WrestleUTA fans are buzzing today after eagle-eyed viewers may have caught a pretty massive “whoops” in Season’s Beatings advertising — one that might have just given away the result of Black Horizon’s main event.

As it stands, Black Horizon is set to be headlined by Jarvis Valentine defending the UTA Championship against returning Hall of Famer Sean Jackson. It’s one of the most anticipated matches of the year: the ace investigative champion versus one of the most poisonous legacies in company history, finally going one-on-one with the title on the line.

But here’s where things get messy.

Over the last several days, multiple fans have reported seeing Season’s Beatings promotional graphics and marketing materials that prominently feature Sean Jackson. That alone raised some eyebrows — after all, nothing says “telegraphed finish” like advertising the challenger for the next big show before he’s even made it out of Black Horizon with the belt.

Then came the real bombshell: at least one commercial reportedly went a step further, outright stating that Sean Jackson would defend the UTA Championship against Chris Ross at Season’s Beatings.

Not “could defend.”
Not “if he wins at Black Horizon.”
“Would defend.”

Naturally, that wording has sent the rumor mill into overdrive.

Is this a simple case of marketing getting ahead of the story? A miscommunication between production and creative? An outdated or test version of the spot that accidentally made it to air? Or did someone, somewhere, just spoil the finish to Black Horizon’s main event for the entire fanbase?

It’s worth noting that wrestling promotions have been known to cut multiple versions of graphics and commercials — especially for major shows with moving pieces and tentative plans. It’s entirely possible that a “what if” version slipped into rotation by mistake, or that someone assumed Sean’s victory was a lock and built copy around that idea before the company was ready to commit publicly.

On the other hand, this wouldn’t be the first time long-term plans accidentally leaked through promotional material. Ticket sites, local TV ads, and automated blurbs have spoiled more than a few title changes and surprise returns over the years, and UTA fans are well aware of that history.

For now, nothing official has been said by WrestleUTA. Black Horizon is still being promoted as Jarvis Valentine defending the UTA Championship against Sean Jackson, with no confirmation on what the Season’s Beatings main event will actually be once the dust settles. Cards are always “subject to change,” and that may apply to advertising as much as it does to match lineups.

So did a Season’s Beatings commercial just tip the company’s hand…
or are we all getting worked by bad copy and early drafts?

Until we hear otherwise, take it for what it is: a curious, potentially major slip-up that has fans asking one big question—

Did Black Horizon’s main event ending just get spoiled?