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UK Scene #249

Welcome to the interactive UK Scene with things a little bit more settled after the 1PW debacle, we can concentrate on the local companies that bring British wrestling to the United Kingdom…

Welcome to the interactive UK Scene with things a little bit more settled after the 1PW debacle, we can concentrate on the local companies that bring British wrestling to the United Kingdom.

It appears that Luton may be the next area to suffer the phenomenon known as federation wars as UK Scene newcomer Peter Stanisforth becomes the victim of a prank email attack. Though I won’t divulge the contents of the prank mail, suffice to say that the author was not only insulting to Peter, but some of the wrestlers booked on the show.

Now promoters are one thing, they are the public front and commander of a wrestling federation and should expect criticism from people, especially the paying fans.

If the author is reading this then leave the talent out of your arguments with any promoter, keep your war clean if you insist on it. Always remember, in wrestling, whatever you say about someone always gets to them in the end.

What we do care about in all aspects of the UK Scene is your opinion, especially the paying punter, so if you have a say you are more than welcome to express it, whether it is a popular opinion or not.

South

IPW:UK has announced their next shows:

Battle One!” Saturday 11th February at The White Oak Leisure Centre, Swanley, Kent

  • Number One Contenders Match For IPW:UK Tag Team Titles: The Dragon Hearts
    (Spud & Dragon Phoenix) vs. ?
  • Ashley Reed vs. a FWA wrestler (as picked by Greg Lambert)
  • Maximum Head (Max Voltage & Dan Head) vs. The Kartel (Sha Samuels &
    Terry Frazier)
  • Martin Stone vs. The FWA’s Charlie Rage

Battle Two!” Sunday 18th February at Orpington Halls in Orpington, Kent

  • Martin Stone vs. a FWA wrestler (as picked by Alex Shane)
  • IPW:UK Tag Team Titles: Swiss Money Holding (Ares & Marc Roudin) vs.
    the winners of the “Battle One!” Contenders Match.

ACW have announced their next show “Over The Tope 2007“, held at the Hitchin Town Hall in Hitchin, Hertfordshire on Saturday, February 24th.

Card reads:

  • ACW Heavyweight Title: Brendon O’Shea (c) vs. Brian Braddock
  • ACW Tag Team Titles: The Players Club (c) vs. Bull Harley & Sam Steel
  • 30 Person Royal Rumble:
    1. Samson
    2. DOA
    3. Bull Harley
    4. Steve Andrews
    5. Matt Naylor
    6. King Ferral
    7. Wheeler
    8. Inferno
    9. Damon Kruiz
    10. Rich N’Famous
    11. Lewis Cooper
    12. Tank
    13. Blue Lighting
    14. Kev Kurtis
    15. Paul McSherry
    16. Sam Steel
    17. Frantastic
    18. The Cowboy
    19. Steve’O Pallo
    20. Crawling West
    21. Living Proof
    22. Shaun McCutcheon
    23. Mia
    24. Vyper
    25. Kyle Kraze
    26. Kid Regis
    27. ?
    28. ?
    29. ?
    30. Brendon O’Shea or Brian Braddock

East

WAW have updated the card for “King of the Ring” on Sunday 11th February at the Marina Centre in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

The show will feature a 8 man tournament to crown WAW’s King of the Ring, entrants are: Zak Zodiac, Steve Quintain, Ricky Knight, Kraft, Nick Aldis, Jimmy Star, Dark Angel Ashe and Chris Reynolds.

Midlands

NBW have updated the card for their next show “Full
Circle
“, held at the Notts County Football Ground in Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire on Sunday 18th February.

Currently announced matches are:

  • El Ligero & Fat-Boy Slim vs. Kris Travis & The Northern Alliance
    (Sash & Nitrus)
  • Paul Malen vs. Chebby
  • Imperial Dragon vs. Stealth
  • Open Challenge by Stephanie
  • NBW Middleweight Title: Dave Fraiser (c) vs. Stiro
  • Ross Jordan vs. British Born Steel
  • NBW Tag Team Titles: Stixx & Bubblegum (c) vs. Killer Instinct (Tiger
    X & Angelblade)

Training

If you are interested in becoming a professional wrestler, we are here for you on the Talk Wrestling Online Forums, with a comprehensive list of training schools throughout the UK and now with links to suppliers of wrestling gear too! See how good we are to you?

And Finally…

I was told that there was a BBC program the other week about the rise in popularity of British wrestling. Apparently more and more people are going out to see shows, which is a commendation for the hard work a lot of promoters and wrestlers put into their craft, yes, we are light years behind the Americans, however, it seems we’ve got to keep on plugging, the next generation of wrestlers are starting to come through and shine and let’s hope there will be a lot more coming out of the woodwork this year!

Don’t forget to interact with the UK Scene, I can still read your comments and questions and involve people in your thoughts through the UK Scene forum.

Take care.

Saz