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PRODUCE Wrestling Postpones Tour Dates To 2027, Will Refund New York, Florida And Montreal Tickets

PRODUCE Wrestling is postponing its upcoming tour dates to 2027, citing rising travel costs, the live event market and family medical circumstances.

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PRODUCE Wrestling announced Monday that it is postponing its upcoming tour dates to 2027, and that tickets for its New York, Florida and Montreal shows will be refunded.

The promotion, run by Adam Abdalla’s Orange Crush, made the announcement in a statement signed “Adam” and posted on X.

“This was a difficult decision to make, but after taking a hard look at rising travel costs, advances, uncertainty in the live event market, in combination with our primary concern, unexpected personal family medical circumstances, the most prudent decision is to reset and move forward in 2027 with new partners and intention to ensure the long term health of the project,” the statement read.

“In the meantime, we will be working with our team of creatives and promotional partners on content releases, collaborative shows, and opportunities for PRODUCE fighters,” the statement continued.

Two partner shows will still take place as scheduled: PRODUCE x Assembly on November 14 in Kingston, New York, and Lucha Fresca on November 15 in Brooklyn, New York.

PRODUCE will return to The Vermont in Los Angeles on February 25 with PRODUCE: Most Wanted.

Fans with questions about PRODUCE Season 2 purchases and the refund process were directed to contact MyAEW customer support. PRODUCE’s shows stream on MyAEW through a pay-per-view distribution deal announced in June, which made it the second outside promotion on the service after QT Marshall’s 1FW.

“Thank you for your support and understanding,” the statement ended. “We love you. We will return stronger.”

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