Welcome to the interactive UK Scene with your friendly neighbourhood Saz.
As predicted, things are pretty quiet this week, most people will be having their holidays and the wrestlers will be moving towards the camps to entertain them.
Make sure you support your local company, true wrestling fans go to enjoy wrestling and if you want to make your opinion heard, then there is always TWO to put your views across.
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.
Tally forth.
North
NPWA – Night of Champions 6
Friday 27th July 2007
Mr Earl’s Club, Earl Street, Ince, Wigan WN2 2EN
Doors Open 7PM Show Starts 7:30PM
Card:
- NPWA Tag Team Championship Match: Adrian Myers & The Fireball Vs The North-South Connection (Gary Wild & Jonny Storm)
- Lumberjack match for the new European Title: Xander Cooper Vs Enigma
- Women’s Championship Match : Pippa L’Vinn Vs Sensational Shelly
- Taylor Phoenix Vs Paul “Demo” Gibson
Info:
Plus: Darren Burridge, Andy Hogg, AC Kage, Angel D’Souza Adonis, NPWA Champion Paul “Flash” Andrews and many more.
More matches will be signed in the next few weeks.
PBW – Dangerous Minds
Saturday August 4th
Langside Halls in Shawlands, Glasgow.
Tickets are £8.
Card:
- Gary Cassidy & Sean South vs. ?
- Judge Jimmy James vs. Scott Renwick
- 1PW Open Weight Title: James Wallace (c) vs. Mike Musso
- Brad Fusion vs. Nathan Reynolds
SWA –Violation 2
Saturday 28th July
The Sir Matt Busby Sports Complex in Bellshill, Scotland.
Doors open at 6pm and bell time is 6:30pm.
Card:
- Conscience faces Boddingtons first trial
- Laird of the Ring Quarter Final Match: Wolfgang vs. William Grange
- Laird of the Ring Quarter Final Match: Majik vs. Darren Lewis
- NWA Scottish Title: Falcon (c) vs. Johnny Moss
South
RQW – Summer Brawl 2007
Saturday 11th August
The Mick Jagger Centre in Dartford, Kent.
Doors open at 6pm and bell time is 6:30pm.
Tickets are £15 Ringside, £10 General Admission and £6.50 Children (16 and under), .
Card:
- RQW Women’s Title: Wesna (c) vs. ?
- Jon Ryan vs. James Tighe
- RQW Tag Team Title Tournament – Semi-Final Match: Team Charming vs. The Dragonhearts
- RQW Heavyweight Title: Martin Stone (c) vs. Drew Galloway
- Plus Sweet Saraya will make a special appearance!
Info:
Tickets are available from the venue on 01322 291100 or from RQW’s website.
East
WAW
Hunstanton Town Hall in Hunstanton, Norfolk
Friday August 3rd.
Tickets are £10 Adults, £7 Children and £30 Family of 4.
Card:
- Summit Guest Match: Nick Aldis vs. Jimmy Starr
- Challenge Tag Match: Kraft & Sam Slam vs. Dark Angel Ashe & Chris Cougar
- Arron Frost vs. Scott Fusion
- Isak Rain vs. Zak Zodiac
Midlands
FCW – Under Siege
Sunday 29th July 2007
Baggeridge Social Welfare Centre, Lower Gornal
Doors Open – 7:00pm – Show Starts – 7:30pm
All matches are deemed correct at time of submission, but are subject to change.
Training
If you are interested in becoming a professional wrestling, 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 watching WWE for the first time in ages whilst eating my breakfast and realised that, possibly for the first time, the UK Scene has not really been affected by the downturn in mainstream wrestling interest.
I’ll be honest, WWE does not boast a plethora of Superstars anymore and usually that equates to kids finding interest in other sports to look for their role models. However, oddly, I have noticed that, on the occasions I have witnessed it, they get behind British heroes such as Jonny Storm, Tommy Gunn and the Hunter Brothers.
I’m sure there are more out there that are carving a path to the British public’s hearts.
I think this is due to the increasing amount of Journeymen that are coming through, people who will work for other companies and are not tied to one, this means that the arguments have lessened and more people get to see British talent across the country.
And that can only be a good thing.
Read my latest blog HERE.
Take care,
Saz