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Blackcraft Wrestling (Blackcraft)

Inactive promotion in the North America region

General Data
Current name:
Blackcraft Wrestling
Current abbreviation:
Blackcraft
Status:
Inactive
Location:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Active Time:
2018 - 2019
Names:
Blackcraft Wrestling (2018 - 2019)
Abbreviations:
Blackcraft
Owners:
Bobby Schubenski (2018 - 2019)
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Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 5
Number of comments: 5
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Average rating: 3.80  [5]
Average rating in 2025: 2.50  [2]
Average rating in 2022: 2.00  [1]
Average rating in 2019: 6.00  [2]
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kervinchrist wrote on 22.12.2025:
[4.0] "Some good matches between legends and indie top wrestlers and an unique identity on wrestling and storylines on it, but need a better management obviously not mentioning the amazing addition of Pinhead as the general manager of the promotion. Edgy and a bit goofy some times."
Pm Frank wrote on 26.08.2025:
[1.0] "It's not worth watching. I mean if you are "edge'y emo teenager" that might sounds cool. Some matches are fine, because wrestlers are professionals, however I wouldn't ever participate in a such an awful booking from promotion"
ChopChopChop wrote on 19.04.2022:
[2.0] "It was just so.. Bad. It's like rich emo kids and theater nerds watched pro-wrestling a few times, read way too much into it and decided to run shows."
DanTalksRasslin wrote on 08.11.2019:
[5.0] "Founded in 2018, Blackcraft Wrestling - an offshoot of the Blackcraft Cult clothing label - seemed to have a lot going for it - a good selection of independent talent and ties to Seth Rollins and Marek Brave's Black & Brave Wrestling Academy, no fear of presenting an edgy product and creating its own identity, a built-in marketing/merchandising division, and even the unbelievably cool move of casting Doug Bradley, aka Pinhead of the "Hellraiser" movies, as their authority figure. The company put on two shows in the second half of 2018 and co-promoted an event in Feb. 2019 with Destiny World Wrestling, which were all decent-to-good, but then put on a disastrous WrestleMania weekend show in April 2019 which apparently served as the company's death knell, as it's shown no signs of life since."