Nikki Storm and Xelina will team for the first time at PROGRESS Wrestling’s Chapter 199: Bonestorm on Sunday, October 25, at the Electric Ballroom in Camden, London, against Alexxis Falcon and Myla Grace.
PROGRESS announced the match on X Sunday. Storm and Xelina wrestled each other at When September Ends on September 27, Xelina’s first PROGRESS match, and the bout ended in a no contest when Falcon and Grace interfered. According to PROGRESS, Falcon blames Storm for her ban from Women’s World Championship matches.
🌪️⚡ Tag Team Match Announcement⚡🌪️
Alexxis Falcon and her new protégé – That Girl, Myla Grace put a stop to a huge match for Progress in Xelina vs Nikki Storm at our last show. Falcon is livid and blames Nikki for her ban on Women's World Championship matches…
But was that… pic.twitter.com/je71ENsf6P
— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) October 4, 2026
The match came together in a backstage video PROGRESS posted Sunday, in which Storm goes looking for Xelina after the interference and finds her on the phone with her mother.
“PROGRESS Wrestling, we are back here October 25th at the Electric Ballroom, right? And I know we’ve never been on the same side before, but how about we take on Alexxis Falcon, we take on Myla Grace? Those are the girls that attacked you,” Storm says. “Let’s go take these girls on, teach them a lesson.”
“I’m down,” Xelina says.
The Best in the Galaxy and The Best in the Milky Way?!
Looks like Alexxis Falcon and Myla Grace have accidentally formed some serious opposition for themselves in Nikki Storm and Xelina!
Watch When September Ends back on @HOWrestlingUK#ProgressWrestling @ZelinaVegaWWE pic.twitter.com/gxaSGpfhLA
— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) October 4, 2026
Storm, who wrestled in WWE as Nikki Cross until her release in April, and her husband Big Damo bought PROGRESS in May. Xelina, who wrestled in WWE as Zelina Vega until her release the same month, made her European independent debut on PROGRESS’s Odyssey Tour in September.
Chapter 199: Bonestorm card
Rhio (c) vs. Raven Creed, PROGRESS Women’s World Championship. Rhio retained against Steph De Lander at When September Ends and was confronted afterward by Creed, who had beaten Angel Hayze and Grace in a No. 1 contender’s match earlier that night. Rhio is the only three-time PROGRESS Women’s World Champion. In a promo PROGRESS posted after the show, Creed said: “I’m the biggest bully of them all, Rhio. And I got a secret for ya. Come in close, yeah? You’re not ready for me.”
"I'm the biggest bully of them all Rhio, you are not ready for me"
The No. 1 Contender for the Progress Women's World Championship, Raven Creed.
Chapter 199: Bonestorm
🗓️ Sunday 25th October, 3pm
🎟️ Dice
Powered by Alan Day BYD… pic.twitter.com/uu2sHjo0md
— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 30, 2026
Tommy Tanner (c) vs. Sha Samuels, PROGRESS Atlas Championship. Tanner won the title in a four-way at Chapter 197 on August 31 and has made four defenses, the most recent against Gene Munny at When September Ends. Samuels was in the four-way and, per PROGRESS, cost Tanner his first attempt at the title at Scorchio in July.
Tommy End vs. Luke Jacobs. End, who wrestled in WWE as Aleister Black and in AEW as Malakai Black, lost the PROGRESS Men’s World Championship to Cara Noir at When September Ends after a 21-day reign and announced afterward that he was dropping the Malakai Black name. Jacobs is a former PROGRESS Men’s World, Atlas and Tag Team Champion. The two were on opposite sides of a tag match on the Odyssey Tour.
Nikki Storm and Xelina vs. Alexxis Falcon and Myla Grace.
Cara Noir’s first title defense since regaining the championship has not been announced.
Tickets and how to watch
Chapter 199: Bonestorm takes place Sunday, October 25, at the Electric Ballroom, 184 Camden High Street, London. Doors open at 2 p.m. and the show starts at 3 p.m. BST (10 a.m. ET). Tickets are on sale through Dice from £30.08, and all ages are welcome. The show streams on Hooked on Wrestling TV.
