Irish Promotions' Thread Info & Results

Irish Stunner · 02-07-2009 12:06PM

littleman wrote: »

If you look back at a few posts back it says that cj is going back to the states for the summer with marjus j and there ref and that number is his actual number.

wel if it is his actual number then that gives people the chance to talk to him direct don t it ? ? ? so why does every one assume things about him instead off asking him like a normal grown up person would do . As far as i know cj is a full time wrestler well thats what i picked up from his bebo page (unlike most irish wrestlers he does not only have a match here and there) . He wants to make one company irelands top promotion so that explains why he keeps his talent exclusive to his promotion (he said this on here) As far as i know he runs seasonal shows over here the spring tour is between march and june and the other is some time later on in the year and during the summer his talent travels abroad. and i know this cause i text the number and asked. . . . . .

Irish Stunner · 02-07-2009 12:13PM

sorry just seen your question there . No I dont work for Northside I was just at a couple off shows an ffpw a few cpw a iww and a couple off Northside and i just think Northside is the better promotion.
I dont mean to promote i just kind off looked into things and gathered information as well as contacting Northside and asking for information . I admit i sound biased but i was one to always route for the underdog and on boards Northside seems to be the underdog . .

Luas Lane · 02-07-2009 01:35PM

I have no issue what so ever with the mods, i was just wondering why one guy was banned for insulting and others were not? Its a fair question. To be honest theres way to much insulting going on on this forum and it looks to me as an outsider looking in that its just guys with notting better to do with their spare time slagging people they probably dont even know. Thats why i just found it weird that Leggo was the only member banned. Just my thoughts.;)

littleman · 02-07-2009 01:43PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

wel if it is his actual number then that gives people the chance to talk to him direct don t it ? ? ? so why does every one assume things about him instead off asking him like a normal grown up person would do . As far as i know cj is a full time wrestler well thats what i picked up from his bebo page (unlike most irish wrestlers he does not only have a match here and there) . He wants to make one company irelands top promotion so that explains why he keeps his talent exclusive to his promotion (he said this on here) As far as i know he runs seasonal shows over here the spring tour is between march and june and the other is some time later on in the year and during the summer his talent travels abroad. and i know this cause i text the number and asked. . . . . .

Well so is sean south a full time wrestler if you look at what hes done,but with cj once he goes away northside closes down until next march or sometime which means the wrestlers he has signed with him cant wrestle anywere else unless he gets them booked but dont take me up on that cause im not 100 per cent sure on that one,unless cj comes on here and explains but thats not for me to say on either and on the price i paid for training with ck i paid 240 which is what beginners pay but what i found out bout ffpw from ppl i drink with who train there that its only 15 euro per session and if youve been to a friends and family show you'll no what there gym is like.

Irish Stunner · 02-07-2009 02:46PM

littleman wrote: »

Well so is sean south a full time wrestler if you look at what hes done,but with cj once he goes away northside closes down until next march or sometime which means the wrestlers he has signed with him cant wrestle anywere else unless he gets them booked but dont take me up on that cause im not 100 per cent sure on that one,unless cj comes on here and explains but thats not for me to say on either and on the price i paid for training with ck i paid 240 which is what beginners pay but what i found out bout ffpw from ppl i drink with who train there that its only 15 euro per session and if youve been to a friends and family show you'll no what there gym is like.

Sean South was on here saying he just got his first coaching so i would say he is still in college and not wrestling full time prob gets booked alot but is not doing it for a living.
there you go again assuming saying your not a hundred percent sure if your that interested you have the number ring and ask him. Whywould he come on and explain he advertises here if you go to the shows you get more than enough info try leaving your computer for a while in your free time you will be suprised what you find out.
so you paid 240 and quit cause off work commintents i think thats just a cop out if sean south can go to college wrestle full time as you say it and find time to train lads then you could off found time to work and train.
And my point exactly whats more professional a qualified trainer or people you drink with ? ? ? I know in my case i would be questioning training thats only 15 euro a session as ffpw sees they have big rent to pay so take anyone in weather they have an interest or not to pay the bills thats my opinion. I think Cjs price is so high cause he want the people who are really interested and not just people who will waste his time .

orestes · 02-07-2009 03:54PM

Luas Lane wrote: »

I have no issue what so ever with the mods, i was just wondering why one guy was banned for insulting and others were not? Its a fair question. To be honest theres way to much insulting going on on this forum and it looks to me as an outsider looking in that its just guys with notting better to do with their spare time slagging people they probably dont even know. Thats why i just found it weird that Leggo was the only member banned. Just my thoughts.;)

PM the mods or start a Help Desk thread. End of discussion. Do not derail this thread any further with this line of conversation.

