What happened
Mystery Wrestling, the independent promotion founded by AEW star Evil Uno, has announced it will debut in the United States with an event at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia on Saturday, November 28, according to Fightful.
POST Wrestling also confirmed the announcement, reporting that tickets for the show will go on sale the following week.
What we know
Mystery Wrestling is described by Fightful as a “viral Canadian professional wrestling promotion” founded by Evil Uno, who wrestles for AEW.
The November 28 event marks the promotion’s expansion into the United States, with Philadelphia’s 2300 Arena serving as the debut venue, per Fightful’s report.
Tickets for the show were set to go on sale the week following the announcement, according to POST Wrestling.
What is not confirmed
Neither source detailed a full match card, participating talent beyond Evil Uno’s connection to the promotion, or specific ticket pricing for the event.
Why it matters
The 2300 Arena has become a notable hub for independent wrestling promotions looking to establish a presence in the United States, and Mystery Wrestling’s debut there represents a significant step for the promotion beyond its Canadian roots.
