Progress Wrestling

Progress Wrestling
Founded 2011
Style Professional wrestling
Sports entertainment
Headquarters London, United Kingdom
Founder(s)

Jim Smallman (Owner)

John Briley (Owner)
Owner(s)

Jim Smallman (Owner)

John Briley (Owner)

Glen Joseph (Owner)
Website PROGRESSWrestling.com

Progress Wrestling (stylized as PROGRESS) is a British professional wrestling promotion that was established in 2011 by comedian Jim Smallman and events and comedy promoter Jon Briley, later to be joined in management of the company by actor Glen Joseph.[1]

History

The company was conceived by Jim Smallman and Jon Briley in 2011, who were both massive wrestling fans. Smallman is a big fan of "strong-style" wrestling, Japanese in particular, and Briley was Smallman's agent.[2] The pair decided to put on a wrestling show in London, as not many shows were being put on in the capital itself, featuring the type of wrestling that they would both like to watch. The pair then spent seven months putting their first show together. Smallman is also a huge fan of punk music, and the pair decided to emphasize the fact that it would be a London-based promotion with a punk rock vibe. They also were keen not be import-heavy, like other promotions, but to promote British talent. The pair eventually settled on The Garage in Islington for the venue, because of the size and also having a great reputation as a music venue. The Garage were also very supportive of what Smallman and Briley wanted to do, and the pair ran their first show on 25 March 2012.

After eleven consecutive sell out shows at the Garage, with the later shows drawing 350 fans, the promotion moved to the 700-capacity Electric Ballroom in Camden from Chapter Twelve in March 2014 for their second anniversary show where the sell outs have continued. To date PROGRESS has sold out all London Chapter shows at The Garage and Electric Ballroom.

The promotion have been reluctant to use "imports" (talent for which the UK is not their home or one of their homes). Colt Cabana was the first such talent to be included on a show as part of the debut show, Chapter One, in a losing effort to Loco Mike Mason. Ricochet has appeared twice for the promotion, losing to El Ligero at Chapter Six and in a triple threat with Mark Haskins and Zack Sabre Jr at Chapter Eleven. Adam Cole was the first non-European wrestler to register a win in PROGRESS, defeating Mark Haskins at Chapter Ten. Prince Devitt also appeared twice for the promotion, defeating Zack Sabre Jr at Chapter Thirteen and losing to Jimmy Havoc at the PROGRESS World Cup, his final match in the UK before signing with the WWE. Other talents that have appeared include Samoa Joe, Roderick Strong and Tommaso Ciampa—though Ciampa has established himself as a PROGRESS regular with seven Chapter show appearances. At Chapter 21, Adam Cole and Roderick Strong made their second appearances for PROGRESS by answering and later losing Sumerian Death Squad (Tommy End & Michael Dante)'s open challenge.

Though they have run most of their shows in London, in 2014 Progress held three shows at The Satellite Stage at the Sonisphere Festival, and in 2015 they appeared for five nights at Download Festival.[3] In December 2015 they began running regular shows at The Ritz in Manchester.[4]

It was announced that Chapter 36, to be held in September 2016, will now be held at the legendary Brixton Academy in London. This will be the biggest show PROGRESS have ever held, with a capacity of over 2000 people expected to attend.

It was also announced that at Chapter 29 on the 24th of April in London, Progress would host two qualifying matches for the WWE Global Cruiserweight Series.[5]

Events

2012

Title Venue Location Date
Chapter One: In The Beginning The Garage London, England 25 March 2012
Chapter Two: The March Of Progress The Garage London, England 24 June 2012
Chapter Three: Fifty Shades Of Pain The Garage London, England 30 September 2012
Chapter Four: The Ballad Of El Ligero The Boston Dome London, England 25 November 2012