Irish Stunner · 02-07-2009 04:14PM

slicus ricus wrote: »

Straight question, do you work for Northside? You constant promoting/ defending of them in this thread and your dissmissal of every other promotion would give the impression that you do.

I have never seen Thunder Titan wrestling in person (only clips on tape) but I would find very hard to imagine that he is a better worker than Sean South, as in my mind Sean South is one of the best workers in the country - the volume of international and Irish bookings he receives back up my opinion to be fair. Just to clarify, I am not one of Sean South's "buddies" either, so my opinion is perfectly impartial.

I do not work for northside and have nothing to do with northside just a supporter off them.
In your opinion sean south is the best in mine thunder titan is you should maybe go see Titan live and see what you think cause you only get half the experience on the video clips.
you have your opinion i have mine so we agree to disagree no need to be at each other all the time about it

FFPW_Dean · 02-07-2009 04:20PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

I know in my case i would be questioning training thats only 15 euro a session as ffpw sees they have big rent to pay so take anyone in weather they have an interest or not to pay the bills thats my opinion. I think Cjs price is so high cause he want the people who are really interested and not just people who will waste his time .

1. Training costs this much because FFPW has defied inflation, training costs the same now as it did when Paul Tracey & Fergal Devitt opened the NWA Ireland facility (which was the forerunner to the FFPW gym) all those years ago.

2. This price is easily in line with the rent of the FFPW facility because we have plenty of members who attend training regularly, we have a large gym which can accomodate all of them training at once as well.

3. I believe the training price that cj summers offers is in line with the type of tuition you would be offered in america, a large lump sum so that even if you dont come back, the school still has your money. Not slaggin off summers here, just that's the way the american pricing scheme comes off to me.

4. At FFPW, your first training session is free of charge as a trial period. So if you quit after one week because wrestling isn't for you, you're not out of pocket. Therefore your argument that we'll take anyone in regardless of interest just to pay bills is null and void.

Hope this clears up any confusion.

News:

Fergal Devitt is flying back to Japan today to resume active duty for NJPW after his time at home between tours. Devitt narrowly lost out in the final of the annual Best of Super Junior tournament to Koji Kanemoto recently. This was a large step for Devitt as he missed out on the 2007 & 2008 BOSJ through injury. We at FFPW are extremely proud of Devitt and hope that he continues to make us, and Ireland's wrestling scene extremely proud.
We would like to extend our congratulations to Sheamus O'Shaunessy for recently debuting on WWE's 'ECW' brand. We hope Sheamus can do well and spread awareness of the Irish wrestling scene globally in the same way Fergal Devitt has done in the past.
Sean 'Maxer' Brennan & Paul Tracey will be competing for Sports Entertainment Wrestling this Friday & Saturday in Portadown, Northern Ireland. We wish them the best of luck.
Training takes place on Sunday, 12pm until 6pm, €15 for the session. Hope to see some of you there.

slicus ricus · 02-07-2009 04:26PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

Sean South was on here saying he just got his first coaching so i would say he is still in college and not wrestling full time prob gets booked alot but is not doing it for a living.

How is the fact that he's not doing it for a living relevant? The guy (along with a few others on the irish scene) is still getting regular bookings, as many as CJ Summers gets (if not more).

Irish Stunner wrote: »

there you go again assuming saying your not a hundred percent sure if your that interested you have the number ring and ask him. Whywould he come on and explain he advertises here if you go to the shows you get more than enough info try leaving your computer for a while in your free time you will be suprised what you find out.

Northside is CJ's promotion: therefore the responsibility is on him (or one of his representatives) to answer questions here, rather than the responsibility being on any of us to direct questions in a format that suits him better than this forum!

