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Former WWE star Tyler Breeze set to headline Powerbomb Pro Wrestling’s Halloween event in Louisville
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Oct 16, 9:41 PM EDT

Former WWE star Tyler Breeze set to headline Powerbomb Pro Wrestling’s Halloween event in Louisville

Tyler Breeze will appear Saturday, Oct. 24, as part of Powerbomb Pro Wrestling’s Halloween-themed “A Really Bad Dream on Logan Street” at Logan Street Market.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

Powerbomb Pro Wrestling will host a Halloween-themed professional wrestling event in Louisville next month featuring former WWE performer Tyler Breeze, according to WAVE. The event, titled “A Really Bad Dream on Logan Street,” is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24, at Logan Street Market in the city.

WAVE reported that Breeze is set to take part in the show, with the appearance billed as the main event attraction for the night. The announcement positions the event as a themed wrestling program designed around the Halloween holiday, held at the Logan Street Market venue in Louisville.

Logan Street Market, a longtime gathering place in Louisville, will serve as the location for the Powerbomb Pro Wrestling card. The event is part of PPW’s ongoing schedule of independent wrestling dates, and this weekend show is the organization’s Halloween-focused installment tied to Logan Street Market.

While the report identifies Breeze as a headline participant and confirms the date and venue, it does not specify the full lineup of matches or any promotional details beyond the event title. The show’s theme suggests performances and presentation aligned with the Halloween season, but additional match-by-match information was not included in the details provided to this desk.

Organizers are set to proceed with the Oct. 24 program as scheduled, with Breeze’s appearance serving as the primary named attraction. Attendees planning to attend the event are expected to check Powerbomb Pro Wrestling’s published information for any updates to match cards, entry details, and event logistics as the date approaches.

Why It Matters

  • The scheduled Oct. 24 date brings a named wrestling attraction to a major Louisville venue ahead of the Halloween season.
  • Local entertainment events like this can drive foot traffic for nearby businesses around Logan Street Market, particularly during high-demand holiday periods.
  • For attendees, the most immediate takeaway is the confirmed headline appearance and venue, while the full match card may require additional event materials as they are released.
  • Clear public information about event scheduling and participants supports public expectations for community gathering events.

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Key Facts

  • Powerbomb Pro Wrestling will hold a Halloween-themed event in Louisville titled “A Really Bad Dream on Logan Street.”
  • The event is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026.
  • Tyler Breeze, a former WWE performer, will be featured as part of the event.
  • The show will be held at Logan Street Market in Louisville.
  • WAVE reported the announcement on Oct. 17, 2026.
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