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Franky Nadara v Al Rosso
The guys start wrestling in jeans and trainers, but no socks. They strip the other of their shoes. Franky puts Al in several holds, for instance the figure four leg lock, and tickles Al's feet. Rosso wants a proper match and gets annoyed by what he sees as Franky's cheating.

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Tickling Incorporated:
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Bo Bearly v Al Rosso
Al starts off well thanks to his speed and agility but Bo takes control
and starts using his size advantage to crush Al in a series of
dominating moves.
Will Al survive the onslaught?

Sponsored by Pain & Abel Promotions:
'Fantastic match! Really pleased with the result.'

David Hitman v Joey Delgado
in a customised variation on an ironman match, where the guys wrestle for up to 30 minutes with multiple falls. After each fall the wrestlers have a ten count to get to their feet and return to the corner, at which point the match resumes. A wrestler who is unable to return to the corner before the count of ten loses the match; otherwise the winner is the wrestler who secures the most falls in 30 minutes.
Referee Alex Carling.

Sponsored by Sam Beckett:
'This turned out about as close to perfect as possible ...'

Sam Smiler v David Cuplu
in a Spotland classic.
Ruthless David Cuplu expects to get the better of popular Sam Smiler
by fair means or foul in this custom squash match.
Will Sam be smiling at the end?

Young Ady v Max Morrison
in a last man standing type of match. No tap outs, only knock outs.
Someone can only win if his opponent stays knocked out for a ten count.
Fans of headscissors, chokes and back-breakers will enjoy this one!

Both guys look the part on a warm afternoon at The Loft.

'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.
Max is resilient and definitely won't stay down for the count easily.
Ady may have to resort to some dirty tricks to put Max away for good!
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 three from Spotland!'
(kosubswrestle.blogspot.com)

Gypsy Joe v Joey Eden
in a custom Brit Pro match.
Gypsy uses smashes & slams to wear Joey down and
Referee Nigel Crabtree gives a public warning
whilst enforcing the Mountevans rules!

Sponsored by Batley Brawler

Young Ady v LJ Silva
in a tuxedo challenge with a difference
as the guys are wearing casual clothing
&
Sammy Scrapper v Young Ady
as two construction workers arguing
over who should mix the cement!

Sponsored by Smasher

Ninja Junior
v Lofty Valentino
in a magical match.
We're pleased to see bodybuilder Lofty training with us
but he suffers a humiliating ordeal when a Ninja materialises in the ring!

Sponsored by
Victory Customs