Irish Stunner wrote: »

I know in my case i would be questioning training thats only 15 euro a session as ffpw sees they have big rent to pay so take anyone in weather they have an interest or not to pay the bills thats my opinion. I think Cjs price is so high cause he want the people who are really interested and not just people who will waste his time.

Why would you question ffpw's training on the basis that it costs €15? Have you trained with them or something? You really ought to look into the facts before making a statement like that! Ffpw was set up by Fergal Devitt and Paul Tracey and has produced the likes of Sean Maxer Brennan, Paddy Morrow, Justin Shape to name but a few. From what I know of them, these guys still attend regularly and Fergal Devitt conducts training whenever he's back from Japan. Ffpw have been operating in the same facility for a number of years and therefore appear perfectly capable of covering their overheads. I would imagine that if Northside charged €15 per week to trainees, they too would be able to cover their overheads! You see what i'm getting at...

Irish Stunner wrote: »

In your opinion sean south is the best in mine thunder titan is you should maybe go see Titan live and see what you think cause you only get half the experience on the video clips.

I didn't say that Sout was the best, I said I thought he was one of the better workers in Ireland, which is shown by the number of bookings he gets and that I would find it hard to imagine that a guy who has worked a handful of matches this year could be a better worker.

Irish Stunner · 02-07-2009 07:01PM

Cj is at it fifteen years aint he is that not more booking than the rest. And no offence to cj but he aint in great shape so wrestling ability is what he must get booked on

I am not answering northside questions just giving my opinion all i said was if you were that interested in finding out answers i have the number i got at the show give it a ring and you will get the information you require

Paddy Morrow is the only ffpw wrestler i have seen and have been impressed with. Fergal is a household name so i can assume he is what you say he the rest i don t think are that good . And my assumptuion on the 15 euro training is that you pay for what you get thats what i was always thought.

as i said in your opinion its south in mine its titan im going to ask you once again can we not just agree to disagree on this one

these are my answers to you riclus .

and a question to you do you work for ffpw with your constant defending off them i am beginning to think you do .

Irish Stunner · 02-07-2009 07:14PM

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3. I believe the training price that cj summers offers is in line with the type of tuition you would be offered in america, a large lump sum so that even if you dont come back, the school still has your money. Not slaggin off summers here, just that's the way the american pricing scheme comes off to me.
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I just think summers is a business man and thats what wrestling is a business people seem to forget that . At the end off the day its all about making money summers is out straight about this where as other schools are
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4. At FFPW, your first training session is free of charge as a trial period. So if you quit after one week because wrestling isn't for you, you're not out of pocket. Therefore your argument that we'll take anyone in regardless of interest just to pay bills is null and void.[/quote]

it can take longer than a week to see if someone is interested or not. thats all i have to say im just been caustious hey if ffpw is cheaper and better than why not go there by all means i would just be cautious with my money and remember that you pay for what you get . i would like to ask summers and you dean when do you know your a quailified wrestler ? have you got a course plan or is it the same thing every week ?

The Cannibal · 02-07-2009 07:44PM

Pretty much any competent wrestler in Ireland could be a trainer really as long as they have a head on how to instruct. Some would be better than others of course. You only have to show how to do the fundamentals that every wrestler should know how to do and then after that training really boils down to constant repetition of those fundamentals until the trainee's themselves are competent. Once they can put all those fundamentals together in a coherent match that tells a story unassisted, then they're a wrestler.

The things that make people great wrestlers are picked up over the progress of a career. Some are natural atheletes that take to it like a fish to water and some need a bit of development in front of live crowds before they start to piece their own bigger picture together.

All this "my trainer is better than yours" nonsense is just willy waving really. As long as the guy is a competent wrestler who can instruct, the more important things to look at I feel are the enviroment around the place and what facilities are provided.

One trainer may make you do 100 more hindu squats than the other, or another may focus more on character aspects and psychology but the art of it is the same no matter what and if they know how to teach it, it doesn't really make a difference if it's CJ Summers, Sean South or Bret Hart. At the end of it all, they can only give you a toolset, it's up to yourself to expand upon it and become better.

slicus ricus · 02-07-2009 10:15PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

and a question to you do you work for ffpw with your constant defending off them i am beginning to think you do .

