Pont-Saint-Esprit, France – A new force is entering the world of professional wrestling, and it’s bringing a unique spectacle to the south of France. The Immortal Wrestling association is set to host its inaugural demonstrate, “Origins,” this Friday, February 27th, at the Atelier du bistrot, promising an evening of high-flying action and dramatic showdowns. The event, created at the finish of 2025, aims to blend local talent with international stars, offering a fresh take on the sport for fans of all ages. The growing popularity of professional wrestling events, like this one, demonstrates a continued interest in the sport and its theatrical presentation.
The card features four matches, including a championship bout to crown the first-ever Immortal Wrestling world champion. A key draw for the evening will be Savion Truitt, a wrestler with experience in WWE, the world’s largest wrestling company. Truitt will face off against Mathéo Navarro, a local competitor from Carpentras in the Vaucluse region, in what’s expected to be a thrilling main event. According to Florimond Losano, president of Immortal Wrestling, Truitt represents the biggest star power on the show.
But it’s not just the headline match generating buzz. Immortal Wrestling is also introducing a unique element to its programming: a “triple threat” match. Losano explained that this type of contest involves three wrestlers competing simultaneously, with “every man for himself and there are no rules.” This chaotic format promises a fast-paced and unpredictable encounter for the audience.
A Focus on Local Talent and Accessibility
Beyond showcasing established names, Immortal Wrestling is committed to nurturing local wrestling talent. Losano emphasized that several wrestlers competing are under 30 years old and have already gained experience touring the United States and winning accolades. The association hopes to provide a platform for these athletes to further develop their careers and gain exposure.
The organization also aims to craft wrestling accessible to a broad audience. “We seek to popularize ourselves for all audiences, whether children, adults, families, it’s really accessible to everyone,” Losano stated. The event is designed to be family-friendly, and the venue will offer a casual atmosphere with standing room around the ring, as well as tables and chairs for those who wish to eat and drink.
Expanding the Reach of Immortal Wrestling
This first show is a crucial step for Immortal Wrestling as it seeks to establish itself and expand its reach. The association hopes to attract a large crowd to “Origins” and use the event as a springboard to secure more venues and partnerships. Losano revealed that they already have approximately fifteen dates planned for 2026 in the Gard, Drôme, and Ardèche regions. This ambitious schedule demonstrates the association’s commitment to bringing professional wrestling to a wider audience in southern France.
Immortal Wrestling’s ambition isn’t limited to simply hosting events. They also aim to build a community around the sport and foster a new generation of wrestling fans. The association’s focus on local talent and accessible pricing – tickets are €10, or €5 for children under 10, and available online and at the door – reflects this commitment. A previous wrestling event was held at the Atelier du Bistrot in February 2024, as reported by Midi Libre, indicating a growing interest in the sport in the area.
The event promises a dynamic evening of athletic competition and theatrical entertainment. With a mix of seasoned professionals and rising stars, and a unique “triple threat” match adding an element of unpredictability, Immortal Wrestling’s “Origins” is poised to make a significant impact on the local wrestling scene. The show begins at 8 p.m., with two preliminary matches followed by an intermission before the final two bouts, culminating in the championship match.
Looking ahead, Immortal Wrestling plans to continue building its presence in the region, seeking opportunities to collaborate with bars and town halls to host future events. The association’s success will depend on its ability to attract audiences, develop local talent, and deliver a compelling and accessible wrestling experience. For those interested in attending Friday’s show or learning more about Immortal Wrestling, information and tickets are available through HelloAsso.
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