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Former WWE Superstar Gangrel Revealed On IWTV’s “The Masked Wrestler”
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  Former WWE Superstar Gangrel revealed on “The Masked Wrestler” Season 2 of “The Masked Wrestler” has wrapped up and it was revealed that former WWE Superstar Gangrel took part in the cast! Gangrel competed in the 8-wrestler tournament under the disguise of “El Gato Blanco” dawning a white mask resembling a cat. “Man it was great being here and I had a lot of fun” – said Gangrel in his post-match interview after losing to “R.A.L.P.H.” the tournament winner. Gangrel’s ring worn mask of “El Gato Blanco” is now up for auction on eBay. The identity of R.A.L.P.H. has not been revealed and there is no word yet on when they will cash in on their guaranteed IWTV Independent Wrestling World title match. You can binge watch all of “The Masked Wrestler Season 2” now with your IWTV subscription. Who is El Gato Blanco? | IWTV’s “The Masked Wrestler” |
BREAKING: Beyond’s “Uncharted Territory” Returns In October
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BREAKING: Beyond Wrestling’s Uncharted Territory picked up for third season! Beyond Wrestling’s critically acclaimed series, “Uncharted Territory,” returns to IWTV this October. The third season of the weekly series will stream live on IWTV every Thursday night at 8pm ET, beginning on October 7th. Season three will consist of 13 episodes and conclude on December 30th. At the time of its debut in April of 2019, “Uncharted Territory” was the only wrestling show broadcasting live every week that was not produced by WWE. “There is no substitute for LIVE,” says Beyond’s Drew Cordeiro. “We have spent the last 18 months putting together a roster of the best young, unsigned athletes in pro wrestling. The first two seasons of ‘Uncharted Territory’ launched many careers into the national spotlight. Season three promises to be the most competitive yet. Our crowd in Worcester has the most important job in pro wrestling since they decide who will carry the industry into the future.” More details on the return of Uncharted Territory will be made available in the coming weeks. You can watch the first two seasons of Uncharted Territory any time with your IWTV subscription. What’s Streaming On IWTV? New On SmartMarkVideo.com! |
Palé Pro Wrestling Brings Josh Alexander, Ricardo Rodriquez And More To Arlington, TX On July 24
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Palé Pro Wrestling brings Josh Alexander, Ricardo Rodriquez, more to Arlington, TX on July 24!
Palé Pro Wrestling returns to action with “State of Emergency” at the 360 Elite Arena, 1600 Interstate 20 W, Arlington TX on Saturday, July 24 at 7 p.m., featuring international and televised pro wrestling stars from WWE, AEW and IMPACT Wrestling.
– Palé Pro Heavyweight champion Cam Cole defends his controversially won championship for the first time against AEW’s Master of the Tornado DDT, Fuego Del Sol.
– Impact Wrestling X-Division champion Josh Alexander vs. Izzy James.
– Magnificant Malico vs. MLW star Richard Holliday.
– Beastman Husk vs. Calvin Tankman.
– Gino Medina vs. Chimaera.
– Chandler Hopkins vs. Victor Benjamin.
– Gideon Vane vs. Kevin Lee Davidson.
– Mysterious Q vs. Chris Cruz vs. Jay Alexander vs. Muerte Infernal.
– Special appearance from former WWE announcer Ricardo Rodriquez and much more!
Get your tickets now at PalePro.com! You can also watch live on Fite.TV, at bit.ly/pale724 and titlematchnetwork.com!
Follow Palé Pro Wrestling at twitter.com/PaleProWrestlin, facebook.com/Paleprowrestling, instagram.com/paleprowrestling, and YouTube at bit.ly/paleyoutube.
MCW Pro Wrestling Returns July 24 With Lio Rush, Shane Taylor, Varsity Blondes
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MCW Pro Wrestling Returns July 24 with Lio Rush, Shane Taylor, Varsity Blondes!
MCWProWrestling.com – Live crowds return to pro wrestling in Maryland on Saturday, July 24 with MCW Pro Wrestling “Resurrection” at MCW Arena, 1000 Joppa Farm RD, Joppa, MD with a 7:30 p.m. bell time.
Former WWE cruiserweight champion Lio Rush and AEW’s Varsity Blondes will meet-and-greet with fans starting at 5:30 p.m.
So far announced:
– International star Sam Adonis takes on former MCW Heavyweight champion King McBride w/ Andy Vinberg
– MCW Rage TV championship match: Ring of Honor star Brian Johnson vs. Dante Caballero vs. Brandon Scott vs. Kekoa
– Also in action: Ring of Honor’s Shane Taylor Promotions, AEW’s Varsity Blondes and more.
Get tickets for July 24 at bit.ly/mcwreturns.
Catch up on the latest action from MCW Breakthrough and episodes of the MCW Cast and MCW’s Road Back on YouTube at bit.ly/mcwyoutube.
Follow MCW Pro Wrestling online at facebook.com/mcwprowrestling, instagram.com/mcwprowrestling, and twitter.com/mcwwrestling.