No, I certainly do not, nor do I work for any wrestling promotion. I don't want to give away my anonimity here so i'll be careful with what I say. I have trained with ffpw in the past and I also did training sessions with Summers in the past. I think it's clear from my posts what my opinion on each school is. Just to say also, I havn't been involved in wrestling in a number of years and as a result, I don't have any ties with any promotion. All i'm doing here is giving my unbiased opinion.

FFPW_Dean · 02-07-2009 10:18PM

1. it can take longer than a week to see if someone is interested or not. thats all i have to say im just been caustious hey if ffpw is cheaper and better than why not go there by all means i would just be cautious with my money and remember that you pay for what you get 2. i would like to ask summers and you dean when do you know your a quailified wrestler ? have you got a course plan or is it the same thing every week ?

1. I didn't say that you find out if someone is interested within a week, but often people will come to training expecting one thing and getting something completely different. The amount of martial artists, athletes, bmx'ers, skateboarders, free runners, and just general people who I have seen that came into a wrestling school expecting it to be a walk in the park only to quit after the first session when their back hurts, their head is spinning, and they feel like they're going to **** their pants at any minute is staggering. That sounds a bit extreme, but it's honestly how I felt after my first few training sessions.
So therefore for those people, we offer a free first training session. If they think wrestling isn't for them they dont lose money, if they can hack it and continue, they obviously sign up & start paying for quality training.

2. Unfortunately there is no criteria for being a qualified wrestler. Is there criteria for being a qualified actor, football player, or dancer? You can be trained or educated in all of those, but I dont think there is an actual qualification, much like wrestling. In FFPW we train people, we teach them how to do things, when to do them and why to do them, and when management feel they are ready they will be put on shows in order to improve and showcase their skills. I assume there is a similar system in place in most wrestling training facilities, that's certainly the way in every facility I have visited & coached in.

Now seeing as wrestling is subjective to personal taste & opinion a lot of people can get away with passing themselves off as being some sort of trainer when there is no qualification in place at all to say such things, they are merely passing on things which have been taught to them on their travels by others. If you doubt the legitimacy of FFPW based on the fact that our training price doesn't make you starve then my rebuttal comes in the form of the lineage of where our training comes from.

Phil Boyd is our head trainer, he was trained by Paul Tracey & Fergal Devitt (who still assist in coaching in FFPW from time to time), these two were trained by Andre Baker & Gary Steele, Gary Steele was trained by Andre Baker, Steele is also a former NWA World Heavyweight Champion who has clashed with the likes of Shinya Hashimoto, Steve Corino, and wrestled all over the world before his retirement. In addition to this both Tracey & Devitt have spent time in the NJPW LA Dojo, and both have wrestled in Japan.

Another way to look at it is:
Phil Boyd is our head trainer, he teaches things which were taught to him by Fergal Devitt, Fergal Devitt wrestles for NJPW where he has wrestled and learned from the likes of Jado, Gedo, Tiger Mask, Koji Kanemoto, El Samurai, and Jushin Liger. In addition to this Devitt is a former two time IWGP World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champion.

In the past FFPW guest trainers have included: Andre Baker, Dru Onyx, Johnny Moss, Jon Ryan, Danny Garnell, Rocky Romero, Karl Anderson, and Dan 'The Beast' Severn.

All of this in addition to our regular trainers gives me just cause to say that FFPW can give you probably the best wrestling education in all of Europe.

Which in my view is why our members recieve more high quality international bookings than any other Irish training school, past or present.

Sorry for the rant, but I was on a roll!

Irish Stunner · 03-07-2009 08:21AM

FFPW_Dean wrote: »

1. I didn't say that you find out if someone is interested within a week, but often people will come to training expecting one thing and getting something completely different. The amount of martial artists, athletes, bmx'ers, skateboarders, free runners, and just general people who I have seen that came into a wrestling school expecting it to be a walk in the park only to quit after the first session when their back hurts, their head is spinning, and they feel like they're going to **** their pants at any minute is staggering. That sounds a bit extreme, but it's honestly how I felt after my first few training sessions.
So therefore for those people, we offer a free first training session. If they think wrestling isn't for them they dont lose money, if they can hack it and continue, they obviously sign up & start paying for quality training.

