If you've ever tried to find out what wrestling is coming to your area, you know it's more work than it should be. There's no single place that lists every promotion. You end up checking arena calendars one at a time, trying to remember which indies run near you, and giving up somewhere around the third tab.
Your AI assistant can just tell you now. Ask what's coming to your part of the world and you get the dates, the venues, and a link to buy tickets.
That's every promotion in one answer. WWE running three buildings in five days, TNA taping twice in Brampton, and the smaller shows that don't make the national calendars. It knows the venue and the start time, and every ticketed show comes back with a link to Ticketmaster or the promoter.
The best part is you can keep asking. Which one is worth the drive? What's the cheapest way into the Toronto show? Anything the week after?
"Texas" and "TX" both work. So do provinces and countries. "Anything in Ireland?" finds the Irish shows. "What's on in Ontario?" finds the ones above.
You can add a promotion on top of that too. "Any AEW shows in Texas this year?" narrows it down to exactly that.
This uses the same connection that answers your news, video, and podcast questions. If you set that up already, the events search is just there. Nothing to update.
If you haven't, it's a one-time setup. You copy one address into your assistant's connector settings and that's it. It's free, there's no account, and no API key. I wrote up the whole thing in Ask Your AI Assistant About Wrestling, and the address and the steps for both Claude and ChatGPT are on the Wrestling News for Your AI Assistant page.
Ask it what's coming to your town. If your area comes back emptier than it should, tell me. That's usually me missing a promotion and I'd like to know.
— Rich