Irish Promotions Thread *Please read post 1* (*Mod Warning Post #3947)

@Charisteas: Not sure how much tickets are mate I'm afraid. But maybe the Dublin Coach option would be better. The Luas would go to Red Cow and bus it from there maybe. If someone in a group had a car, perhaps splitting the petrol costs would be more cost effective as parking in Naas on Bank Hol is free.

Hope some of you can make!

Yeah, yeah, yeah... . But don't forget that we have 2 huge shows coming up right here on the Emerald Isle.

Sunday April 15th
International Uproar!
6.30pm - Wolfe Tone Youth Club, Bray, Co. Wicklow
This show will feature talent from the Ireland, the UK and beyond. It will also be recorded for television in Japan and possibly the UK/Ireland.

Confirmed for the show are top Irish Talent NLW Champion "Suicide Machine" Paddy Morrow, Irish Tag Team Champions Team Mega, Shawn Maxer, Jordan Devlin and Paul Tracey. There will be a number of top talent on hand from overseas and no doubt a surprise or two aswell. Tickets €8 at the door.

Bank Holiday Monday May 7th
Bank Holiday bEaTDowN!
3.00pm - Moat Theatre, Naas, Co. Kildare
A Special Bank Holiday show here, featuring top NLW Talent including hometown lads Shawn Maxer, as well as "All Star" Anthony Idol. Also set to appear is NLW Champion "Suicide Machine" Paddy Morrow, Philly The Kid, Robbie Morrssiey and more.

Already signed for this show is Irish Tag Team Champions Team Mega defending against the young duo known as Team Epic. Rumour has it there will be a stipulation added to this match in the coming weeks.

Tickets for this event are on sale now from Moat Theatre Box Office for €12. Call now (045) 883030 to reserve seats.

INTERNATIONAL UPROAR IS TONIGHT!!!!!!
Wolfe Tone Youth Club, Vevay Road, Bray!
Doors open at 6.30pm, admission ONLY €8!

You won't get better value for the action you'll see tonight featuring top talent from Ireland and abroad including the return of PRINCE DEVITT in Tag Team Action.

Don't miss this show. It's gonna be a huge show which is being attended by representatives from the Zero-1 promotion in Japan to scout talent. In addition to this, it is also being recorded for television in Japan so we need a rowdy crowd

You'll see a host of talent from Ireland as well as alot of fresh faces from the UK and beyond. For the first time in years, Prince Devitt will reform his partnership with Paul Tracey as 'Team Ireland' reigns again.

See you all tonight!!!

The next FFPW gym show will take place on the 29th of April 2012 at 6:30pm live from the Fight Factory Pro Wrestling training school.

Already confirmed for the show is 3 massive matches...

'Scum of the Earth' Robbie Morrisey Vs. Sammy D

*Two of the best Junior Heavyweights in Ireland right now will go head to head in a challenge match ahead of crowning the 1st ever Irish Junior Heavyweight Champion this Summer.

Justin Shape Vs. B. Cool

&

Danny Butler Vs. D. Max

* Ahead of their big tag title match in the Moat Theatre in Naas on the 7th of May. Team Mega will square off against challengers Team Epic in singles competition.

Plus - Phily The Kid, Johnny Notaro, Kazza G, Rough Stuff, Jordan Devlin and more. Admission is only €2

deisedude wrote: »

Feck, didn't realise ye were in Galway. Ye coming back soon?

It may have been my fault I think I was meant to message someone from Galway about a show sorry!

I believe we will be! The venue loved having us so I will let you know (I swear)

www.facebook.com/irishwhipwrestling

MSW have announced an over 18s outdoor event according to their facebook...deadly!

"The Fibber Magee's show will take place in the Beer garden and is an outdoor event. It's on Saturday May 19th and starts at 7pm, it's an over 18's show. We will announce details on the card and tickets in s couple of weeks"

This will be awesome if it happens

Congratulations to everyone who took part in the Zero1 2 day training seminar over the weekend with the Zero1 owner Yoshiyuki Nakamura. Coached by Paul Tracey, it was a grueling and back breaking couple of sessions that saw Irelands best wrestlers along with some of Europes top talent impressing one of Japans highest thought of wrestling authorities. Mr Nakamura mentioned that the Irish style of training is the closest thing to the Japanese style he has seen. That is high praise considering the man travels the world scouting talent. The seminar even featured a cameo from NJPWs Fergal Devitt.

The weekend was topped off with a wrestling event with the participants from the seminar. Despite all of the wrestlers being beaten up and physically drained ,from what was without a doubt the toughest training seminar ever held in Ireland, the reports of the show say it had a couple of contenders for Irelands best wrestling match ever. Hopefully some more of Irelands wrestlers will benefit from this and follow Jordan Devlin, Sean Brennan and Paul Tracey to a stint with Zero1 Wrestling.

DCW coming back it not what we need for Irish Wrestling right now.Embarrassing stuff altogether.