2. Unfortunately there is no criteria for being a qualified wrestler. Is there criteria for being a qualified actor, football player, or dancer? You can be trained or educated in all of those, but I dont think there is an actual qualification, much like wrestling. In FFPW we train people, we teach them how to do things, when to do them and why to do them, and when management feel they are ready they will be put on shows in order to improve and showcase their skills. I assume there is a similar system in place in most wrestling training facilities, that's certainly the way in every facility I have visited & coached in.

Now seeing as wrestling is subjective to personal taste & opinion a lot of people can get away with passing themselves off as being some sort of trainer when there is no qualification in place at all to say such things, they are merely passing on things which have been taught to them on their travels by others. If you doubt the legitimacy of FFPW based on the fact that our training price doesn't make you starve then my rebuttal comes in the form of the lineage of where our training comes from.

Phil Boyd is our head trainer, he was trained by Paul Tracey & Fergal Devitt (who still assist in coaching in FFPW from time to time), these two were trained by Andre Baker & Gary Steele, Gary Steele was trained by Andre Baker, Steele is also a former NWA World Heavyweight Champion who has clashed with the likes of Shinya Hashimoto, Steve Corino, and wrestled all over the world before his retirement. In addition to this both Tracey & Devitt have spent time in the NJPW LA Dojo, and both have wrestled in Japan.

Another way to look at it is:
Phil Boyd is our head trainer, he teaches things which were taught to him by Fergal Devitt, Fergal Devitt wrestles for NJPW where he has wrestled and learned from the likes of Jado, Gedo, Tiger Mask, Koji Kanemoto, El Samurai, and Jushin Liger. In addition to this Devitt is a former two time IWGP World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champion.

In the past FFPW guest trainers have included: Andre Baker, Dru Onyx, Johnny Moss, Jon Ryan, Danny Garnell, Rocky Romero, Karl Anderson, and Dan 'The Beast' Severn.

All of this in addition to our regular trainers gives me just cause to say that FFPW can give you probably the best wrestling education in all of Europe.

Which in my view is why our members recieve more high quality international bookings than any other Irish training school, past or present.

Sorry for the rant, but I was on a roll!

thats all well and good but i still stand by my opinion that after been to shows all round from ffpw to iww to cpw and to Northside that Northside are the better show and the better wrestlers .

Wrestlers like titan, insano , Lenny Hannah , John Jennings and lightening might not get as many bookings due to there unpopularity but they are certainly the better wrestlers on the Irish scene at the moment in my opinion . They are the Underdogs in irish wrestling and in my opinion will end up making the biggest impact . these lads get frowned apon and given a bad name cause they won t give in and work for other promotions and i think this is wrong .

I appericate the rant you give doe you go into detail and back everything you say up unlike other posters on this board and i respect you for that

slicus ricus · 03-07-2009 09:24AM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

Wrestlers like titan, insano , Lenny Hannah , John Jennings and lightening might not get as many bookings due to there unpopularity but they are certainly the better wrestlers on the Irish scene at the moment in my opinion . They are the Underdogs in irish wrestling and in my opinion will end up making the biggest impact . these lads get frowned apon and given a bad name cause they won t give in and work for other promotions and i think this is wrong.

You really think that's why they don't get booked elsewhere? For starters, Thunder and Lightning will be doing well to get booked by anyone other than Summers after what they did in CPW. Regarding the other guys, the problem they will face is that they are working for a relatively unknown promotion who lack contacts in Europe. All of the other promotions have built up lots of connections elsewhere. Just look at the places the iww guys have wrestled for example, it's no coincidence that a lot of them have been booked in the same promotions in England and Wales for example. A lot of the NWA/FFPW guys have been booked in Hammerlock and AWR among other promotions. Experience is a key factor in improving as a worker and the more matches guys get under their belt, the more they are likely to improve. Then, the more a guy improves, the more promotors will want to book him.

Madman Manson is an example of a guy who has gotten a huge amount of bookings, both through iww and on his own. As a result, he has become a household name on the UK indy scene and is improving all the time. The guy is seriously one of the best known guys on the scene over in the UK, just search for him in youtube and see the volume of vids that come up.

