
Wrestling show «Vietnam Pro Wrestling: Brawl Hallows’ Eve 2026»
VAIB Studio
450,000 ₫ – 900,000 ₫
SportsTwenty-five wrestlers enter one at a time, the only way out is over the top rope, and whoever is left standing walks away with the right to challenge for a championship whenever he chooses. In Ho Chi Minh City that format is staged live and close enough that you hear the canvas land — no camera cuts, no replays.
Vietnam Pro Wrestling has grown from a niche project into the country's biggest family-friendly live show in the genre: a run of sold-out nights, fans travelling in from across Vietnam and abroad, and an upcoming U.S. documentary, VIETSLAM, produced by WWE superstar Chris Jericho. The Rumble is the promotion's flagship night of the year.
On the card:
Pro wrestling sits between sport and theatre: the storylines are written, the athleticism is not. That makes it an easy night out whether you grew up on WWE pay-per-views or have never seen a match — heroes and villains read clearly without anyone explaining the rules. The promotion keeps the show family-friendly, so kids are welcome.
The venue is a production studio in District 7, south of the centre, rather than an arena: a compact room, and the organizers have capped the number of tickets.
Seating comes in five tiers — Floor Fan Zone and Premium Floor Experience on the floor, then Elite View VIP, Main Event VIP and Champion's VIP. The line-up is provisional; the poster carries the usual "talent subject to change" note.
If you want a single night that shows what the Vietnamese scene has built, this is the one to pick — the Rumble puts nearly the entire roster into one match. Tickets are on Flip.
VAIB Production
37 Bế Văn Cấm, Tân Hưng, TP. Hồ Chí Minh