PpW Ewenement Wrestling (PpW)

[10.0] "Honestly one of the most unique federations in Europe. PpW has the most energetic crowd I've ever witnessed in person - especially compared to other Polish/German federations I've watched. I also love versatility of matches: you can get both technical, puroresu, high-flying and hardcore wrestling at one show which is a great deal. The production value also got a lot better since I started following. Highly reccomended!"

[7.0] "The strength of Ewenement isn't the wrestling. I'm not positive on the shows I've went to, I've ever seen a match that had a well thought out structure, story, quite possibly a single submission move. The heel/face dynamics are often completely ignored for the sake of whatever spots the lads have thought up. I unfortunately find the ring announcer deeply grating. They've been bad about running shows with short cards for 4+ hours. And none of that really matters. The true appeal of PPW is being there in person and experiencing the crowd. Rowdy, loud and mostly unfamiliar with wrestling outside of Warsaw, they're perfectly on the line between the greatest crowd ever and annoying. It was a true joy to hear folks fuck up the ECW chant. PPW also has a decent training school - I've been impressed with every trainee to have come out of it so far, especially with Jacob Crane-trained duo of Gustav Gryffin and Goblin. It's very exciting to see them expand outside of the capital and wish them the best."

[10.0] "The leading promotion in Poland. Great storylines, wild matches and insane atmosphere. Usually sold out shows with 800+ people. Sometimes matches are too long without any sense but in the end It's a great place"

[8.0] "I think they are the leading promotion in Poland right now. They started as a backyard, but slowly gained more audience and talented wrestlers that changed it to a more professional place. Currently, they have regular shows that sell out, the best Polish wrestlers, and a great training center with experienced coaches. They have good storylines and they are growing every month. Still, there are some backyard moments, wrestlers, and matches without any ring psychology (just smashing each other with weapons), so it's not perfect, but it really looks like they are going in a good direction."

[8.0] "I don't think any promotion in the world had as interesting story as they had. In 2010 it was just a group of school friends aged 1012 playing wrestling at the playground. In 2016 it was a group of teenagers playing wrestling on a ring made out of tires and mattresses and putting on shows for a couple of their friends in the middle of a forest. After Covid restrictions were lifted, they decided to do the thing more professional and somehow, in a span of 3 years, they went from drawing 50 people to drawing 400-500 constantly - something no promotion here ever managed to do before. Doing so, they became somewhat of a cultural phenomenon in the capital city, as a huge number, if not most, of people coming to the shows are not even wrestling fans. It's kind of similar to Oakland's HOODSLAM. Of course, they are not perfect, and there's much room for improvement in the way they organize their events, like not having a show with 6 matches be almost 5 hours long. They are currently the best attempt at making wrestling something in Poland, and if they don't screw up, they have a big chance of doing so.  "

[8.0] "PPW is simply a product that this country has been missing. Wrestling is good, but not perfect, yet they attract 800 people to the show and everyone has a good time. The hardcore crowd is the closest thing you'll find in the world to the old ECW. Wrestlers have tons of personality even when they're not throwing shutouts because their ringwork just fits who they are. Biesiad Strong as a hardcore MMA fighter is the best character of this type since Brock Lesnar, and wrestlers like Gustav and Goblin show that maybe technical wrestling is not terrible for this show. From the backyard to the most interesting products in Europe that attracts wrestlers from all over Europe! I love this show and for me its 8/10 promotion!"

[6.0] "Solid hardcore based promotion with a couple of outstanding normal wrestlers. This place is for everyone and the atmosphere is awesome. I hope in the future they will start doing a little bit less hardcore and more of regular wrestling matches, but until then its a solid 6 - an experience live that I can totally recommend."

[0.0] "shouldn't even be allowed to run events, bunch of amateurs that were never trained properly. if you consider yourself a pro-wrestler, don't go there"

"Best Polish Wrestling Promotion! :D They are doing a great job with great events and matches. I recomend to watch them."