In June 2014, PROGRESS held a rare double-header at the Garage in Islington, London. This week, we look at the first half of that show.
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Released online for free, PROGRESS’ 13th main show featured the first ladder match in the promotion’s history, and a violent-yet-awesome angle. Both of which featured Jimmy Havoc. Unbelievable, Jeff!
Before PROGRESS’ first flirtation with celebrity at Chapter 13, they went back to Balham for another ENDVR show, featuring the final PROGRESS matches of a few guys. For now, anyway. Never say never, and all that!
We’re going back to PROGRESS’ unofficial second anniversary show for our latest #BACKFILL review, and their debut at Camden’s Electric Ballroom.
Coming a week after Chapter Eleven, the third ENDVR show was being sold on a no holds barred match involving Eddie Dennis and Rob Lynch, as the “Jimmy Havoc’s Crew vs. all” feud continued.
We’re back with another PROGRESS chaptered show, and it’s the start of life with a heel Jimmy Havoc, for “Glory Follows Virtue As If It Were Its Shadow”
Based out of Milton Keynes in England, GOOD Wrestling is the newest promotion that’s looking to make a name for themselves in a crowded British scene. Taking place this past January in the Crauford Arms in Milton Keynes, we’ve got a six-match card for you here from GOOD’s debut show, appropriately titled: Good One.
We’re back to Manchester for our latest instalment of #BACKFILL, with PROGRESS’ first show “up north” in 2016. It’s perhaps the weirdest way for a non-wrestling fan to spend a Valentine’s Day – it’s Chapter 26: Unknown Pleasures.