It is very fitting that with the new year here this series is coming to an end. It took around the same time that it usually does & I have actually enjoyed doing it during a different part of the year then I had in the past. Once again a major thank you to those who had a part in this series and I look forward to doing this series again in 2018. With that being said let's get to the question:
Question: If you could give a smaller company a shoutout which would you chose to give one to?
Through the Ropes PW: "I'd love to shoutout All Star Wrestling in the UK. They were the first ever live wrestling shows I ever visited. They used to be the wrestling show that was on ITV during wrestling's last years on TV before it was unfairly cancelled. All Star featured the greats of the business that you see in WWE's PC today, IE Robbie Brookside, [Who I met in person countless times], and Fit Finlay and British Bulldog [RIP]."
Gabrielle: Shout out to NCW - Northern Championship Wrestling based in Montreal.
Bryan: There really isn't one at the moment which has given me an interest as I've been mostly focused on NXT the most out of any promotion.
KM Podcast: I know they're technically not a wrestling promotion but who cares? Lucha Underground should have more fans than it gets, I'd hate to see them get shit canned right now so I'd like to urge fans to give them a look.
Question: If you could give a smaller company a shoutout which would you chose to give one to?
Through the Ropes PW: "I'd love to shoutout All Star Wrestling in the UK. They were the first ever live wrestling shows I ever visited. They used to be the wrestling show that was on ITV during wrestling's last years on TV before it was unfairly cancelled. All Star featured the greats of the business that you see in WWE's PC today, IE Robbie Brookside, [Who I met in person countless times], and Fit Finlay and British Bulldog [RIP]."
Gabrielle: Shout out to NCW - Northern Championship Wrestling based in Montreal.
Bryan: There really isn't one at the moment which has given me an interest as I've been mostly focused on NXT the most out of any promotion.
KM Podcast: I know they're technically not a wrestling promotion but who cares? Lucha Underground should have more fans than it gets, I'd hate to see them get shit canned right now so I'd like to urge fans to give them a look.