Sammy Scrapper (Yorkshire)
v Franky Nadara (Lancashire)
wearing their roses rugby tackle trunks
in a Valentine's Special
and using some less than noble moves!

'loved roses war, 
great wrestling'

'Great to see Sammy
in action and looking like
he has been working hard in the gym.'

'Another really good wrestling video from the Spotland Scrappers'

 

Franky Dare
v Rey Mysterious.
Who is the man behind the mask?
Jack Nero
v Neymar Junior
The mouthy tyrant returns expecting to put out rookie Neymar's fire with ease but will size, power and experience win the day or will the newcomer cause the first upset of 2020?

Steam in to the New Year with this double-headed throwback to the early years of Spotland Scrappers.

'As ever, two brilliant bouts.'
'Absolutely loved Ring Pro.
Neymar is a great find.
Jack certainly gave him a wrestling lesson to remember.
Looking forward to future releases.'

Snapreel:
https://youtu.be/ebYMqmBKtHg

 

 

 

 

 

 

Young Ady
v Max Morrison
in a last-man-standing match.
Someone can only win if his opponent stays knocked out for a ten count!

Fans of headscissors, chokes and back-breakers will enjoy this custom match.

'Young Ady always knows all the tricks and what to do to his opponents.'

Every minute of this half hour fight to KO is full of promission grappling goodness.
Both men look great in their pro gear and Young Ady puts poor Max though the encyclopedia of submission holds.
The combo of of these 2 was near perfect. Ady is a great brute and Max sells his suffering extremely well.
This is easily in my top 3 from Spotland!'
(kosubwrestle.blogspot
.com)

' "It's a Knockout" is an appropriate title for this one. There are a lot of attempted ten-counts, many are close as Max gets put down then has to struggle to get up in time. It seems like in Brit pro, you don't lift the arm three times. Instead, the guy has a ten-count to rise. And so, it's what I'd call an "iron man" or "last man standing" match.'
(alexmillerscave.blogspot
.com)

Snapreel:
https://youtu.be/lE2xuT5sNPI

 

AJ Johnson
v Rob Palomino
a fast-moving
Brit Pro style bout
as up and coming Rob Palomino takes on the solid-looking Yorkshireman AJ Johnson.
Our Referee is
Nigel Crabtree.

'Good bout with Rob taking an early risk trying a forward roll off AJ's shoulders ...
but AJ showed his attacking skills which kept Rob on his toes and allowed the bout to flow ...
both lads going for pinfall opportunities.
Well done to them for giving us
old-school WOS fans
a nicely-paced technical bout.'

'I enjoyed this match a ton.
AJ is a delight. Rob's so cute. Maybe the biggest difference between the two studs is that Rob is wrestling to win and AJ just enjoys the act of hurting his opponent. Rob's about the destination and AJ's about the journey.'
(alexmillerscave.blogspot
.com)