Irish Stunner · 03-07-2009 12:43PM

slicus ricus wrote: »

You really think that's why they don't get booked elsewhere? For starters, Thunder and Lightning will be doing well to get booked by anyone other than Summers after what they did in CPW. Regarding the other guys, the problem they will face is that they are working for a relatively unknown promotion who lack contacts in Europe. All of the other promotions have built up lots of connections elsewhere. Just look at the places the iww guys have wrestled for example, it's no coincidence that a lot of them have been booked in the same promotions in England and Wales for example. A lot of the NWA/FFPW guys have been booked in Hammerlock and AWR among other promotions. Experience is a key factor in improving as a worker and the more matches guys get under their belt, the more they are likely to improve. Then, the more a guy improves, the more promotors will want to book him.

fair play to mad man manison if he is getting out there thats good for him .

Madman Manson is an example of a guy who has gotten a huge amount of bookings, both through iww and on his own. As a result, he has become a household name on the UK indy scene and is improving all the time. The guy is seriously one of the best known guys on the scene over in the UK, just search for him in youtube and see the volume of vids that come up.

fair play to mad man manison if he is getting out there thats good for him .

On here people say I.W.W is on its last legs so why should he not branch out.

I thought Northside had connections thats why there lads were working Austria and America ? ?

I think there is two sides to the thunder and lightening story and we wont here there side cause if they came on here and gave it it is obivious who people would side with regaurdless off what they say but anything else you say i agree with just think Northside are good confident workers and they are just biding there time at the min building up all the cheap shot s all the comments and all the negativity thrown there way and will pretty much explode onto the scene and every one here will change there attitude to i was behind them from the start

slicus ricus · 03-07-2009 12:55PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

fair play to mad man manison if he is getting out there thats good for him .

On here people say I.W.W is on its last legs so why should he not branch out.

I completely agree, fair play to him. Not sure about iww being on its last legs though, think that's just rumour more than anything, but even still the irish scene can only benefit from lads getting experience working abroad.

Irish Stunner wrote: »

I thought Northside had connections thats why there lads were working Austria and America ? ?

In America, they have Summers own promotion, don't think CJ himself even works outside of that. I know nothing of the Austria connection, although fair play to them if they've made one because Austria has a good little scene with guys like Kovac and Chris The Bambi Killer (I think he may be FCW bound though)

Irish Stunner wrote: »

I think there is two sides to the thunder and lightening story and we wont here there side cause if they came on here and gave it it is obivious who people would side with regaurdless off what they say but anything else you say i agree with just think Northside are good confident workers and they are just biding there time at the min building up all the cheap shot s all the comments and all the negativity thrown there way and will pretty much explode onto the scene and every one here will change there attitude to i was behind them from the start

I'm sure there is another side to the story. However, there's no justification for no selling in the middle of a match, cutting an unplanned promo that buries the company and running out of the building with the belts and jumping into a get away car! I don't care what was done on them, you just don't disrespect the business like that.

FFPW_Dean · 04-07-2009 03:37AM

On Sunday, 5th July Paul Tracey will be hosting a special 2 hour training session of high intensity for advanced pro wrestlers only.

This session will be of the same style as the sessions in the NJPW LA Dojo and are not suitable for beginners or junior roster members.

Regular training will also take place for beginners & juniors while this is taking place, with a trainer for this group to be decided on the day.

Training starts at 12pm on Sunday and concludes at 6pm.
Anyone who is serious about learning the art & craft of professional wrestling from one of the original and best Pro Wrestling Coaches in this country is strongly advised to attend.

[end communication]

The Cannibal · 04-07-2009 02:43PM

FFPW_Dean wrote: »

This session will be of the same style as the sessions in the NJPW LA Dojo

Translation: We have too many trainee's, it's time to kill some of them. :P

Irish Stunner · 04-07-2009 09:52PM

FFPW_Dean wrote: »

On Sunday, 5th July Paul Tracey will be hosting a special 2 hour training session of high intensity for advanced pro wrestlers only.

This session will be of the same style as the sessions in the NJPW LA Dojo and are not suitable for beginners or junior roster members.

Regular training will also take place for beginners & juniors while this is taking place, with a trainer for this group to be decided on the day.

Training starts at 12pm on Sunday and concludes at 6pm.
Anyone who is serious about learning the art & craft of professional wrestling from one of the original and best Pro Wrestling Coaches in this country is strongly advised to attend.

