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A core piece of Retinal is longterm storytelling. Each match curated to be the best version of professional wrestling possible. Sometimes, the story tells itself outside of the universe in which we create masterpieces.

They have shared hundreds, maybe thousands of locker rooms, yet they have never met face to face in the arena of Gods. 15 years in the making, and for the first time ever…

Kerry Awful fights MERC.

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📍 The Beer Hog, Madison, AL
📅 THIS SATURDAY! August 22
🚪 Doors: 6:00 PM
📼 Demo Tapes: 6:30 PM
🔔 Main Card: 7:00 PM
🎟️ Front Row: $25 | 2nd/3rd Row: $20 | 4th/5th Row: $15 | GA: $10

Link to tickets in bio.

YOOOOOOOOOOO!

The premiere is set for 8PM EST | 7PM CST

Retinal presents… Natural Selection

TNA International Champion Mustafa Ali battles Retinal Heavyweight Champion Noah Veil with BOTH titles on the line.

What began as cutting edge promos that were a bit too real for your average wrestling fan became one of the most iconic moments to ever happen in the city of Birmingham, Alabama.

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THE MONSTERS ARE DUE IN MADISON

Walker XIII doesn't wrestle. He collects bodies.

Cousin Condry is the thing that crawled out of the swamp still wearing its Sunday clothes.

Pray to whatever you believe in that these two never find common ground. Because if Walker XIII and Cousin Condry ever stop hunting each other, they'll start hunting everyone else.

The Beer Hog isn't ready. Neither are we.

Retinal presents… TIS BUT A SCRATCH
📍 The Beer Hog, Madison, AL
📅 August 22
🚪 Doors: 6:00 PM
📼 Demo Tapes: 6:30 PM
🔔 Main Card: 7:00 PM
🎟️ Front Row: $25 | 2nd/3rd Row: $20 | 4th/5th Row: $15 | GA: $10

Save 50% with code FORTHECHILDREN. Link to tickets in bio.

Just finished the Noah Veil vs Mustafa Ali edit. There are so many levels to this photo.

Retinal is the underdog that, by every reasonable metric, should have died as a company years ago. But we kept it going anyway, against the odds, because we believed in what we were building.

On July 25, 2026, we facilitated greatness. A main event pro wrestling match between Noah Veil, a Black trans athlete, and Mustafa Ali, a devout Muslim American of Pakistani and Indian descent.

A diverse, sold out crowd of Birmingham, Alabama, a city stereotypically associated with homophobia and racism, stood on its feet and cheered without a shred of hate or fear in their hearts.

A handful of people believed in Retinal. We built this company from nothing into something special that could stage a iconic moment like that, in a place like that.

“If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.”