2013

Title Venue Location Date
Chapter Five: For Those About To Fight, We Salute You The Garage London, England 27 January 2013
Chapter Six: We Heart Violence The Garage London, England 31 March 2013
Chapter Seven: Every Saint Has A Past, Every Sinner Has A Future The Garage London, England 19 May 2013
Chapter Eight: The Big Boys Guide To Strong Style The Garage London, England 28 July 2013
ENDVR:1 The Bedford London, England 1 September 2013
Chapter Nine: Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kick Me, Kill Me The Garage London, England 29 September 2013
ENDVR:2 The Bedford London, England 17 November 2013
Chapter Ten: Glory Follows Virtue As If It Were Its Shadow The Garage London, England 24 November 2013

2014

Title Venue Location Date
Chapter Eleven: To Fight War, You Must Become War The Garage London, England 26 January 2014
ENDVR:3 The Bedford, Balham London, England 2 February 2014
Chapter Twelve: We're Gonna Need A Bigger Room Electric Ballroom, Camden London, England 30 March 2014
ENDVR:4 The Bedford, Balham London, England 13 April 2014
Chapter Thirteen: Unbelievable Jeff! Electric Ballroom, Camden London, England 18 May 2014
ENDVR:5 The Garage London, England 29 June 2014
PROGRESS World Cup The Garage London, England 29 June 2014
Sonisphere Night 1 The Satellite Stage, Sonisphere Festival Knebworth, England 4 July 2014
Sonisphere Night 2 The Satellite Stage, Sonisphere Festival Knebworth, England 5 July 2014
Sonisphere Night 3 The Satellite Stage, Sonisphere Festival Knebworth, England 6 July 2014
Chapter Fourteen: THUNDERBASTARD Electric Ballroom, Camden London, England 27 July 2014
ENDVR:6 The Bedford, Balham London, England 7 September 2014
Chapter Fifteen: Just Because You're Paranoid, Doesn't Mean They Aren't Out To Get You Electric Ballroom, Camden London, England 28 September 2014
ENDVR:7 The Bedford, Balham London, England 2 November 2014
Chapter Sixteen: Very Very Very Breaky Breaky Breaky Bishi Bishiii Electric Ballroom, Camden London, England 30 November 2014

2015

Title Venue Location Date
ENDVR:8 The Garage London, England 4 January 2015
Chapter Seventeen: Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Electric Ballroom London, England 25 January 2015
ENDVR:9 The Bedford London, England 1 March 2015
Chapter Eighteen: The Show We Can't Call ProgressleMania for Legal Reasons Electric Ballroom London, England 22 March 2015
ENDVR:10 The Garage London, England 19 April 2015
Chapter Nineteen: Super Strong Style 16: Tournament Edition 2015 (Part 1) Electric Ballroom London, England 24 May 2015
Chapter Nineteen: Super Strong Style 16: Tournament Edition 2015 (Part 2) Electric Ballroom London, England 25 May 2015
Download Festival Night 1 Download Festival, Donington Park Castle Donington, England 10 June 2015
Download Festival Night 2 Download Festival, Donington Park Castle Donington, England 11 June 2015
Download Festival Night 3 Download Festival, Donington Park Castle Donington, England 12 June 2015
Download Festival Night 4 Download Festival, Donington Park Castle Donington, England 13 June 2015
Download Festival Night 5 Download Festival, Donington Park Castle Donington, England 14 June 2015
ENDVR:11 The Garage London, England 21 June 2015
Chapter Twenty: ThunderBastard: Beyond ThunderBastard The Electric Ballroom London, England 26 July 2015
PTNTL:1 The Bedford London, England 11 August 2015
PTNTL:2 The Bedford London, England 27 August 2015
Chapter Twenty-One: You Know We Don't Like To Use the Sit-Down Gun The Electric Ballroom London, England 6 September 2015
ENDVR:12 The Garage London, England 13 September 2015
Chapter Twenty-Two: Trust, Encouragement, Reward, Loyalty...Satisfaction The Electric Ballroom London, England 18 October 2015
ENDVR:13 The Garage London, England 1 November 2015
PTNTL: 3 Nambucca London, England 25 November 2015
Chapter Twenty-Three: What a Time To Be Alive The Electric Ballroom London, England 29 November 2015
Chapter Twenty-Four: Hit the North! The Ritz Manchester, England 6 December 2015

