House Of Glory (HOG)

[5.0] "One of the biggest indie promotion in United States.I enjoy their programmes.They have a great set of champions.Huge stars also made appearance for this promotion.They should do more shows and their match should be more fast-paced."

[8.0] "Personally my favorite independent promotion. Consistently has fun matches & i am fond of their champions. Zilla Fatu has a big future in the business & Charles Mason is as underrated as it gets in this business in my opinion. Again just my humble little opinion, but I always find myself interested in anything House of Glory!"

[3.0] "This promotion is like when your jobless cousin crashes on your couch, promising it's just for a little while--but months go by, and they're still there. The matches feel like a hodgepodge of nonsense. The so-called "bigger" stars show up, but their performances are lackluster, making it clear they don't even care to try. At least when the student-to-star ratio was higher, you had young talent who truly wanted to work hard. Guys like Broadway, Matt Travis, NYWK--hell, even Caveman--busted their asses, and the company felt organic. Now, with all these insert released wrestler here or free agent types, you get nothing. No heart, no feeling, no emotion--just empty matches (with even worse match finishes). Is this even a company anymore?"

[4.0] "I mean, meh. HOG somehow always manages to bring in top indie stars for its shows but the matches never seem to feel satisfying or even particularly enjoyable. On the flipside, you have the entire rest of the card, which is basically just Amazing Red's students having Amazing Red-type matches but none of them could touch Red's talent in his prime. It all just kind of blends together. I swear there's like 3 different weeb gimmicks in this company. The only one who stands out is Charles Mason, and frankly he's still cold boogers on a paper plate. There's also these weirdly pretentious wannabe-Lucha Underground promos with like, cop wrestlers and people actually murdering each other. No thanks. Lucha Underground had actual production values while it's obvious that most of HOG's budget is spent on bringing in relatively big names for one- or two-off appearances. I want to like HOG (despite the terrible name) but nothing seems to click for them, or for me."

[7.0] "They put on fun shows with some big names mixed with locals and talent from their school. Some booking decision leave much to be desired (often DQs with any big name talent, with some exceptions). Definitely an enjoyable time though!"

[4.0] "I am following this fed. since it's rebranding some times ago. I was hyped for it but it never deliver in my opinion. Always cool cards, cool posters and all... matches are low profile, production value is often terrible and never really important happen. Good positioning in the business but bad product, I am sorry."

[6.0] "I REALLY want to be a huge fan of this promotion. They book the wrestlers I want to see, but something about the presentation keeps me from getting into their stuff."

[10.0] "I've been lucky to go to House of Glory in person and it's one of the absolute best crowds in the entire country. They gave a rookie having his first match in front of people one of the loudest pops of the night on a show where the Young Bucks and Adam Page both made an appearance. The matches almost always deliver as well. They're the best indie promotion running today and I hope they continue to find success."

[4.0] "A place that tends to bring in really big names for their cards but there isn't much else to say for it. Not sure where it fits into the landscape post pandemic."

[10.0] "HOG is simply an amazing wrestling promotion, indy or not. They're literally considered the best promotion in the state of New York. I'm surprised they're even more popular than they are now. They should be recognized as a main promotion like Progress for example. Even Evolve is a good one. HOG is just the perfect place to go. I actually wanna train under Amazing Red some day."

[10.0] "by far the best place in the world to train your not just paying to use some bodys ring or to get trained by other students but amazing red actually gets in the ring and takes bumps for his students plus you can see it in the quality of students that come out of that school (Marq Quen, Anthony Gangone, Andy Lee Ray, Smiley and Pandaman)"