Dutch Pro Wrestling (DPW)

[10.0] "Good promotion with some good stories and wrestlers sometimes the matches are predictable but they bring it in a fun or creative way. Maybe some female matches. Love to see the new tag team championships are active again. The venue is good at the moment and there shows are always packed with good talent or well known wrestlers."

[6.0] "Pro-Wrestling has not yet built up such a great reputation in the Netherlands as in countries such as America, Japan, England and Germany. DPW has been trying since 2004 to change that and show the Dutch population the beauty of wrestling. While they are still small, their efforts are admirable and worth supporting."

[10.0] "A good example of how a European promotion (And any other Independent promotion) should run Let' start with the Meet&Greet: At every show, everyone comes by to hang out with the fans, for pictures and autographs. Nowdays, they don't get in fly-ins so often, but when they do... There are biig names. On short, go check out DPW!"

[6.0] "DPW overall is a good promotion but I feel they bring too many big namers from America which I'm sure will do more harm than good in the long run for them."

[9.0] "Top promotion of Holland. Has improved ALOT over the past years. DPW really is the no. 1 in Holland. The only thing that's mising is international talent on the regular shows."

[10.0] "Absolute nr. 1 promotion in The Netherlands. Introduced supershows since 2011 with names like: Kevin Nash, Rhyno, Rob Van Dam, Al Snow, in 2012 they brought in : Chavo Guerrero, Chris Masters, Billy Gunn, Tajiri, Bully Ray and Tommy Dreamer. The place to be, very professional promotion!"