With Iron City Wrestling (ICW) stepping into an indefinite hiatus due to unforeseen maintenance and safety compliance issues at its home venue, multiple sources indicate the United Toughness Alliance is actively evaluating top ICW names left in limbo. Early chatter inside the UTA talent office points to six standouts on the radar: Clovis Black, Graysie Parker, Marcus King, Celestina Cruz, Pacey Skye, and Sunny Holliday.

While no contracts have been signed as of press time, UTA officials are said to be “moving quickly but carefully,” weighing immediate storyline integration and long-term roster balance across flagship and touring brands.

The Shortlist & Why They Fit

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  Clovis Black — A brawler with big-fight presence, Black’s smashmouth style plugs directly into UTA’s heavyweight picture. Insiders see him as a ready-made foil for marquee headliners and a fresh body in the main-event orbit.

  
  


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  Graysie Parker — A specialist with championship pedigree. Parker’s reputation for blood-and-broken-glass epics makes her an instant draw in stipulation programs and a credible challenger for top women’s gold. She has already held the WrestleZone championship.

  
  


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  Marcus King — Blue-chip athlete with measured swagger. King brings TV-friendly athleticism, crisp execution, and the kind of poise that plays on weekly programming. Viewed internally as a future tent-pole babyface—or a cunning, money-match heel.

  
  


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  Celestina Cruz — High-octane striker with crowd-pleasing pace. Cruz’s offense and charisma could turbocharge the mid-card and slide neatly into UTA’s Women’s United States Championship lane on day one.

  
  


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  Pacey Skye — Aerial dynamo with viral-clip upside. Skye’s innovation between the ropes would bolster the highlight reel quota and deepen UTA’s pipeline for specialty matches and cross-brand showcases.

  
  


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  Sunny Holliday — All-smiles showwoman who excels at the in-between moments. Holliday’s live-mic comfort and fan engagement check the boxes for segments, sponsorship spots, and family-friendly outreach—plus sneaky in-ring versatility.

  
  

What’s Next

UTA talent relations have reportedly initiated feelers with multiple representatives, with creative departments sketching contingency arcs in case quick moves become possible. The working plan, per one source, is staggered debuts rather than a single wave, allowing each signing to land with impact instead of getting lost in a traffic jam.

No official comment has been issued by UTA or ICW management regarding transfers. ICW’s venue timetable remains unknown, which could accelerate decisions for talents seeking stability and television time.

Developing story.