2016

Title Venue Location Date
ENDVR:14 The Garage London, England 3 January 2016
Chapter Twenty-Five: Chat Shit Get Banged Electric Ballroom London, England 24 January 2016
Chapter Twenty-Six: Unknown Pleasures The Ritz Manchester, England 14 February 2016
ENDVR:15 The Garage London, England 13 March 2016
Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Lost Art of Suffering Electric Ballroom London, England 27 March 2016
Chapter Twenty-Eight: Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want The Ritz Manchester, England 10 April 2016
Chapter Twenty-Nine: Practically PROGRESS In Every Way Electric Ballroom London, England 24 April 2016
ENDVR:16 The Garage London, England 15 May 2016
Chapter Thirty: Super Strong Style 16 2016 Day 1 Electric Ballroom London, England 29 May 2016
Chapter Thirty: Super Strong Style 16 2016 Day 2 Electric Ballroom London, England 30 May 2016
Chapter Thirty-One: All Hail The New Puritans The Ritz Manchester, England 19 June 2016
Chapter Thirty-Two Electric Ballroom London, England 26 June 2016
Chapter Thirty-Three Electric Ballroom London, England 31 July 2016
Chapter Thirty-Four The Ritz Manchester, England 14 August 2016
Chapter Thirty-Five Electric Ballroom London, England 28 August 2016
ENDVR:18 The Garage London, England 11 September 2016
Chapter Thirty-Six: We're Gonna Need A Bigger Room, Again Brixton Academy London, England 25 September 2016
Chapter Thirty-Seven The Ritz Manchester, England 16 October 2016
Chapter Thirty-Eight Electric Ballroom London, England 30 October 2016
ENDVR:19 The Garage London, England 13 November 2016
Chapter Thirty-Nine Electric Ballroom London, England 27 November 2016
Chapter Forty The Ritz Manchester, England 11 December 2016

Training School

In late 2012 PROGRESS launched the only full-time wrestling school in London and the South East, also known as the ProJo. The school has classes for beginner and advanced level wrestlers, and has a wrestling ring permanently erected along with another ring-sized matted area. The original head trainer at the school was Jimmy Havoc, but he was replaced in November 2013 by Darrell Allen. Other trainers include Danny Garnell, James Davis, Eddie Dennis and Wild Boar Mike Hitchman. The school has hosted seminars by the likes of Michael Elgin, Scott Levy, Nigel McGuinness and others. In late 2013 PROGRESS announced that the ProJo students would be putting on their own shows, which would be called ENDVR. ENDVR shows feature a mix of trainees from the ProJo, their trainers, and other professional wrestlers. The first four ENDVR shows were held at The Bedford Arms in Balham, while ENDVR:5 was held as an afternoon show before the Progress World Cup on 29 June 2014 at The Garage in Islington. Starting from ENDVR:8, the trainee shows move to The Garage on a permanent basis.

Jimmy Havoc & Regression

To date, the most significant storyline within the company has been that of Jimmy Havoc's ascent to the championship. Havoc debuted for PROGRESS on Chapter Two in May 2012 and went on to lose six matches without registering a victory, though became very popular with the PROGRESS fans as an underdog babyface. At Chapter Nine in November 2013 Havoc attacked promoter Jim Smallman and aligned himself with the London Riots, turning heel in the process. Havoc would then use an open contract given to him by Smallman to defeat PROGRESS champion Mark Andrews (who had just wrestled both Paul Robinson and Rampage Brown in consecutive matches) to become champion and pick up his first victory in PROGRESS.

In his first title defence at Chapter Eleven, Havoc defeated Zack Sabre Jr with the help of his newest associate, PROGRESS trainee 'The Omega' Isaac Zercher. Havoc was joined at Chapter Thirteen by Paul Robinson, and the group later christened themselves 'Regression' as a play on the name of the company and to symbolise their hatred of PROGRESS Wrestling.

