AMIRA retains Pandemonium: Pro title during WrestleMania week in Las Vegas

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LAS VEGAS – Pandemonium: Pro Wrestling was among the companies kicking off WrestleMania week in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.
While a relatively unknown promotion among professional wrestling fans, Pandemonium held the “No Matter What Happens Forever” show as part of Shooting Star Fest. Dozens of fans flocked to Bizarre Bar in Las Vegas for hardcore action in an intimate setting where they had no choice but to feel the wrestlers’ pain.
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AMIRA retained her title at Pandemonium: Pro Wrestling’s “Whatever Forever” event on April 15, 2026 in Las Vegas. (Fox News Digital)

AMIRA will face Janai Kai and Saya Ida in a triple threat match at Pandemonium: Pro Wrestling’s “Whatever Forever” event on April 15, 2026 in Las Vegas. (Fox News Digital)
AMIRA faced Janai Kai and Saya Ida in the main event of Pandemonium: Pro Championship. AMIRA entered the venue as a champion and left the same way. He successfully dodged all of Kai’s strikes and Ida’s knife edge strikes.
After taking Ida out of the ring, AMIRA turned her attention to Kai. He delivered the world’s most powerful kick to Kai and pinned him for the win.
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Johnnie Robbie takes on Natsupoi at Pandemonium: Pro Wrestling’s “Whatever Forever” event on April 15, 2026 in Las Vegas. (Fox News Digital)
Johnnie Robbie, who received tons of praise heading into the week, took on Natsupoi. The one-time Wonder of Stardom champion gave Robbie everything he could handle. Although Robbie appeared to have the upper hand in the match, Natsupoi was able to use her quick in-ring ability to gain momentum.
Natsupoi hit a cartwheel body press and pinned Robbie for the win.
Many other professional wrestlers on the card were impressed with victories, including Joseline Navarro, Miko Alana, Jiah Jewell, and the New Fever tag team duo of Danny Orion and Shimbashi.
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Independent professional wrestling companies will be on full display all week long, and fans are treated to the perfect appetizer for the days to come in sin city.




