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That looks like an excellent show rammy, how many watching and how many matches u get

(07-02-2022 11:00 )winsaw Wrote:  That looks like an excellent show rammy, how many watching and how many matches u get

It was at the o2 Ritz in Manchester City Centre which has a capacity of 1,500. Don't know the exact attendance but it looked close to the capacity.

It was a fantastic show with 7 matches on the card, 4 of which were Championship Matches.

Cara Noir v Dean Allmark for the Progress Heavyweight Championship
Gisele Shaw v Rhio for the Progress Women's Championship
Jonathan Gresham v Chris Ridgeway for the ROH Championship
Lykos Gym v The Smoking Aces for the Progress Tag Team Championships

Non Title
Alexxis Falcon v Lana Austin
Spike Trivet v Luke Jacobs
Big Guns Joe v Scott Oberman

Gisele Shaw is really lovely & had a lovely chat about her signing with Impact and thanked me when I said congratulations on signing with Impact.

Jonathan Gresham is a class act and he's really enjoying being at Impact & it's been wonderful & really lovely working on the same promotion as his wife Jordynne Grace.

Alexxis Falcon was great & appreciated my support for her including wearing her t-shirt. She's a British wrestler to watch in 2022 in my opinion.

The Smoking Aces are really good guys & they've both liked etc my tweet about meeting them

Will be on WWE Network this Saturday at around 5pm

All Star Slam Wrestling, the oldest British Wrestling company have a lot of shows coming up around the country, details here https://superslamwrestling.co.uk/

Forgot to mention in my previous post Lana Austin. She's a heel now in progress & other promotions now but just like before when I've met her, she was really lovely and was more than happy to chat with me about various things

Progress Wrestling Chapter 128 that I went to on the 6th February is now on wwe network!!!!!! See if you can spot me

next wrestling show booked looking forward to this on

had a brilliant night at the home of wrestling the Hanham community centre on Saturday night watching Evolution wresting in front of a sell out of crowed of 150,

first match was Aluna Blue v Xia Brookside this was a real good match to start the show Aluna is so over as the number one female in the company and Xia was boo a lot as the northener after one of our own, Xia really played it up as the spoilt brat who was a big WWE star and to good to be in Bristol, they had an excellent match Aluna winning in the end, after the match Xia turned face and cut a great promo thanking the fans as it was her first independent match since the start of 2019 and she was so happy that the independent scene had survived covid,

2nd match was a 3 way for the heavy weight title, Liam Jones is the very over babyface champ and he was against to big bad heels in Brendan White and WWE's T Bone, all 3 worked the crowed to start with by taking it in turns to show off the belt, it was a hard hitting match with some very big moves for such big men it was inside and out side the ring, the heel worked together until the fell out giving Liam the chance to pin White and keep his belt very good match,

3rd match was for the EVW cruserweight belt between Dale Johnson and Harrison Bennett this was an unusual face v face match but before it could get going one of EVW big heels Leon Hendrix attacked the champ Johnson , the match got going after but the injured Johnson was not able to win a good match with so big high flying moves and Bennett was the new champ at the end they worked well together and should be a good rematch,

we then had the break with pic in the ring if u wanted ,

4th match was between PJ Jones and Aussie Sean Kustom the thunder form down under, this was the most fun match of the night with heel PJ really whipping up the fans with his cheeting Sean is an excellent high flyer and did a lot of big moves jumping around the ring, in the end PJ got the pin by putting his feet on the rope the ref didn't see it

the main event was for the tag belts between the champs EVW own GL2 who have been champs for 180 days and the nasty heels from the big city the smokin Aces , they came out with they Progress wresting tag belts on and demanded to be introduced as the stars of the WWE network lol to say the fans hated them was an understatement if was an excellent match going 30mins so many great moves by both teams it was really hard hitting didn't know who was going to win, and in the end was a huge upset as the Aces won and left the new EVW tag champs, be interesting to see if they show the belts in Progress,

was a really good show i enjoyed every match if i could change on thing i would have had a face win in the 2nd half as it left the night end on a bit of a downer,
i was surprised that for a show at a fairly small arena had 4 wrestlers on who have been seen on WWE tv

Xia noticed me taking a pic and gave me a cheeky little pose, nice to see someone who made it to TV is still nice

(06-03-2022 14:04 )winsaw Wrote:  had a brilliant night at the home of wrestling the Hanham community centre on Saturday night watching Evolution wresting in front of a sell out of crowed of 150,

first match was Aluna Blue v Xia Brookside this was a real good match to start the show Aluna is so over as the number one female in the company and Xia was boo a lot as the northener after one of our own, Xia really played it up as the spoilt brat who was a big WWE star and to good to be in Bristol, they had an excellent match Aluna winning in the end, after the match Xia turned face and cut a great promo thanking the fans as it was her first independent match since the start of 2019 and she was so happy that the independent scene had survived covid,

2nd match was a 3 way for the heavy weight title, Liam Jones is the very over babyface champ and he was against to big bad heels in Brendan White and WWE's T Bone, all 3 worked the crowed to start with by taking it in turns to show off the belt, it was a hard hitting match with some very big moves for such big men it was inside and out side the ring, the heel worked together until the fell out giving Liam the chance to pin White and keep his belt very good match,

3rd match was for the EVW cruserweight belt between Dale Johnson and Harrison Bennett this was an unusual face v face match but before it could get going one of EVW big heels Leon Hendrix attacked the champ Johnson , the match got going after but the injured Johnson was not able to win a good match with so big high flying moves and Bennett was the new champ at the end they worked well together and should be a good rematch,

we then had the break with pic in the ring if u wanted ,

4th match was between PJ Jones and Aussie Sean Kustom the thunder form down under, this was the most fun match of the night with heel PJ really whipping up the fans with his cheeting Sean is an excellent high flyer and did a lot of big moves jumping around the ring, in the end PJ got the pin by putting his feet on the rope the ref didn't see it

the main event was for the tag belts between the champs EVW own GL2 who have been champs for 180 days and the nasty heels from the big city the smokin Aces , they came out with they Progress wresting tag belts on and demanded to be introduced as the stars of the WWE network lol to say the fans hated them was an understatement if was an excellent match going 30mins so many great moves by both teams it was really hard hitting didn't know who was going to win, and in the end was a huge upset as the Aces won and left the new EVW tag champs, be interesting to see if they show the belts in Progress,

was a really good show i enjoyed every match if i could change on thing i would have had a face win in the 2nd half as it left the night end on a bit of a downer,
i was surprised that for a show at a fairly small arena had 4 wrestlers on who have been seen on WWE tv

Great to hear this winsaw. Have seen and met some of the wrestlers myself. Smoking Aces & T-Bone at promotions up where I am in Greater Manchester

Off to Worcester to see an excellent card from evolution wrestling tomorrow,
Bit off my normal patch but am up north earlier in the day and can stop off on way home,
be interesting to see who comes in to try to win the next gen world title from other companies, its good to see Evolution getting the chance to use it,
the world belt looks exactly like the old Vendetta Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Championship belt from the USA i notice, need to find more info on it,