[end communication]

sounds good ,

Irish Stunner · 04-07-2009 10:03PM

slicus ricus wrote: »

I completely agree, fair play to him. Not sure about iww being on its last legs though, think that's just rumour more than anything, but even still the irish scene can only benefit from lads getting experience working abroad.

In America, they have Summers own promotion, don't think CJ himself even works outside of that. I know nothing of the Austria connection, although fair play to them if they've made one because Austria has a good little scene with guys like Kovac and Chris The Bambi Killer (I think he may be FCW bound though)

I'm sure there is another side to the story. However, there's no justification for no selling in the middle of a match, cutting an unplanned promo that buries the company and running out of the building with the belts and jumping into a get away car! I don't care what was done on them, you just don't disrespect the business like that.

I have seen videos off cj working in other american promotions.
I also know that insano has worked Austria a couple off times and just take it that is through cj cause off the whole he tells his wrestlers where to wrestle type thing. glad we agree with something on the madman mansion situation

and on the whole thunder and lightening situation i will just say maybe desperate times call for desperate measures as far as i know Blake Norton gave them there break so maybe they never got on woith new management from the get go and you know how teens are not been able to talk about there problems so all this negative energy built up then the lads finnally exploded its just a classic case off boys will be boys and how does gerry know he will never draw in council again and that the company is finished they never even tried another show he could off used the lads he is using now for the ip shows and kept the ball rolling but he didnt so thats bad on his part to just roll over and die like that cause i feel with good promoting he could off did something but as the first iwp show and all cpw shows it was bad promoting . I was also just wondering who does the promoting is it just the promoter or does he have help ? ? ?

FFPW_Dean · 04-07-2009 10:04PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

is this offer open to any advanced wrestler or just ffpw advanced wrestler in the country ?

This offer is open to ALL Pro wrestlers in Ireland, no matter who they have previously trained under. Each participant will be assessed on a case by case basis to see if they are suitable for the standard of training.

Tomorrow folks, 12pm, be there or be. . . . I dunno somewhere else, your loss.

GerrySoul · 04-07-2009 11:12PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

I just wanted to post this up .
I realise im not very popular on here and that is because im strong in my beleifs and standing up for them. I realise I was a bit mean to Gerry Soul and things i said to him about his tala show and Gerry i want to apoligise for this i really do and i wish you the best in the future.
and to every one else on here i do not hold any personal problem with anyone just i am very honest and stand by everything i say sorry if anyone feels personally attacked by me that is not my intentions I like been on here and fighting my case cause i like a good discussion or argument from time to time don t we all so sorry if i offended anyone

Just going over the last few days now.......

Irish Stunner.....think nothing of it.......you have your own opinion as do i and thats cool. your posts are very interesting reading

slicus ricus · 05-07-2009 07:37PM

Irish Stunner wrote: »

and on the whole thunder and lightening situation i will just say maybe desperate times call for desperate measures as far as i know Blake Norton gave them there break so maybe they never got on woith new management from the get go and you know how teens are not been able to talk about there problems so all this negative energy built up then the lads finnally exploded its just a classic case off boys will be boys

Dude, would you mind using commas or some form punctuation, it would make your posts so much easier to read and interpret!! Anyhow, on the T&L thing, i've already given my opinion and tbh, nothing you can say is going to change it. There's just certain things that you don't do in pro wrestling, that's all I have to say about the matter.

Irish Stunner wrote: »

how does gerry know he will never draw in council again and that the company is finished they never even tried another show he could off used the lads he is using now for the ip shows and kept the ball rolling but he didnt so thats bad on his part to just roll over and die like that cause i feel with good promoting he could off did something but as the first iwp show and all cpw shows it was bad promoting.

This is the first I've heard of Gerry finishing up the company? I don't know Gerry at all (in fact i've never met the guy) but from what I read of his posts here, it appeared that he was going to continue with Irish Promotions. I may have missed a post or 2 though?

Irish Stunner wrote: »

I was also just wondering who does the promoting is it just the promoter or does he have help ? ? ?

It varies from promotion to promotion but generally a promotor would have a street team in place to put up posters and hand out flyers. They may have people in place to contact media sources or may wish to do this themselves.

