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'

Team Spotland in a
Brexit-themed show with three trainees making their debuts!

Sammy Scrapper v Franky Nadara
in a Ring Pro special edition
to mark Brexit.
A treat for fans of slower-paced action in pro gear.

Max Morrison & Danny Mettle v George Espanol in 2 v 1 fun.
Franky Nadara & Pepsi Fetesti v Neymar Jnr & Death Slayer
for the Spotland tag team championship belt.

Franky Nadara leads a six-man royal rumble finale.

Spotland followers will enjoy this entertaining romp
as we chime in to mark Brexit
even if Big Ben doesn't!

'I thought George Espanol and the Deathslayer were really impressive as newbies.
I also liked the way the tag match descended into a free for all ladder match!'

The Panto Season
arrived late at The Loft
with our merry band delayed by Storm Brendan
but at long last we can present
Admiral Morrison & Sea Urchin
in a much-anticipated tale involving Nelsons favourite moves
that turns into a sailor's dream!

Sammy Scrapper v Max Morrison
&
Alex McDonald v Neymar Jnr
with the guys fighting on the mats and in the ring,
wearing jeans and trackie bottoms.

'I loved the sagger fights
- jeans, jean shorts and saggers have always been favourites of mine.
I thought Alex and Neymar in particular put on a really good show - a proper 'pub car park' type of scrap!'

Rob Palomino v Jack Nero
in a hard-hitting fast-paced bout scheduled for 10 x 3min rounds.
A classic two out of three falls or submissions to decide the winner.
Will the ref spot Rob’s nasty tactics or will it be a case of Nero to Zero for Jack?

Sponsored by The Welsh Warrior.

Our Most Popular
Pro Style Match in 2019.

'I believe everything I asked for went in to it.
The public warnings and dirty tactics make it fun to watch.'

'... lived up to all expectations. Well done.'

'Great bout lots of my favourite holds like headscissors, headlocks.

I like Palomino's cocky aggressive attitude and his rule bending - standing on his opponent's hand, boot to groin whilst Nero is trapped upside down against the corner post, punch whilst Nero is in a headlock and illegal use of the ropes.

I like Palamino's repeated single leg Boston attempts in Round 4 especially the close up shots when he has Nero in the hold near the ropes and camera.'

 Franky Dare v Max Morrison in a sporting but fiercely competitive match. Franky is out to prove a point against Max who makes his long-awaited pro debut. 
In an enticing bout scheduled for 8x3min rounds, who will have their hand raised at the end?

'Thoroughly enjoyed. Fast and energetic wrestling with well executed moves and weakeners.' 

'The indian deathlock submission move, the guillotine applied and well done too.'

'A good even bout between two newcomers. Plenty of nice holds especially some of the headlocks and strangleholds. And Dare has a great abominal stretch on Morrison at one point.
I particularly liked the interesting submission holds Morrison gets on Dare towards the end of the bout, stretching his body in a variety of punishing ways.

As both wrestlers are of a similar build and look a bit alike, I think they would make a good tag team pairing in matching trunks and boots. Just a suggestion for the future.'

Young Ady (Champion) v Rob Palomino. Two stars from our roster fight it out in a thrilling match
as Rob Palomino challenges Young Ady for the coveted Spotland Scrappers Pro Wrestling Championship title.  This really is a clinic for high quality Brit Pro. Will power and experience win the day or will Rob finally make it to the top of the mountain? 

'Absolutely loved Lords of The Loft. The pace of the action and moves right from the beginnning. Rob was so quick and agile, able to counter almost every move.Ady still has the strength moves and excellent wrestling skills. Both would have been stars in the 70s.' 

'This is a fast-paced pro battle. The guys go all out and they're pretty skilled. I thought Ady might be a heel but he's not really. He's got a bad boy vibe but he doesn't really cheat.
Fresh-faced Rob is a tough babyface. He a good guy but is more than willing to go rough when he needs to.

