AEW star Harley Cameron to make Pro Wrestling Eve debut
AEW star Harley Cameron is heading to the United Kingdom for a big indie show in March 2026.
All-women’s promotion Pro Wrestling Eve announced today that Cameron will compete at Wrestle Queendom 8 on Sunday, March 8. It will be Cameron’s first time wrestling for the promotion, though her opponent has yet to be confirmed.
FEEL THE WRAAAAATTHHH!!!!
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) December 25, 2025
Making her EVE debut at #WrestleQueendom 8 on Sunday March 8 @indigoatTheO2 Arena, one half of the AEW World Tag Team Champions, it's HARLEY CAMERON!
Tickets available at https://t.co/X1mJAxNTA3
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In AEW, Cameron and her tag team partner Willow Nightingale were recently crowned the inaugural Women’s Tag Team Champions. They have a title defense this coming weekend against Mercedes Mone & Athena at AEW Worlds End.
Will Ospreay — Cameron’s AEW colleague — is involved with helping Pro Wrestling Eve behind the scenes.
“We are super happy to have @harleycameron_ come down to @ProWrestlingEVE for March 8th,” Ospreay tweeted about her being announced for the show.
The Wrestle Queendom event is being held on International Women’s Day 2026. It’s being held in London and will also feature AEW star Kris Statlander, who is defending her Eve International Championship against former WWE star Dakota Kai. It’s the first booking Kai has been announced for since her WWE release.
Dash Chisako of Japanese promotion Sendai Girls is also set to compete at Wrestle Queendom.
XMAS ANNOUNCEMENT #1
— EVE – Riot Grrrls of Wrestling (@ProWrestlingEVE) December 25, 2025
Making their EVE return on Friday March 6 and Sunday March 8 at #WrestleQueendom @indigoatTheO2 , London, The Hardcore Queen – DASH Chisako!
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