The group lost its first members at Chapter Fifteen, as the four members of the group (not including Zercher) took on PROGRESS Tag Team champions Eddie Dennis and Mark Andrews, Will Ospreay and Noam Dar in a 'titles vs careers' match. Ospreay pinned James Davis of the London Riots, meaning that the Riots were gone from PROGRESS.

Havoc eventually lost the title at Chapter Twenty to Will Ospreay in a no disqualification match. At Chapter Twenty-One, Havoc and Robinson were placed in a number one contenders no disqualification match against each other. The two engaged in a bloody contest with Robinson emerging victorious, seemingly signalling the end of Regression.

Championships

PROGRESS World Championship

Unlike conventional wrestling championships which are generally represented by a belt, the PROGRESS championship was initially represented by a large staff with an eagle head piece. At Chapter Sixteen the staff was replaced by a more traditional title belt. As of April 2, 2016 the title was officially renamed the Progress World Championship, having been defended in the United States at the Wrestlecon Supershow in Dallas, Texas. The title was subsequently defended in Italy on April 30th 2016.[6]

# Champion Reign Date Days held Location Event Notes Ref.
1Nathan Cruz1 25 March 2012 245 London, UK Chapter One: In The Beginning Defeated Marty Scurll, El Ligero & Mike Mason in a tournament final to crown the inaugural champion
2El Ligero125 November 2012245London, UK Chapter Four: The Ballad of El Ligero
3Rampage Brown1 28 July 2013119London, UK Chapter Eight: The Big Boy's Guide to Strong Style
4Mark Andrews1 24 November 2013 0 London, UKChapter Ten: Glory Follows Virtue As If It Were Its Shadow Cashed in his Natural Progression Series title shot
5Jimmy Havoc1 24 November 2013 609 London, UKChapter Ten: Glory Follows Virtue As If It Were Its Shadow Cashed in his open contract given to him by Jim Smallman
6Will Ospreay1 26 July 2015 182 London, UKChapter Twenty: ThunderBastard: Beyond ThunderBastard
7Marty Scurll1 24 January 2016 100+ London, UKChapter Twenty Five: Chat Shit Get Banged Title renamed "Progress World Championship" following title defenses in the USA and Italy[7]

PROGRESS Tag Team Championship

It was announced at Chapter Nine that beginning in November 2013 there would begin a series of matches to determine the first PROGRESS Tag Team champions. The champions were crowned at Chapter Twelve, the second anniversary show, in March 2014. As with the PROGRESS championship not being a conventional belt, the Tag Team championship is represented by a shield with the PROGRESS eagle on the front. The shield splits into two, one for each championship holder.

# Champion Reign Date Days held Location Event Notes Ref.
1FSU
(Mark Andrews and Eddie Dennis)		1 30 March 2014 301 London, UK Chapter Twelve: We're Gonna Need a Bigger Room Defeated Screw Indy Wrestling and Project Ego in a tournament final to crown the inaugural champions
2The Faceless/The Origin
(Nathan Cruz, El Ligero, Danny Garnell and Damon Moser)		1 25 January 2015 120 London, UKChapter Seventeen: Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Originally captured the titles as 'The Faceless' before unmasking as Nathan Cruz and El Ligero, renaming themselves 'The Origin' on 24 May 2015
3The Sumerian Death Squad
(Tommy End and Michael Dante)		125 May 2015 188 London, UKChapter Nineteen: Super Strong Style 16: Tournament Edition 2015 (Day 2)
5The Origin
(Nathan Cruz and El Ligero)		2 29 November 2015 156 London, UKChapter Twenty-Three: What A Time To Be Alive Won in a three way match also involving The London Riots.