One thing that impresses me is the counters and reversals. The guys never just take abuse. Their time on top has to be earned. I like this style as it adds to the sense that anything can happen, as well as making the fight feel more intense.
In the end, this is a really good pro-style match.
The wrestling is solid, the guys are studs and drama is high. It's fast but not too fast. I like both guys but definitely prefer seeing young Rob receive punishment from Ady. However, Rob's capability as a wrestler is part of his charm, so I'm glad it's not a squash.
The finale with the belt presentation is a great topper to an entertaining battle.'
(alexmillerscave.blogspot
.com)

David Cuplu v Rob Palomino.
Rob thinks his superior speed and agility will bring him victory against David.
But will the young pup be able to put the old dog down?
A classic Brit Pro encounter scheduled for 8x3min rounds
with two falls, submissions or one knockout deciding the winner.
Our Referee is Nigel Crabtree.

Match Sponsored by the Welsh Wizard.

'... a good introduction to Spotland Scrappers. It's entertaining, energetic and well-executed. The action is good, the wrestlers are fun and it feels unique. And at $8, it was really good value for nearly 30 minutes of wrestling.'
(alexmillerscave.blogspot
.com/2020/01/review)

Max Morrison v Danny Mettle.
The guys are wearing fingerless gloves, ankle boots and boxing shorts in this scenario.
Little Danny can just about reach up and hang from the frame of the punching bag stand, while Max tests his abs. The two switch positions, then the action spills into the ring with more ab punching and grappling. Eventually one of them is caught in a sleeper hold, and wakes up tied to the punchbag frame!

Ady with Max & Daz
Trainer Ady puts two trainees through a tough abs-strengthening routine
with punching & medicine ball sequences.

This is more of a fantasy fighting scenario than a wrestling match
with punches and grappling/chokes rather than wrestling/submission holds.
Ray and Silva are known as the best fighters in their regions.
Both guys are too cocky to share such a title, so they decide to meet up and fight it out. They’ve agreed to a best out of three fights, with the winner declared by knocking out his opponent. The last man standing wins, and can proudly claim to be the better fighter once and for all. Both guys are confident they'll be the one walking away victorious.
Match sponsored by Mike Tekken.

In the first of our Beatdown Boyz series, Lofty is coaching Silva "Left Right, One Two."
Lofty wants Silva to go home, but Silva wants a fight!

Young Ady & Flavi Forza v Danny Mettle
Ady doesn't know what happened in Fortnight 1 (it's included here just in cast you've forgotten!)
but he's brought help for the sequel. Flavi wonders how Danny beat Ady.
They say they are going to show Danny that he is too weak (hence fortnight, get it?) and they are strong.
A hypnotic custom scenario sponsored by N Trance.

'The match was fantastic!
You included everything I asked for. Thank you and the guys!'

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!

'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 3 from Spotland!'
(kosubswrestle.blogspot
.com)

Young Ady v Flavi Forza
Two gym buddies in a first to three submissions custom match in The Loft's  grapplezone. One fighter in compression shorts and the other in MMA style fighting shorts.
With sleeper holds and chokes, torture racks, & nelsons.
Sponsored by Catchinski Customs.

Our Most Popular
Custom Match
in 2019.

'I was really happy with the match and I loved the variety of submission holds. Please give Ady and Flavi my thanks. I hope they enjoyed producing it as much as I did watching it.' 

'Ady and Flavi were so creative. I was blown away by the athleticism and strength of both men.'

Sam Smiler v LJ Silva
in another of our series of customised scenarios with a slam & bridge theme
filmed in The Loft Studio ring.

'The match is perfect!  I love it.
The choice of music is hysterical and a very nice touch!
Please thank the guys for doing such an awesome job.
I appreciate all the effort they put in
... it was fantastic!  They really do work well together.'
(Cloud One Customs - Sponsor of Building Bridges)

'The starring wrestlers are Sam Smiler (in the yellow trunks) and LJ Silva. As advertised, it features a ton of bodyslams, but the wrestlers dish out other forms of slams and back punishment, so if you're a fan of lift and carry wrestling, this is a fun match to watch. I've been watching Spotland Scrappers off and on for several years now, and Sam is one of my favorite wrestlers on their roster.'
(bodyslamfan.blogspot
.com)