The latest edition of UTA Jackpot from the Pearl Theater in Las Vegas is now officially available to stream.

What unfolded inside the Steel City of lights was a night packed with intensity, emotion, and moments that will shape the road to No Love Lost 2026. From the opening bell to the final seconds of the main event, the atmosphere inside the Pearl Theater was electric as rivalries deepened, statements were made, and the future of several divisions became even more unpredictable.

The night kicked off with hard-fought competition in the women’s division, setting the tone for an evening built on grit and determination. Elsewhere, the continued evolution of Troy Lindz drew major attention, as his in-ring presence looked more focused — and more dangerous — than ever before under the watchful eye of Eli Creed.

Championship stakes dominated the evening, with the WrestleZone Championship contested in a brutal battle that pushed both competitors to their limits. Later in the night, the UTA Women’s Championship picture grew even more heated as tensions between the champion and The Empire escalated, leaving the road to No Love Lost more volatile than ever.

The main event delivered a violent and unforgettable steel cage war, where bodies were tested, alliances were strained, and survival became the only objective. The fallout from that match alone may carry major consequences in the weeks ahead.

In addition to the in-ring action, the UTA also made a historic announcement regarding the 2026 Hall of Fame Class, honoring one of the most influential figures in company history — a moment that will be remembered for years to come.

With No Love Lost 2026 fast approaching on March 7th, the landscape of UTA continues to shift, and the aftershocks from this episode of Jackpot are only just beginning to be felt.

Jackpot: 02.19.2026 is now streaming.
Watch now and experience the chaos, the competition, and the moments everyone will be talking about.