Cicero Stadium the following night, Sunday, November 8, for an MLW Fusion television taping. Tickets start at $10 and are available at MLWLucha.com.
Talent and match lineups are subject to change.
Powell’s POV: The early bird price of $9.99 is nice, but so far it requires fans to order the show with no matches advertised. The advance purchase of $19.99 and $24.99 on the day of the show is a little pricier than I would have anticipated. I’m surprised they didn’t keep the price down to get people to sample the pay-per-view product and a streaming platform that most pro wrestling fans are not familiar with. That said, we’ll see if they offer any flash sales or discounts once they get a feel for the early bird order count. Selfishly, I’m also a little worried about MLW returning to pay-per-view. On November 2, 2019, I was getting ready to cover the Saturday Night SuperFight pay-per-view (also held at Cicero Stadium) when my girlfriend cut her finger. We ended up going to two urgent cares and an emergency room because there was concern that she cut an artery. Fortunately, she ended up being okay, but I may wrap her in bubblewrap on November 7 just to be on the safe side.
(Jason Powell, founder and editor of ProWrestling.net, has covered pro wrestling full-time since 1997. He hosts the weekly podcast, Pro Wrestling Boom, and appears regularly on the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast. Reach him via email at dotnetjason@gmail.com and on social media via @prowrestlingnet.bsky.social or x.com/prowrestlingnet. For his full bio and information on this website, click here.)
