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What is Pro Wrestling Pride? Hello Everyone and welcome to another Blog today I want to talk to you all about a British Wrestling company that I have been going to see regularly over the past year that company is Pro Wrestling Pride. Pro Wrestling Pride is based in Devon and has been in existence since 2013 and been running shows in the Devon area Expanding out to Cornwall and Somerset also. Pro Wrestling Pride has a fantastic flow to their shows they pride themselves (no pun intended) on telling a story at their shows, making the matches make sense and giving the audience great story that they can get themselves into but also telling great physical stories in the ring through the matches. There is a tremendous roster in place filled with great talent these guys go out there and they all work so hard and have a drive and ambition to be the best they can be every single time From Super Bad Guys C2 Stable (Calum Cain, Tyler Hawke Josh Knott, Big

  The implosion of Pretty Marvellous   Danny (left) Mark (right)     Pro Wrestling Pride Pretty Marvellous the tag team of Danny and Mark Walsh have been a staple for Pro Wrestling Pride since its inception they have been singles competitors and Tag Team but always been a cohesive unit.   However…..   Pro Wrestling Pride Show on 25 tH May 2015 in Torquay proved to be maybe the last time we will see Pretty Marvellous as a team in the main event and in a shocking turn of events Mark Walsh decided he wasn’t going to help his brother and left Danny in a 2 on 1 situation vs The Lionhearts and as a result The Lionhearts became new Pro Wrestling Pride Tag Team Champions while Mark should there at ringside with his arms crossed an unwilling  to help his tag team partner. As a result Pretty Marvellous longest running tag team title reign of 161 days came to an end.     Danny Shaking Hands with The Lionhearts I was there live at the show and I   don’t feel that

My Thoughts on Jim Ross state of Wrestling Blog I think Jim wrote a fantastic blog on state of wrestling and i have been a Wrestling fan since i was 5 (now 29) I could really relate to it as what i used to see even in my lifetime isn’t what we see now. I am an avid listener to Ross Report Podcast and enjoying listening to Jim Ross every week talking Wrestling Business and talking to his guests about the sport and entertainment we all love. I saw a tweet from Jim on Sunday and it was his newest blog partially titled “Rant on Today’s Wrestling Business” You can read the full blog by clicking the link below http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/jr-asheville-nc-inglesadvantage-headlock-hunger-rare-rant-todays-wrestling-business-brethart also  check out Jim Ross "Ross Report" podcasts at www.podcastone.com/The-Ross-Report      Jim has 40 years of experience in the Wrestling business as Broadcaster/Announcer, Talent Relations, Business Management and so much

Want Attitude Era?...No You want Entertainment WWE The attitude Era - this is a defined period of time in WWE history between 1997-2008 where WWE went TV - 14 and had a very edgy and very over the top product where Wrestlers were more of an extension of themselves and they used more colourful language and mannerisms. It helped be the launching pad for many great stars including Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H, Mankind and many more. It also gave birth to a fantastic tag team division headed by The Hardy Boyz, Edge and Christian, Dudley Boyz, having amazing matches with Tables, Ladders and Chairs that redefined WWE and their tag team division at the time. these men had some of the best matches in wrestling history After WWE purchased WCW in 2001 and then ECW went out of business also they decided to change direction and look at a different way of doing things. Fans since 2008 have bemoaned the direction of WWE - they have been very vocal in say