The whole operation stank, with delusions of grandeur by the promoters and with their ridiculous self importance.The storlines /promos were absolute nonsense,the belts look like something I made from a cornflakes box when I was 8 and some of the performers were kids that look like they'd cry if in an actual fight.

There wasn't many people complaining about DCW untill the last few events, plus most of the best performers aren't wrestling anywhere anymore, so TBH I'd be happy to see them back either with DCW as I'm Dublin based or even in Cork. I think the Summer is going to be an interesting time for Irish Wrestling.

Below are some pics from the recent 'International Uproar' show in Bray Co. Wicklow.

The next NLW event takes place on Bank Holiday Monday, May 7th at 3pm in the Moat Theatre, Naas, Co. Kildare. Tickets are on sale for €12 from Box Office. Call: (045) 895111. In action will be:
~NLW Champion "Suicide Machine" Paddy Morrow
~Tag Champions Team Mega
~OMEN
~Dunkan Disorderly
~Shawn Maxer
~"Scum of the Earth" Robbie Morrissey
~Jordan Devlin
and many more! Great show guaranteed!
(Discounts are still available for Boards.ie members. Just Private mail me)





More pics are available on our facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/No-Limit-Wrestling/167386333293295?bookmark_t=page

Competition for 2 pairs of tickets to Bank Holiday Beatdown up for grabs on NLW facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/No-Limit-Wrestling/167386333293295?bookmark_t=page

NLW Bank Holiday Beatdown
Monday May 7th, 3pm
Moat Theatre, Naas, Kildare
Tickets on sale now. Phone Box Office for more info: (045) 883030

ok to make it clear to all this my opinion. i have no involvement with ccw other than designing a poster for the show. I also may add i'm not here to cause any arguements. I'm a fan of irish wrestling, and i say the more promotions the better to showcase the talent that the country has to offer and it means more choice for us the wresltling fan.

with that said, productionhead are you going to have a go at NLW for having thier tickets at 12 euro as well? they are charging that for the bank holiday show and i think its a fair enough price. 12 euro is not an outragous amount of money for a couple of hours of entertainment. I doubt you cry when you cough out up to 80 euro for a wwe show. yes wwe and an irish indy show is two very different things but the premise is the same. I'm no expert but anyone can work out that to put on a wrestling show costs money. ring transport, venue hire and more importantly paying the guys who go out and put thier bodies through hell to put on a show for the crowd.

lets say an average show draws 100-150 ppl and admission is a tenner. When all is said and done there is damn all profit made from what comes in at the door. Wrestling is a business and the idea of a business is to make money. I'm sure any rep from any of the irish promotions on here can back me up on that.

thats my opinion for what its worth. if you think its too much to pay for a ticket well you dont have to buy one. but if you are interested in going to the show to see what its about well drink 3 less pints on a night out and theres your price of admission.

Just to mention, we always try to keep the tickets to NLW shows prices as low as we possibly can. Remember, nobody in Irish Wrestling makes money. The financial winners from Irish Wrestling are the GAA halls, theaters, printers, insurance companies and van drivers!

The reason our tickets in Naas are €12 is because it's a theater, rather than a Hall so rent is more expensive. And for 12 quid, you're getting a show with great sound, and visually better than anything we could do in a GAA hall. With the production available in the theatre, it makes for a much better over-all show.

We're not "Lazy" either haha . Far from it. We don't put on as many shows anymore because it costs too much, simple as that. Not all our shows are in Naas. We held a show in Bray 2 weeks ago (tickets were €8). But the shows we put on, we put alot into them and try to deliver the best show we can.

I don't know the CCW guy, but i bet he's pouring alot of money into starting up his promotion. So I'm sure the ticket price is his way of trying to break even on his first show. I always thought a tenner is a fair enough price for a ticket for a wrestling show. In these times, maybe cheaper for a child. But when it comes to promoting in a theater, the price needs to be a little higher or else we'd be out of pocket. But it's not as if any of us are charging crazy money for tickets and driving around in brand new mercs from the profits

Anyway, I've said it before, if any boards members want a discount to our show in Naas, just PM me and i'll hook you up. It seems that not alot of posters here even attend Irish shows, which is sad. It would be great to get the support from true wrestling fans.

Anyway, thats my two cents. Over and Out!

NLW 'Bank Holiday Beatdown'
Monday 7th May - 3pm - Moat Theatre, Naas, Kildare (a half an hour from Dublin)
Tickets on sale from Box Office: (045) 88 3030 €12 each
*seats numbered so early booking is needed in order to choose the best seat available

THE BEST ROSTER OF TALENT IN IRELAND:
"Suicide Machine" Paddy Morrow (NLW CHAMP) ... Team MEGA (IRISH TAG CHAMPS) ... "All Star" Anthony Idol .... Shawn Maxer ... Sir Paul Tracey .... "Scum of the Earth" Robbie Morrissey ... Philly The Kid ... Pierre Marceau ... Jordan Devlin ... and more!