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Former WWE Women’s Champion to Compete in First-Ever PROGRESS Intergender Match

Nikki Storm will face Trent Seven in PROGRESS Wrestling's first intergender match on the Odyssey Tour in Bournemouth.

Former WWE Women’s Champion to Compete in First-Ever PROGRESS Intergender Match

PROGRESS Wrestling has confirmed its first intergender match for the closing stretch of the Odyssey Tour. Nikki Storm will face Trent Seven on Saturday, September 12 at the O2 Academy Bournemouth in England.

The match came together after both were announced for the show. Storm, PROGRESS’ current co-owner, personally requested the bout against the former Moustache Mountain member, who has held both the Atlas and tag team titles in the promotion.

Both competed on the same show just days ago. At Chapter 197: Wrestling Over Everything on August 31, Storm defeated Frankie B while Seven beat Luke Jacobs.

owner and former WWE Raw Women's Champion faces Seven on Saturday, September 12 at the O2 Academy in Bournemouth, England, part of PROGRESS Wrestling's three-city Odyssey Tour. The two have never… pic.twitter.com/qcINv5Edqp— Wrestling News @WrestlingNewsCo
Nikki Storm vs. Trent Seven is happening for the first time ever.

The PROGRESS co-owner and former WWE Raw Women's Champion faces Seven on Saturday, September 12 at the O2 Academy in Bournemouth, England, part of PROGRESS Wrestling's three-city Odyssey Tour. The two have never…
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Storm took over PROGRESS alongside Big Damo in May, shortly after her WWE run as Nikki Cross ended. The two have since been adding well-known international names to the roster.

The Odyssey Tour runs five dates, starting September 4 in Edinburgh and continuing through Leeds, Manchester, Bournemouth, and Birmingham. At the Manchester stop on September 6, Xelina will face Myla Grace, while Cara Noir will defend the PROGRESS World Championship against Malakai Black.

Rockstar Spud will also return to the ring after nearly five years. The former Drake Maverick will face Dave Mastiff in Bournemouth and compete again the following day, September 13, in his hometown of Birmingham.