TNA new boy Eric Bischoff has just set up his own Facebook page, he has made some interesting comments on the product, wrestlers and future ideas, check it out:
See Eric Bischoff, Controversy on Facebook for details.
Friday, 26 February 2010
Sting and TNA
Reports are sayiong that former TNA champ Sting (last seen watching the January Impact! from the rafters of the arena) is being mentioned very little at present within TNA.
Sting missed a few tapings and PPVs recently, this is said to have upset current head men Eric Bischoff and Hulk Hogan.
Sting missed a few tapings and PPVs recently, this is said to have upset current head men Eric Bischoff and Hulk Hogan.
Wrestling.ie pics from live show Feb 19 2010
Here are some pics taken at the recent Wrestling.ie show I attended and reviewed right here.
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Shannon Mooore to TNA!
according to various sources, ex-WWE star and good buddy of Jeff Hardy Shannon Moore has signed with TNA. Even Dixie Carter has let this one slip via her Twitter account.
Of course signing Moore could be a good move, he was the reason Jeff Hardy appeared on TNA TV and could help Jeff choose TNA over the WWE when he can wrestle again.
Of course signing Moore could be a good move, he was the reason Jeff Hardy appeared on TNA TV and could help Jeff choose TNA over the WWE when he can wrestle again.
Saturday, 20 February 2010
Wrestling.ie review
Wrestling.ie offer up a wrestling A-Z
By Phil Allely
Whilst we all love it when the WWE or TNA three ring circus comes to the UK/Ireland (for a series of live shows) it’s always good to remember that whilst the big two are only here a few times a year, there are many small time local Indy promotions who plug away each and every week to give us all our wrestling fix, each one hoping to win our attentions and support.
Wrestling.ie is a fledgling promotion based in Northern Ireland, with just over a year under their belt so far.
The company are currently touring towns in NI offering Irish fans the chance to see some homegrown/US influenced grappling.
I caught up with them as they opened the tour off in Lisburn, County Antrim, with a charity show in aid of Multiple Sclerosis. The 250 fans in attendance were pumped up for a night of highflying and faced paced action, as the posters promised and they certainly got it.
The show featured a nice mix of singles matches, gauntlet style brawls and a over the top battle royal, the real story was that the promotion did exactly what it said it would on it’s promotional material. Young in-ring talents like Duncan Disorderly, Bingo Balance and Shawn Maxer may not be on TV each week or household names like their big league counterparts, but they do have the ability and experience to perform at their level, pulling off some spectacular moves and storytelling both in and out of the ring.
As organiser Stephen Muldoon told me ’What we want to do is offer family-based sports entertainment, give the older fans some flashy moves and high-spots, whilst keeping the kids entertained with some good old fashioned face/heel characters and storylines’.
One of the biggest obstacles Indy wrestling promotions have to overcome is badly organised competition who offer inferior products and poor performances. ‘One thing we find is that if a company has been to town before us and stuck the picture of say someone like Hulk Hogan etc on their posters and went on to basically rip off the fans (with their card), it’s tough for a genuine company like us to win their support back again.’ ‘It’s an unfortunate situation, but we have to live with it.’ Said Stephen.
With stars such as Brutus Magnus, Doug Williams, Drew McIntyre and Sheamus all riding high in the WWE and TNA today , it’s sometimes hard to believe that they started off in small local shows run by companies such as Wrestling.ie, perhaps some day we can say we saw the newest UK star to sign for the WWE live in our local leisure centre, a few years before he made the big time?
Visit www.wrestling.ie for full details of the companies roster and tours.
Friday, 19 February 2010
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
wrestling.ie
This week Wrestling.ie start their latest tour of Northern Ireland, you can get all of the details on their website www.wrestling.ie
I've pasted a link to the site, tickets for Feb 19 in Lsburn are £10 or £12 on the door, there are even family tickets too, they really need your support and the night will be blast I'm sure, I'll be there, so should you.
My review will be here after the show.
http://www.wrestling.ie/
Phil
I've pasted a link to the site, tickets for Feb 19 in Lsburn are £10 or £12 on the door, there are even family tickets too, they really need your support and the night will be blast I'm sure, I'll be there, so should you.
My review will be here after the show.
http://www.wrestling.ie/
Phil
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