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PRODUCE: Volume 1 (2026)
PRODUCE celebrates the minds, bodies, and creative spirit of professional wrestlers. It’s wrestling that celebrates the talent, curated for fans who know ball, and those who’d like to learn—or learn to love it. For this edition, PRODUCE features SUPERFIGHT, a headlining match between Jonathan Gresham and Fuminori Abe, plus appearances by Joey Janela, Effy, LaBron Kozone, Mance Warner, Steph de Lander, Man Like Dereiss, AEW Women’s Pure Champion Deonna Purrazzo, “Hot Sauce” Tracy Williams, Mad Dog Connelly, and many more. PRODUCE is presented by Orange Crush, and co-produced by Jonathan Gresham.
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PRODUCE celebrates the minds, bodies, and creative spirit of professional wrestlers. It’s wrestling that celebrates the talent, curated for fans who know ball, and those who’d like to learn—or learn to love it. For this edition, PRODUCE features SUPERFIGHT, a headlining match between Jonathan Gresham and Fuminori Abe, plus appearances by Joey Janela, Effy, LaBron Kozone, Mance Warner, Steph de Lander, Man Like Dereiss, AEW Women’s Pure Champion Deonna Purrazzo, “Hot Sauce” Tracy Williams, Mad Dog Connelly, and many more. PRODUCE is presented by Orange Crush, and co-produced by Jonathan Gresham.
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In Theaters:6/29/2026
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Runtime:222 minutes
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Jonathan Gresham
Jonathan Gresham
Luke James Uggles Eatwell
Zack Sabre Jr.
Darian Bengston
Darian Bengston
Tracy Williams
Tracy Williams
LaBron Kozone
LaBron Kozone
Dereiss Gordon
Man Like DeReiss
Richard Swann
Rich Swann
Lillian Bridget
Billie Starkz
Liiza Hall
Liiza Hall
Charles Mason
Charles Mason
Jonathan Figueroa
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