Flyer: bit.ly/flyer0724
Palé Pro Wrestling Returns To Arlington, TX With International Stars!
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Palé Pro Wrestling returns to Arlington, TX with international stars!
Palé Pro Wrestling presents “Pushing Limits” at the 360 Elite Arena, 1600 Interstate 20 W, Arlington TX on Saturday, June 19 at 7 p.m., featuring international and televised pro wrestling stars from WWE, New Japan Pro Wrestling, IMPACT Wrestling and Ring of Honor.
Palé Pro Heavyweight champion Sam Adonis defends against New Japan Pro Wrestling competitor Jeff Cobb.
Reality of Wrestling champion Cam Cole is challenged by IMPACT Wrestling talent Jake Something.
Mysterious Q faces off against Travis Titan.
Mike Bennett takes on Chandler Hopkins.
International and televised broadcasters Chris Russo and Phil Stamper will be on-hand calling the action.
Get your tickets at PalePro.com or watch online at Fite.TV at bit.ly/pale619!
Follow Palé Pro Wrestling online at twitter.com/PaleProWrestlin, facebook.com/Paleprowrestling, instagram.com/paleprowrestling, and YouTube at bit.ly/paleyoutube.
WrestlePOST – Pro Wrestling Under Your Thumb
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By Nicholas Jason Lopez
Armed with a background of both marketing and 20 years of restaurant management experience, RJ had worked for the West Coast Wrestling Connection (WCWC) as a referee, ring announcer and interviewer for five years. One of his last projects with The WCWC was to create an app for them.
Once their weekly television show came off the air this past December, RJ had an opportunity to move on. He figured, “Why not create an app for everybody?”
“That is one of the main reasons I did it,” said RJ. “Any database out there that I have found is messy and out of date if you’re looking for pro wrestling promotions, so I wanted to bring those two things together.”
Thus, the WrestlePOST app was launched in March 2019 with the purpose of being a tool for fans, promotions and wrestling talent to find each other, buy and sell gear, merchandise and equipment, as well as post and find other wrestling-related services.
“In the time I spent in wrestling getting to know the performers, if there is a struggle, it’s [for] independent contractors to market themselves and try to promote themselves and get booked,” said RJ.
WWE Stomping Grounds 2019 Preview/Predictions
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By Nicholas Jason Lopez
Stomping Grounds (Or Stomping Ground? We had to literally look at the poster to remind ourselves) comes at a time when main roster television has become uninspired at best. Is it just Lesser Super Showdown aka Less Than And Not Equal To WrestleMania?
It only made sense that last night, the WWE app accidentally let out a notification that the show was “about to begin,” clearly meant for tomorrow night. It was quite a “universal” problem (wink, wink).
We almost wanted it to happen yesterday, just so we can get it over and done with already.
The Wild Card rule continues to drag down Raw and SmackDown in quality and has made both shows feel the same. We have started to forget who is on which show now. What’s the point of a brand split then?
This probably has to do a little bit with SmackDown’s move to Fox in October. Maybe Creative has saved their best stuff for then, but it’s a chore these days to watch. Give us something. Anything.
Outside of the imaginatively hilarious and outlandish Bray Wyatt vignettes, the storylines have become immensely repetitive – Shane McMahon says stuff, Drew McIntyre is angry, Sami Zayn loses, Alexa Bliss is a disgruntled Starbucks customer, R-Truth loses the 24/7 Championship and wins it back (although not this week), Ricochet may or may not win his match and Baron Corbin is simply terrible.
You have not missed much outside of the aforementioned. Shame.
“Jimmy Jacobs Doesn’t Know” With Zach Gowen
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WWE WrestleMania 35 Preview/Predictions
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By Nicholas Jason Lopez
NXT TakeOver: New York (or TakeOver: Brooklyn V?) came, conquered and impressed everyone in all its glory.
300-pound Heavyweight Hanson performed a handspring back elbow and a top rope senton to the floor, Velveteen Dream was the GODDAMN STATUE OF LIBERTY and the main event between Johnny Gargano and Adam Cole delivered more wows than a summer blockbuster.
To be frank – WrestleMania will pale in comparison to its NXT counterpart and that’s to put it nicely, despite the fact that Mania will run more than twice the amount of time and contain more than three times as many matches.
Below are our predictions to shape Mania into a halfway decent show. If you’ve followed the Raw side (without falling asleep), the build has been abysmal while SmackDown has held themselves together better thanks to Kofi Kingston’s journey, but there are still some flaws here and there.
Let’s get to it.
WWE NXT Takeover: New York Preview/Predictions
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By Nicholas Jason Lopez
It has become yearly tradition that NXT trumps the main roster and this time around on professional wrestling’s biggest weekend, it’s set to happen again.
Two nights before WrestleMania graces New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium, NXT “takes over” Brooklyn’s Barclays Center (yet again) and if history’s doomed to repeat itself (again), we’re in for a treat.
Compared to WrestleMania’s overbooked 15-match extravaganza, TakeOver’s refined to five simple bouts.
We’ll give our preview and predictions below.
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