Media resources for Reaper Wrestling · Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
The facts, boilerplate and logo on this page are free to use and quote. Photography, match
footage and interviews are supplied on request — including the full roster, the venue, and
talent appearing on upcoming cards. See usage below before reusing any
footage.
Media contact
- Aaron York — Owner and Head Booker
- Email: aaron.york@reaperfitnessgroup.com
- Interviews: Aaron York, and roster talent by arrangement
- Media passes: available for every event; email in advance
Fast facts
- Promotion: Reaper Wrestling
- Parent company: Reaper Fitness Group Inc.
- Founded: 2025 — first event 23 May 2025
- Base: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada
- Home venue: The Pit — formally Hell's Pit — 754 Fairford St W,
Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1W4. Capacity 286. Both names refer to the same room; "The Pit" is the name
used on broadcasts, promotional material and database listings.
- Owner, Head Booker and Creative Direction: Aaron York
- Championship: King's Crown Championship
- Events to date: 8, all at The Pit
- Digital: full events on
YouTube
- Database profile:
Cagematch
What makes the promotion different
Reaper Wrestling works on multi-show agreements rather than one-night bookings. Frankie
Kazarian, Jason Hotch, Tommy Dreamer, Rhyno, Eddie Edwards, Ace Austin, Crazzy Steve, Alex Taylor
and Jeremiah Plunkett are all signed to multi-show deals alongside a home roster, with Steve
Maclin joining in 2027. That is why the same names recur across cards, and why championship
programs, factions and rivalries run across events instead of resetting each show.
Every event takes place at The Pit, a 286-capacity venue where the audience is close enough to
the ring to be part of the presentation. Shows are released in full on YouTube, which carries the
promotion well beyond Saskatchewan.
Roster
Under multi-show agreements: Frankie Kazarian, Jason Hotch, Tommy Dreamer,
Rhyno, Eddie Edwards, Ace Austin, Crazzy Steve, Alex Taylor and Jeremiah Plunkett. Steve Maclin
joins them in 2027.
Home roster: Jesse Bieber, Sydney Steele, Michael Allen Richard Clark, Bryce
Hansen, Good Thelonious, Victorious BRG, Cannonball Kelly, Jake Adams, The Highwayman, Tommy
Billington, Rich King.
Two names worth getting right: Michael Allen Richard Clark is one
wrestler, not a tag team. The Highwayman previously worked as Scorpious, which is
the name on his Body Harvest appearance in October 2025.
Guests have included: Thom Latimer, Miyu Yamashita, Janai Kai, Jody Threat,
Cody Deaner and The Outrunners.
King's Crown Championship
- Frankie Kazarian — inaugural champion, Original Sin, 23 May 2025.
Defences against Shaun Moore, Ace Austin, Thom Latimer, Rhyno and Eddie Edwards.
- Jason Hotch — Reaper Rising II, 14 August 2026.
- Frankie Kazarian — #FAFO, 4 September 2026. Current champion.
At Body Harvest on 3 October 2025 the promotion hosted two NWA championship matches on one
card: Kazarian versus NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Thom Latimer in a title-for-title match, and
Alex Taylor defending the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship against Tommy Billington.
Coverage
- PWInsider — "Tommy Dreamer, Eddie Edwards, Jason Hotch, Kazarian and more set for Reaper Wrestling Pressure Point next month", full card for Pressure Point on PWInsiderXTRA, by Mike Johnson, 5 October 2026
- CBC Radio One — The Morning Edition, Saskatchewan — "Meet the trainers and aspiring wrestling stars of Moose Jaw's Grapple Factory", a segment on the Reaper Wrestling school, 17 March 2026
- Busted Open
(SiriusXM) — Tommy Dreamer's Indie Spotlight with Victorious BRG, 23 September 2026,
closing on Reaper Wrestling: episode
and transcript
- Pro
Wrestling Dot Net — full review of Reaper Rising, July 2025
- Pro Wrestling Dot Net — Body Harvest in Vetter's Independent Wrestling Roundup, 30 November 2025
- Dramatic DDT — DDT and TJPW fansite; Reaper Rising covered in "DDT Around The World", May and June 2025
- WrestleVoice — "Top 5 Promotions Needed to Team with TNA Wrestling", an opinion piece ranking Reaper Wrestling fifth among independent promotions it argues should partner with TNA, by R-Double, 16 October 2026
- In My House Pro Wrestling Podcast
— recurring coverage of the promotion: the
Original Sin review (ep. 117),
the Reaper Rising II card preview
(ep. 182) and the
review from the building
(ep. 183), and the
#FAFO review (ep. 186)
- MJ
Independent — "Seven Questions: Moose Jaw Based Wrestling Company Set To Bodyslam
Summer", July 2026
- Moose
Jaw Express — "Reaper Wrestling to bring pro international talent back to Moose
Jaw", February 2026
- Wrestling
is Life with Cody Deaner — "Rest When Dead", interview with Aaron York
- Cagematch — promotion
profile and event database
Logo and media assets
- Reaper Wrestling logo (PNG) — free to use
in coverage of the promotion
- Event posters, talent photography, stills and match clips — supplied on request for
coverage. Email the media contact above with the outlet and the piece.
Usage
All Reaper Wrestling footage and photography is © Reaper Fitness Group Inc. Please do not
download, re-upload or redistribute matches or events from the Reaper Wrestling YouTube channel;
clips and stills for a story are provided on request, usually the same day. Embedding the official
YouTube player in an article is welcome and needs no permission. Quoting results, the boilerplate
and the facts on this page needs none either.
Boilerplate
Free to use in articles and listings:
Reaper Wrestling is an independent professional wrestling promotion based in Moose Jaw,
Saskatchewan. Founded in 2025 and operating out of its home venue The Pit, the promotion combines
talent from TNA Wrestling, AEW, the NWA and wrestlers with WWE and ECW experience with Canadian
independent wrestlers, working on multi-show agreements inside continuing storylines. Full events
are released on the promotion's YouTube channel. Reaper Wrestling is owned by Aaron York and
operated by Reaper Fitness Group Inc.
Results and upcoming events
Full results for every event are on the live events page, and
announcements are posted to news.
