'Contenders' billed shows featuring up and coming local talent are run from the National Stadium's Ringside Club.

As the promotion evolved, it attracted wrestlers from abroad, including Mick Foley, Jon Moxley, Cody Rhodes, Kenny Omega, The Young Bucks and Will Ospreay.

[9] The show featured predominantly Irish mainstays from the pre-pandemic OTT era as well as a number of imports based in the UK such as Omari, Emersyn Jayne, Jamie Hayter and Mark Haskins.

The tournament finals saw The Kings of The North (Bonesaw & Damien Corvin) beat The Lads From the Flats (Paddy M & Session Moth Martina) win to the belts for the fourth time.

This weekend saw Terry Thatcher turn heel after being unable to beat Session Moth Martina for the GN Championship.

Mark Haskins was unable to make The Road to Scrappermania show in Dublin due to travel issues, as a result an impromptu main event was made for the OTT Tag Team Championships which saw Aussie Open overcome B.Cool and Jay to win the titles for the first time.

At this event dubbed "Poetry Slam", a returning Omari overcame Mark Haskins to become the OTT World Champion.

Then on Sunday, in Belfast, The Kings of the North began their record fifth reign as OTT Tag Team Champions.

He won the vacant title by defeating Trent Seven and Man Like DeReiss at OTT Aftermath on August 11, 2024 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

The championship replaced the decommissioned Gender Neutral title, with the inaugural champion crowned at OTT 10th Anniversary.

Charlie Sterling is the inaugural champion in his first reign after defeating Grado, Adam Maxted, Iliya Zarkov, Damien Corvin and Goldenboy Santos in a gauntlet match.

The OTT Gender Neutral Championship was a title in Over the Top Wrestling open to both male and female talent.