Warner Bros is currently one of the biggest players in the pro wrestling broadcasting scenario. The global media and entertainment company currently holds the broadcasting rights to one of the WWE’s major competitors, AEW. However, that’s not all! The company is set to broadcast a documentary show based on an indie circuit, which is sure to be a head-turner.

Warner Bros’ new reality show on pro wrestling

According to the official report published by the company, fans of pro wrestling will witness the nuances of an underground indie circuit quite soon. Titled Big Little Brawlers, the show will chronicle the lives of unconventional pro wrestlers. The six-part docu-series which will start broadcasting from January 10, 2024, will focus on the lives of micro wrestlers based in Tennesse, whom the company likes to call, “a group of remarkable little people athletes with larger-than-life personalities.” While the show will feature matches from the circuit, it will also show how they embark on their journey to live the American Dream. This news came in a few days after the rumors surrounding AEW’s new home.

As stated before, Warner Bros Discovery has been making waves in the pro wrestling world for a very long time. The broadcasting network currently holds the rights for AEW Dynamite which airs on TBS. Along with that, AEW Collision is aired on Warner Bros Discovery-owned TNT.

Along with this news, there have been rumors that AEW might shift to the media company-owned streaming service, Max. Amidst these rumors, Tony Khan has reportedly revamped the whole pay-per-view scenario at AEW. While the company started with four PPVs back in 2019 such as Revolution, and All Out, it is reported that AEW will showcase 12 pay-per-view events from 2024.

Talking about the upcoming Warner Bros docu-series, it might be something that fans haven’t witnessed before. The story will revolve around the Tennesse-based Micro Wrestling Federation, something that a lot of fans might know about. The said federation is one of the most successful federations or indie circuits that features pro wrestlers who suffer from dwarfism.

One of the main stars of the show would be Pinky Shortcake and Syko. The show pro wrestlers partners in the ring and parents outside of the ring, will be seen navigating through their relationship in and outside of the ring. Apart from that, fans will also witness the story of the voice of micro wrestling, Ivor The Micro.

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Despite being aware of significant risks involving pro wrestling, Ivor wants to make it in the ring and does not want to be remembered as just a hype man. Do you think it might come out as another competitor for WWE and AEW in the future?

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