PROGRESS Atlas Championship

At Chapter Twenty Seven, it was announced that PROGRESS would be adding a third title, which would be called the Atlas Championship. The criteria for this championship is that it would be a division for wrestlers who weigh over 205lbs, and the matches have a 15-minute time limit. Two blocks of four wrestlers will compete in a round robin format from April to September 2016, with the winner from each group facing off in a final match at Chapter 36 to decide the inaugural champion.

PROGRESS Women's Championship

It was announced on April 24th, 2016 that the 4th Natural Progression Series would crown the first PROGRESS Women's Champion.

Tournaments

Natural Progression Series

Beginning with Chapter Four: The Ballad of El Ligero, PROGRESS launched the Natural Progression Series, with the intention of showcasing young and up-and-coming British talent. From Chapter Four each card will feature a match in the series. The tournament was announced as an annual tournament. The winner gains a shot at the PROGRESS title, the Natural Progression Series trophy and is allowed to install a wrestler who was previously eliminated in that year's tournament into the next Natural Progression Series. At the conclusion of the Natural Progression Series III, it was decided to revoke the opportunity for the winner to install someone into the next tournament. This was because the Natural Progression Series IV would be an all-female tournament to crown the first PROGRESS Women's Champion.

Series I

Quarterfinals
(Chapters Four, Five, Six and Seven) 		Semifinals
(Chapters Eight and Nine) 		Final
(Chapter Ten)
         
Mark Andrews Pin
Will Ospreay
Mark Andrews Pin
Jonathan Windsor
Mike Hitchman
Jonathan Windsor Pin
Mark Andrews Pin
Paul Robinson
MK McKinnan
Paul Robinson Pin
Paul Robinson Pin
Eddie Dennis
Eddie Dennis Pin
Darrell Allen
Joey Lakeside
Xander Cooper

At the conclusion of the first Natural Progression Series final the winner, Mark Andrews, decided to install Will Ospreay into the next tournament.

Series II

Quarterfinals
(Chapters Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen & Fourteen) 		Semifinals
(Chapter Fifteen) 		Final
(Chapter Seventeen)
         
Josh Bodom
Morgan Webster Pin
Morgan Webster Pin
Pete Dunne
Pete Dunne Sub
Robbie X
Morgan Webster Pin
Zack Gibson
Will Ospreay
Zack Gibson Sub
Zack Gibson Sub
Ali Armstrong
Ali Armstrong Pin
Chuck Mambo
Pastor William Eaver

Series III

Quarterfinals
(Chapters Twenty-Two, Twenty-Three, Twenty-Four & Twenty-Five) 		Semifinals
(Chapters Twenty-Seven & Twenty-Eight) 		Final
(Chapter Twenty-Nine)
         
Damian Dunne Pin
Tyler Bate[NPS 1] 8:54
Damien Dunne 10:33
Pastor William Eaver Pin
Pastor William Eaver Pin
Tyler Bate 9:56
Pastor William Eaver Pin
Damon Moser 11:15
Damon Moser Pin
Jack Sexsmith
Shen Woo 		6:54
Damon Moser Pin
Aston Smith 10:09
Ashton Smith Pin
Kyle Ashmore 9:28


  1. ↑ Damien Dunne originally lost to Sebastian at Chapter Twenty but on 18th January 2016 it was announced that Sebastian had withdrawn from the tournament. Damien Dunne vs Tyler Bate was scheduled as a "Second Chance" match to find a replacement.

Series IV

The start of the Natural Progression Series IV has not been announced, but it will be to crown the first PROGRESS Women's Campion.

Super Strong Style 16

The Super Strong Style 16 is an annual two-day tournament with competitors from around the world, in the vein of Pro Wrestling Guerrilla's Battle of Los Angeles or Westside Xtreme Wrestling's 16 Carat tournament. The winner of the tournament receives a PROGRESS Championship match. The first event was held in 2015, and was won by Will Ospreay, who went on to win the championship at Chapter Twenty: ThunderBastard: Beyond ThunderBastard.

