Pro Wrestling Symphony Sets No Remorse Card For Nashville

Pro Wrestling Symphony is heading back to Nashville this weekend, with the promotion announcing its full lineup for the No Remorse live event set for Saturday, August 8, at Eastside Bowl in East Nashville.

The show is built around a grudge match months in the making, as Colby Carter and Jeremiah Plunkett finally settle their score in a No Holds Barred main event. The two have been feuding for an extended stretch on PWS programming, and the stipulation suggests the promotion wants their rivalry to go out with a bang rather than a whimper — a fitting way to close the book on a program that’s clearly meant something to the roster and the fans following along.

Pro Wrestling Symphony has quietly built a reputation as one of the more consistent regional promotions in the Nashville area, using Eastside Bowl as something of a home base for its live events. Shows like No Remorse are the backbone of the independent scene — the kind of card where feuds actually get time to breathe over months instead of being resolved in a single pay-per-view cycle, and where a stipulation like No Holds Barred carries real weight because fans have watched the story build.

For Carter and Plunkett, this is the kind of match that can define a run on the regional circuit. No Holds Barred stipulations tend to signal finality — a sense that whatever happens between two performers up to that point needs to be settled once and for all, often with weapons or environmental spots in play. It also gives Pro Wrestling Symphony a marquee attraction to build the rest of its August 8 card around, even as full match-by-match details for the rest of the show continue to roll out closer to bell time.

Independent promotions like PWS thrive on exactly this kind of long-form storytelling, rewarding fans who’ve stuck with a rivalry over time rather than chasing one-off viral moments. Whether Carter or Plunkett walks out on top, No Remorse figures to be a notable data point for a company that’s steadily carving out its own identity in the Nashville wrestling scene.

Wrestling fans in the area — or anyone tracking the regional independent landscape — will want to keep an eye on how this one plays out.