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Al Rosso v Doro Mutoryn
Barefoot grappling between experienced versatile wrestler Rosso and newcomer Doro stepping into the ring for the first time.

'Al has learned so much and he's clearly transferring some of the pro stuff too which is great.'

Davey Boy Braha v Cris Armani
Experienced Davey doesn't have it all his own way against up-and-comer Cris
in this grapplezone battle.
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David Hitman v Joey Delgado
two skilful grapplers on the mats
- will strong wiry David out-gun
nippy young Joey?

Vaz Pitesti
v
newcomer
Super Sonic Cris Armani
with Referee Joey Delgado overseeing this "First to Ten" mat contest.
Will strong wiry Vaz gain his expected victory or will rookie Sonic be
shaken but not stirred?
Kicking-off a new series featuring lightweight members of our roster.

'Cris is a keeper.
Great add on to your
lightweights roster.'

'Another good new recruit,
awesome pair of legs he uses well.'

Jack Nero v Timo Mare
Nero gets a grip of Timo
but will the tyrant be tamed
by the novice grappler?
With Referee Alex Carling.
Enjoy this hard-hitting scrap,
packed with holds, strikes
plus a touch of rule breaking
as two of Spotland's big boys
go toe-to-toe.

Rob Palomino v Abel Rosso
Spotland's Pro Champion returns
to defend his belt against Rosso who is making his pro debut and aiming to use his speed and agility to outfox
the powerful title-holder
in this fast-moving contest
refereed by Nigel Crabtree.

'I think it was really good.
Clear 'speed vs power' dynamic
with some classic exchanges
and innovative holds and counters.'

' Fab to see Rob wrestling again ...
he reminds me of the golden boy grapplers of old ...'

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 their corner before the count of ten loses the match;
otherwise the winner is
the wrestler who secures
the most falls in 30 minutes.

Match Sponsor
Sam Beckett

'This turned out about as close to perfect as possible. You delivered every moment I asked for, and the inbetween action was better than anything I could have devised myself. Joey and David used holds wonderfully, and Alex was a great referee, creating exactly the ironman format I asked for.
Thank you all so much!'

'A good little tussle
with some cool moves.
The music is very intense  ...  Edgy!'

Joey Delgado
v Doro Mutoryn
(Referee Alex)
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Davey Boy Braha
v David 'Rocco' Uzbek
(Referee Joey)
Two energetic grapplezone contests
in the Beemat Trials series
showcasing raw newcomers against more experienced guys on our roster.

'Totally blown away with
Davey v David.
What a match, had everything.
This has to be one of your best,
need a re-match ...'

Jack Nero v Joey Delgado
Brit Pro returns to The Loft
in this action-packed battle
between self-proclaimed
pretty-boy Jack Nero
and up-and-comer Joey Delgado.
Will  Jack's bad-boy tricks prove too much for the young scrapper making his much anticipated pro debut?
Also making a welcome return is our Referee  Nigel Crabtree.

Match Sponsor:
The Welsh Wizard
'I totally love it!
Jack has developed quite a cocky attitude, don't mess with him!
It's another fantastic match
from your team.'

'Jack always at home at the Loft and Joey really shone throughout the bout, a very quick learner ...
pass on my compliments to both the lads for a very enjoyable bout ...
good entertainment.'

'... a very good match and a special note for Joey who was remarkable for his first pro game!
A little stressed at the beginning, he let go and placed good holds. Facing Jack more used to this kind of fight, Joey was at the top level. I am impatient to see his second pro fight.
Great show! We want more!'

'... put a real smile on my face ... 
loved Joey getting racked.'

Davey Boy Braha v Joey Delgado
The popular pair wearing flash trunks in this colourful ring encounter.

'Nice little scrap.'

'Another top video.
Both Joey and David always impress. Maybe Davey could fight Timo,
now that would be interesting.'

Vaz Pitesti
v newcomer Timo Mare
in a SleeperFest!
Will determined Vaz fight off the smiling Hairy Monster?

'Blown away with newcomer Timo, he looks one for the future ...
that fig 4 leg submission looked brutal, can honestly say never seen it before locked like that.'

'... was really cool. Enjoyed it a lot.'

Joey Delgado v Vaz Pitesti
Vaz makes his ring debut
in this fast-moving lightweight contest
that has an 'old-school' look.

'This was one of your best lightweight bouts. Ever. Rematch please  ...
They have good chemistry.
Love the ankle boots. Reminds me of the 50s /60s style.'

'Joey looks strong and confident
with some viciousness ...
definitely keep this up.'

'The lads should be really pleased. They did a great job.'

Franky Nadara v Joey Delgado
has the hallmarks of
a classic teacher / pupil rumble
but Franky will have to work hard
to tame his student who scores well
for effort as both guys display
a range of wrestling skills
under The Loft spotlights.

'Nadara shows why he is very talented. It was a good lesson in wrestling moves, very smooth transitions.
Joey has a great work ethic, and no matter how well he gets pinned or submitted, he just keeps coming back for more and wanting to get into it again.  Great attitude.'
'One of the best you've taped.'

'... good gear and tussle
... even a bit of surfing'.

'The pair of them make a thoroughly entertaining match, and Joey is simply irrepressible.'

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?

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'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.'
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Rob Palomino
v Joey Eden
"a small matter that could lead to a bigger dispute"
sees two lads from the Spotland stable in an entertaining Brit Pro contest.
Rob Palomino in only his second match takes on the more experienced
Joey Eden.
Referee Nigel Crabtree applies the Mountevans Rules.

'WOW the long awaiting tussle from the rookie Rob and Joey ... a bout of great energy and skill.
Great variety of holds and a very sharp bout technically.'
'I am struck by the intensity and aggression shown by both lads.'
'Tough wrestling. I'm impressed by both guys.'

'I've been browsing through the archives and this was one of my favourite matches ... fun to watch ... surprised how easily Joey got Rob up in the surfboard ... really skillfull performance from the lads.'

'One of the best surboard combinations ...
Joey took Rob to the beach'

Al Rosso v Gypsy Tom
in Spar King Cloggers 1
a match blending body punching
and grappling styles.
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Spar King Taggers
Sammy Scrapper & Joey Delgado
v Gypsy Tom & David No Pasa
in an energetic tag match.
Sammy gives our new breed (and you!)
a taste of a mixed fighting style
harking back to the days of
Punching Bryan at Spotland Mill.
Filmed close to the action
in The Loft Studio ring.

Individual matches
available to Stream on Gumroad
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Preview:
https://youtu.be/l8tUN3ln42U

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!

Ray Junior v LJ Silva
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.

Sponsored by Mike Tekken.

Lofty Valentino v LJ Silva
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!