Rawm2008 · 06-07-2009 02:09AM

SEW Results for the weekend, Portadown town hall

Night 1

Kings of the ring tournament

Quarter finals

Andy Simmons (W) vs JC williams (L)
Omen (W) vs Sean Maxer (L)
Silva Bullet (L) vs Bonesaw Mcgraw (W)
Paul Tracy (W) vs Massacre (L)

Semi finals

Omen (L) vs Andy Simmons (W)
Bonesaw Mcgraw (W) vs Paul tracy (L)

Finals

Bonesaw Mcgraw (L) vs Andy Simmons (W)

King of the ring winner : Andy Simmons

Night 2

Bonesaw Mcgraw (L) vs Paul tracy (W)
Sean maxer (L) vs Andy Simmons (W)
Omen (W) vs Silva Bullet (L)
Frankie Fever vs Jc Williams (no contest)

Main event an over the top rumble, with Andy simmons the victor.

FFPW_Dean · 06-07-2009 07:05PM

Some news from FFPW for the past week:

Paul Tracey & Sean 'Maxer' Brennan were in action for Sports Entertainment Wrestling on both Friday the 3rd & Saturday the 4th of July. Both gave a trememndous accounting of themselves on both shows which were held in Portadown, Northern Ireland.
Results from both shows can be seen above (with a slight correction, I believe Paul Tracey defeated Bonesaw McGraw on night 2 from other accounts). FFPW would like to congratule SEW on another well attended & well recieved show and look forward to sending Tracey, Brennan & other members of FFPW there in the future.

Congratulations are in order for Fergal 'Prince' Devitt as he recently captured the IWGP Jnr Heavyweight Tag Team Championship with his partner 'Funky Weapon' Ryusuke Taguchi. The duo beat the TNA Combo of the Motor City Machine Guns, Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin. This is Devitt's 3rd reign with this title, having previously held it twice with former partner Minoru. All at FFPW wish Devitt a long & successful reign.

On Sunday 5th Of July the Fight Factory was host to a special workout with Paul Tracey, all who attended were said to have thoroughly enjoyed the session & improvement in the standard of all of those who took part was observed.

This has been your fight factory update, stay classy internet!

IwWInfo · 07-07-2009 12:13PM

Last weekend IwW provided entertainment for a festival in Ennis, Despite the weather a great day of entertainment was had by all during the 3 shows.

Clare, Ennis,

Show 1

The Supermodel beat Working Class John

Mandrake defeated LA Warren

Show 2

LA Warren pinned Working Class John

#1 Contenders Match

The Supermodel overcame Captain Rooney

Show 3

Mandrake & The Supermodel ended in a DDQ after LA Warren interfered

Mandrake & Working Class John w/ Captain Rooney defeated LA Warren & The Supermodel

Also after many enquiries, IwW are pleased to announce our next training seminars which will be taking place this weekend in Dublin! The training will be taking place over 2 days, the details of which are below.

The special guest trainer for this seminar, will be none other than IwW International Heavyweight Champion Mandrake! Mandrake clearly has a wealth of experience after defeating more former WWE Superstars than any one else in IwW history, and now he is willing to share his knowledge with potential future stars of IwW.

Because of the current economic climate the price for these seminars will be just €20 per day, and this will also include a FREE IwW DVD and also, if wanted, FREE entry into the shows which follow on these days.

Spots are filling up fast so there are limited spaces available for these days, please contact iwwinfo@gmail.com to book & place or for more information.

The training details are as follows:

Saturday, July 11th
Raheny GAA Club
2 All Saints Drive
Raheny,
Dublin 5
Training from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock

Sunday, July 12th
Green Isle Hotel
Boot Road @ Newlands Cross
Training from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock

And finally congratulations to two time former IwW champion Sheamus O' Shaunessy who debuted for ECW last week & is having great success over in Austrailia during WWE's tour.

SWEATHOG · 07-07-2009 08:25PM

is it just me or do iww only ever post AFTER an event. not much use really. like that kevin thorne tour. never any info til its too late. maybe for the best

Bingo1 · 07-07-2009 09:00PM

Next Month?

Should that be August 11th and 12th at the Green Isle Hotel and Raheny?

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