2015

First round Second round Semifinals Finals
        
El Ligero 9:12
Will Ospreay Pin
Will Ospreay Pin
Mark Haskins 10:48
Mark Haskins Sub
Jack Gallagher 8:04
Will Ospreay Pin
Roderick Strong 12:45
Rampage Brown Pin
Big Daddy Walter 7:26
Rampage Brown 14:04
Roderick Strong Pin
Tommy End 17:49
Roderick Strong Pin
Will Ospreay Pin
Zack Sabre Jr 17:57
Eddie Dennis 10:49
Marty Scurll Sub
Marty Scurll Sub
Dave Mastiff 9:24
Dave Mastiff Stop
Noam Dar 10:41
Marty Scurll 19:48
Zack Sabre Jr Sub
Damian O'Connor 12:52
Tommaso Ciampa Pin
Tommaso Ciampa 15:49
Zack Sabre Jr Pin
Zack Gibson 15:47
Zack Sabre Jr Sub

2016

The draw for the 2016 tournament has yet to be announced. Currently announced entrants are: Sami Callihan, Mikey Whiplash, Mark Haskins, Tommy End, Pete Dunne, Matt Cross, Dave Mastiff and Rampage Brown.

First round Second round Semifinals Finals
        
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PROGRESS World Cup

The PROGRESS World Cup was held in June 2014 at The Garage in Islington, with 8 members of the PROGRESS roster representing individual countries. The winner of this one-day tournament would be given a title shot against the PROGRESS Champion.

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
Netherlands Tommy End Pin
Wales Eddie Dennis 8:22
Tommy End 8:34
Rampage Brown Pin
England Rampage Brown Pin
Canada Paul Synott 8:51
Rampage Brown 15:40
Noam Dar Pin
Israel Noam Dar Pin
Scotland Grado 18:00
Noam Dar Sub
Darrell Allen 11:37
Jamaica Darrell Allen Pin
India RJ Singh 8:33

At the conclusion of the tournament final Jim Smallman approached Rampage Brown, the tournament runner-up, and said that if Brown left the Screw Indy Wrestling faction he would let him face Samoa Joe at Chapter 14. Brown accepted the offer, and was installed as Samoa Joe's opponent at the promotion's Thunderbastard show in July.

Atlas Championship tournament

Final standings
Group A Group B
T-Bone 2 Michael Dante 2
Big Daddy Walter 0 Joe Coffey 1
Iestyn Rees 0 Rampage Brown 1
Dave Mastiff 0 Big Damo 0
Group A T-Bone Iestyn Rees Big Daddy Walter Dave Mastiff
T-Bone X Bone (9:43)
Iestyn Rees X
Big Daddy Walter Bone (9:43) X
Dave Mastiff X
Group B Michael Dante Rampage Brown Joe Coffey Big Damo
Michael Dante X Dante (7:44)
Rampage Brown X Draw (15:00)
Joe Coffey Draw (15:00) X
Big Damo Dante (7:44) X
Semifinals Final
      
 
 
 
 
 
 

Media Review/Industry Response

Patrick Lennon, wrestling journalist for The Daily Star, has attended and reviewed PROGRESS Shows such as the acclaimed "Chapter Seven: Every Saint Has A Past, Every Sinner Has A Future."[8]

Carrie Dunn, founder and main contributor of wrestling blog "The Only Way is Suplex",[9] recently published "Spandex, Screw Jobs & Cheap Pops: Inside the Business of British Pro Wrestling".[10] PROGRESS Wrestling features frequently in the book including opening a chapter regarding London based wrestling promotions.[11]

