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Irish Promotions Thread *Please read post 1* (*Mod Warning Post #3947)
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Should be interesting to see what sort of production tonight's show will have, I'd imagine being a proper venue that andrews lane should have some pretty decent lights,sound system.
unfortunately I find the all ages shows really awkward a lot of the time. the way the room is always so bright and everyone can see u, I like to hide!, im a freak like that
too many kids aswell.
I know obviously the kids are where they money's at but do you think there is a market in Ireland for a regular over 18s show?0 -
I definitely think there is, anyway. The research I've put in for my events suggests as much: there's a HUGE amount of over-18's out there who like WWE and, by extension, wrestling as a whole.
The thing I think Irish promotions need to really get is that they need to put on a good night altogether, not just a good show (and I think FTW will with the team behind it; unfortunately I couldn't go tonight as I was working). People need to leave thinking, "Wow, I wanna go back and do that all over again!" rather than "Fair play to the lads, they wrestled their arses off." On top of the show, the presentation needs to be right, as does location, value for money, how comfortable people are and how well their needs are catered for.
Only when all of the above are taken into account do people consider how entertained they are. Promotions also need to stimulate fans with creative and edgy booking of the show, to keep people coming back. I'm not saying they need to run big, complex storylines or anything; but people like wrestling for interesting characters, money matches that are well built and, of course, the athleticism and showmanship. So it needs to be well organised, well performed, but also have a bit of creative flair to stimulate fans.
If all of these are handled well, it's very doable. Like I said, I think FTW could easily crack that nut, and the fact they're also thinking about DJs, drink promos etc show they get the big picture element of it. I hope they get the turnout and good feedback to match their potential. 0 -
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Sammy
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Philly The Kid:
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Katey Harvey:
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