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Current name:
Wrestle Rampage
Current abbreviation:
WR
Status:
Active
Location:
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Active Time:
2006 - today
Names:
Wrestle Rampage (01.01.2014 - today)
Pro Wrestling ZERO1 Australia (14.04.2012 - 31.12.2013)
National Wrestling Alliance Pro Australia (09.2009 - 13.04.2012)
Explosive Pro Wrestling Adelaide (2006 - 08.2009)
Abbreviations:
EPW-Adelaide, NWA Pro Australia, ZERO1 Australia, WR
Owners:
Hartley Jackson (2006 - today)
Logos:
 (03.2015 - today) (03.2015 - today)
 (2014 - 02.2015) (2014 - 02.2015)
 (15.04.2012 - 2013) (15.04.2012 - 2013)
 (09.2009 - 14.04.2012) (09.2009 - 14.04.2012)
 (2006 - 08.2009) (2006 - 08.2009)
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Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 5
Number of comments: 5
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Average rating: 7.20  [5]
Average rating in 2026: 6.00  [2]
Average rating in 2025: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2023: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2022: 8.00  [1]
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AusWres1999 wrote on 28.07.2026:
[7.0] "Wrestle Rampage is probably the second-best promotion in South Australia, although ACW is definitely starting to challenge them for that spot. A big reason for that is how little Wrestle Rampage has been running lately. We're already well into 2026 and they've only put on two shows. I'm not sure why that's the case, but if it keeps happening, I think they'll slowly start falling behind. A few years ago, Wrestle Rampage was one of the top promotions in Australia. They had names like Rat Daddy, AJ Istria and Jonah Rock on the roster, and every show felt like a big deal. These days it doesn't quite have that same feeling, which is a bit disappointing. It's also been a while since I've been able to make it to one of their shows, but that's mostly because their schedule hasn't lined up with mine. I'd definitely like to get back because I've always enjoyed the atmosphere. The wrestling is still good, just not at the same level it used to be. My biggest concern is that a lot of the roster is getting older, and I don't really see enough younger talent coming through to replace them. Tyson Rourke has really impressed me since he debuted though, and I think he's someone they can build around in the future. Overall, Wrestle Rampage is still a good promotion with a lot of history, but I'd love to see them run more often and start building up the next generation of talent."
godhatesme wrote on 20.07.2026:
[5.0] "Relic of a bygone era of indie wrestling - a lot of talent being wasted here only wrestling like three times a year. Promoting feels like they still think it is 2018. Baffling promotion in all honesty."
AusWrestleReview wrote on 01.11.2025:
[8.0] "Wrestle Rampage is up there with some of the best professional wrestling in Australia. Once the home of current WWE superstar Bronson Reed, Wrestle Rampage differentiates itself from RCW/ACW by running smaller venues such as the Lion Arts Factory, allowing for a more intimate experience, as well as a more Japanese strong style presentation of wrestling. Personally, I hope for more Dojo Shows in the future so that the younger generation of Dojo graduates can be showcased."
someblokeinaus wrote on 14.05.2023:
[8.0] "Wrestle Rampage with up there with RCW as South Australia's best wrestling promotion. Gaining a loyal following and uploading there shows to YouTube, Wrestle Rampage can best be described as a workhorse promotion that puts on quality matches consistently."
Headkickah wrote on 30.08.2022:
[8.0] "Along with RCW, the best of Adelaide wrestling. Pioneered by Australian wrestling icons like Hartley Jackson and Damian Slater. A unique style and presentation"