Dec 8, 2009
Dec 7, 2009
New facilities for NWA Force-1
NWA Force-1 Moves Training Facility
NWA/Force One Pro Wrestling is pleased to announce that they have moved to a new training facility at Spontaneous Sports, 6622 Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township, NJ.
Both Tommy Cairo and James Pillman of Force One made the move official in November, 2009. The move was necessitated by the increasing amount of students now attending the facility. Cairo was quoted as saying this move will be the most positive step they could take to ensure the bright future of the company.
As an extra incentive, Force One is offering a training special where you can essentially “try out” for 3 months, training at a reduced rate, in order to see if you have what it takes to make it as a pro wrestler.
NWA/Force One Pro Wrestling is pleased to announce that they have moved to a new training facility at Spontaneous Sports, 6622 Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township, NJ.
Both Tommy Cairo and James Pillman of Force One made the move official in November, 2009. The move was necessitated by the increasing amount of students now attending the facility. Cairo was quoted as saying this move will be the most positive step they could take to ensure the bright future of the company.
As an extra incentive, Force One is offering a training special where you can essentially “try out” for 3 months, training at a reduced rate, in order to see if you have what it takes to make it as a pro wrestler.
For more information on Force One's new facility and training special, call Force One at 732-604-9927, or at 609-513-5995.
Dec 5, 2009
NWA Mid-Atlantic presents: Summerville Slamboree
NWA Mid-Atlantic blends wrestling from the 80s, 90s, and beyond to form a truly unique experience for wrestling fans of all ages. Most of the events ran by Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling benefit the communities that they run in.
Ric Flair was doing meet and greets for the promotion before his commitments led him to Australia. However according to the MACW Website, Dusty Rhodes might be taking Flair's place. The American Dream is now being scheduled to return to the Mid Atlantic.
Buff Bagwell is the MACW Heavyweight Champion, Riki Nelson is the MACW Jr. Heavyweight Champion, and together they hold the MACW Tag Titles. Bobby Eaton holds the Hardcore title and Krissy Vaine is the Ladies Champion.
Ric Flair was doing meet and greets for the promotion before his commitments led him to Australia. However according to the MACW Website, Dusty Rhodes might be taking Flair's place. The American Dream is now being scheduled to return to the Mid Atlantic.
Buff Bagwell is the MACW Heavyweight Champion, Riki Nelson is the MACW Jr. Heavyweight Champion, and together they hold the MACW Tag Titles. Bobby Eaton holds the Hardcore title and Krissy Vaine is the Ladies Champion.
Summerville Slamboree card hasn't been updated yet, hopefully the card will be released but
scheduled to appear at this event: The "American Dream" Dusty Rhodes, Buff "The Stuff" Bagwell, The "Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff, The Rock n Roll Express, plus many other MACW Stars...Dec 4, 2009
NWA Main Event: Announces new Executive Producer
NASHVILLE, TN: NWA Main Event promoter, Mike Porter announced today that Atlanta based Bill Behrens would take on the role of Executive Producer of the NWA Main Event Television program beginning in early January 2010.
The NWA Main Event television program currently airs exclusively on the internet at www.nwame.com but Mike Porter believes that "with the addition of Bill Behrens and improvements we plan our television product should soon thereafter begin airing on various television stations in Tennessee & Kentucky", the promotion base for NWA Main Event.
Bill Behrens co-produced 100 consecutive episodes of the Nashville based NWA Music City Wrestling and NWA Worldwide Wrestling with promoter Bert Prentice beginning in 1997. That was followed by 329 consecutive episodes of NWA Wildside, the promotion that featured AJ Styles, Justice (Abyss), Hotstuff Hernandez, Ron Killings, Jimmy Rave and numerous other superstars and served as a WCW development territory. After NWA Wildside, Behrens began producing the television program for NWA Anarchy which has aired 203 episode to date in syndication and on the internet at www.nwaanarchy.net .
"I am excited to return to Nashville, and look forward to creating a strong Nashville based television program that I believe will become the area's destination for future wrestling superstars, and appointment viewing weekly for wrestling fans," said Behrens. He noted that "the promotion has a core base of strong wrestling talent in White Tiger, Matt Boyce, Will Owens, Mike Posey, Corey Hollis, and others ready to step up and get noticed, a talented editor, and strong support team."
The NWA Main Event television program is produced most Thursdays at 413 Veritas St in Nashville, TN. Next TV taping is December 10.
I occasionally tune into NWA Main Event via the web. Since the departure of Jason James, I feel the quality of the show has been devalued. They had some compelling characters like White Tiger and Shawn Shultz, but even the returning faces of Will Owens, Gary Valiant, or even Mike Rapada hadn't improved the show. So how will Bill Behrens improve the produce? Do you think this elevates Main Event television? Are you going to start watching? Please Leave a Comment and tell me what you think.
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