Pro Wrestling Pride (PWP)

[3.0] "Bizarre promotion that was only active between 2012 - 2017. Despite pulling in some big names, especially Ultimo Dragon who toured with them, the shows were always an unorganised mess. The promotion also had a bad reputation and was known for allegedly not paying their talent."

[0.0] "This promotion has got a bad reputation amongst certain wrestlers, they have booked certain wrestlers, cancelled on them without consulting them, not paid them despite having an agreement between them, the overall promotion is exactly what british wrestling is trying to get away from, we don't need promotions like these around anymore, I strongly suggest you put your money elsewhere if you want to attend a wrestling show."

[10.0] "I'm a huge fan of Pride shows and some of my best memories are from these shows, so that's why they deserve a 10. Always bringing in top talent, but also making every show make sense and make you want to come back next time! The real strength of PWP is that they create matches, spots and angles that you might think look strange; but those matches always knock it out of the park, and make you wonder why you were't already wanting that match. I've also never seen a company put so much consistant booking together, and they make guys stars who move onto pasteurs new... then they create the next guy."

[9.0] "Pro Wrestling Pride, as a company in the southwest of England has recently brought a lot of big names down to the southwest, something that most of us may well have never seen without travelling for hours. Recently, the company has had great success with imports, as well as strong local talent. They also seem to always have a new look to every show, with special entrances, and strong characters. They also have a strong focus on characters, storylines and fueds to keep people strong."