Roster

Male Roster

Ring name Real name Notes
Allen, DarrellDarrell Allen unknown member of Dazzler Team
Andrews, MarkMark Andrews Mark Andrews member of F.S.U.
Black Jr., EarlEarl Black Jr. Wes Brown member of Dazzler Team
Brown, RampageRampage Brown Oliver Biney
Bubblegum, Bubblegum Philip Cartner
Ciampa, TommasoTommaso Ciampa Tommaso Whitney
Cooper, TKTK Cooper Tasman Bartlett member of South Pacific Power Couple
Cruz, NathanNathan Cruz Nathan Irwin PROGRESS Tag Team Champion
member of The Origin
Dante, MichaelMichael Dante unknown member of Sumerian Death Squad
Davis, JamesJames Davis unknown member of London Riots
Dennis, EddieEddie Dennis Edward Dennis member of F.S.U.
Dunne, DamianDamian Dunne Damian McKeown
Eaver, Pastor WilliamPastor William Eaver Martin Kelly member of Sweet Jesus
El Ligero, El Ligero Simon Musk PROGRESS Tag Team Champion
member of The Origin
End, TommyTommy End Tommy Budgen member of Sumerian Death Squad
Gallagher, JackJack Gallagher Jack Gallagher
Gibson, ZackZack Gibson Jack Rea member of The Origin
Haskins, MarkMark Haskins Mark Haskins
Lynch, RobRob Lynch unknown member of London Riots
Mambo, ChuckChuck Mambo unknown member of Sweet Jesus
Mastiff, DaveDave Mastiff Dave Minton member of The Origin
Ospreay, WillWill Ospreay William Ospreay
Robinson, PaulPaul Robinson unknown
Sabre Jr., ZackZack Sabre Jr. Lucas Eatwell
Scurll, MartyMarty Scurll Martin Scurll PROGRESS Champion
Sexsmith, JackJack Sexsmith unknown
Webster, MorganMorgan Webster Gavin Steward

Female Roster

Ring name Real name Notes
Black, DahliaDahlia Black unknown member of South Pacific Power Couple
Elizabeth, Elizabeth unknown
Jinny, Jinny unknown
Pollyanna, Pollyanna unknown
Storm, ToniToni Storm Toni Rossall

Broadcast Team

Ring name Real name Notes
Joseph, GlenGlen Joseph Glen Robinson commentator
Leslie, CallumCallum Leslie Callum Leslie commentator
Singh, RJRJ Singh Ross Jordan commentator
Smallman, JimJim Smallman James Smallman ring announcer

Notable Alumni

References

  1. ↑ "About". PROGRESS Wrestling. Retrieved 2013-01-02.
  2. ↑ Rehal, Sumit (26 May 2014). "Progress Wrestling – ‘If we didn’t have such talented guys in Britain, then the promotion wouldn’t be doing as well as it is,’ says co-founder Jim Smallman". The Independent. Retrieved 14 August 2014.
  3. ↑ http://downloadfestival.co.uk/news/progress-wrestling-set-wreak-havoc-download-2015
  4. ↑ http://www.progresswrestling.com/chapter24news/
  5. ↑ "Another Indie Promotion To Host WWE Global Cruiserweight Series Qualifying Matches". Retrieved 2016-03-28.. Those matches saw Zack Sabre Jr and Jack Gallagher advance to the GCS, defeating Flash Morgan Webster and Pete Dunne respectively.
  6. ↑ http://www.cagematch.net/?id=5&nr=1723&page=5&reign=7
  7. ↑ http://www.cagematch.net/?id=5&nr=1723&page=5&reign=7
  8. ↑ "Every Saint Has A Past, Every Sinner Has A Future show is a winner". Daily Star. Retrieved 2013-12-08.
  9. ↑ "The Only Way Is Suplex". Carrie Dunn. Retrieved 2013-12-08.
  10. ↑ ""Spandex, Screw Jobs & Cheap Pops: Inside the Business of British Pro Wrestling" Amazon listing". Amazon.co.uk. Retrieved 2013-12-08.
  11. ↑ Dunn, Carrie (2013). "Chapter 11: In the spotlight - London calling". Spandex, Screw Jobs & Cheap Pops: Inside the Business of British Pro Wrestling. Pitch. pp. 174–176. ISBN 978-1-909178-46-5.

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