List of professional wrestling promotions in Great Britain and Ireland
Appearance
This is a list of professional wrestling promotions in the United Kingdom, sorted by regional area, and lists both active and defunct professional wrestling promotions from the 1950s to the 2000s.
List
England
Location | Promoter(s) | Years active | Website | Notes | ||
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Active | ||||||
One Pro Wrestling | Doncaster | Danny Rodd | 2005- | Yes | [1][2][3] | |
4-Front Wrestling | Wiltshire | David Sharp James Dunn |
2004- | Yes | [1][4] | |
A-Merchandise | Portsmouth | Mark Sloan | 2008- | Yes | [5] | |
AMP Wrestling | Coventry | Quentin Hyde-Styles Corey Vandal |
2008- | No | [6] | |
All Action Wrestling | North Shields | Tony Spitfire | 2007- | Yes | [7] | |
All-Star Wrestling | Liverpool | Brian Dixon | 1970- | Yes | [1][8][9] | |
Alternative Wrestling World | Birmingham | Kevin O'Neil | 2003- | Yes | Originally known as Anti-Watershed Wrestling from 2003 to 2008.[10] | |
Best Of British Wrestling | England | Stuart Lake Steve Morocco |
1996- | Yes | [11] | |
Britannia Wrestling Promotions | North Wales/North West England | Steve Saxon | ? | Yes | ||
British Allstar Wrestling Alliance | Oxfordshire | Gary Young | 2005- | Yes | [1][12] | |
British Real Attitude Wrestling League | Northamptonshire | 2000- | Yes | [1] | ||
British Wrestling Alliance | Stoke-on-Trent | Chris Matthews | Yes | [1][13] | ||
British Wrestling Evolution | Essex | Jacob Burtenshaw | 2009 - | Yes | ||
Combat Sports Federation | Wiltshire | Stu Natt | 1998- | Yes | [1][14] | |
Complete Revolutionary Wrestling | Newcastle upon Tyne | Ken Clarke | 2009- | Yes | ||
Devon Wrestling Association | Devon | Joel Redman | 2009- | Yes | [15] | |
Dynamic Pro Wrestling | Morley | 2008- | Yes | [16] | ||
EDW Wrestling | Shrewsbury and Telford | Kieran O'Rourke | 2008- | Yes | ||
Extreme World Wrestling | St. Leonards | Stuart Allen | 1999- | Yes | Known as Extreme World Warfare from 1999 to 2008.[1][17] | |
Frontier Wrestling Alliance | Essex | Alex Shane Tony Simpson |
1999- | Yes | Originally known as the Fratton Wrestling Association from 1999 to 2001. Closed in March 2007, but resumed operations in 2009.[1][18][19][20] | |
Future Championship Wrestling | Midlands | Joel Allen Leemark Massey |
2003- | Yes | [1][21] | |
Futureshock Wrestling | Manchester | Dave Rayne | 2004- | Yes | [22] | |
Garage Pro Wrestling | Bolton | Johnny Branigan | 2000- | Yes | [1][23] | |
Herts And Essex Wrestling | Bishops Stortford | Sam Knee Brett Meadows |
2005- | Yes | [24] | |
Independent Wrestling Federation | Newcastle | Martin McGurk | 2000- | Yes | [1][25] | |
International Pro Wrestling: United Kingdom | Orpington | Daniel Edler Andy Quildan |
2004- | Yes | [1][26] | |
K-Star Wrestling | Midlands | Carl Brooks | 1998- | Yes | [1] | |
LDN Wrestling | London | Sanjay Bagga | 2004- | Yes | [1][27] | |
Live Wrestling Entertainment | Essex | Phil Powers | 2006- | No | [28][29] | |
New Generation Wrestling | Hull | Richard Dunn | 2008- | Yes | [30] | |
Nitro Pro Wrestling Alliance | Wigan | Gary Wild | Yes | [1] | ||
North East Wrestling Society | County Durham | Paul Fahey | 2010– | Yes | ||
NWA UK Hammerlock | Ashford | Tony McMillain | 1993- | Yes | [1][31][32][33] | |
Phoenix Pro Wrestling | West Bromwich | Chris Liston | 2011 - | Yes | ||
Power Trip Wrestling | Luton | Peter Staniforth | 2007 - | Yes | [34] | |
Premier Promotions | Sussex | John Freemantle | 1987- | Yes | [1][35] | |
Preston City Wrestling | Preston | Steve Fludder | 2011- | |||
Pro-Wrestling: EVE | Dann Read | 2010 - | Yes | Female-only wrestling promotion.[36] | ||
Real Deal Wrestling | Grimsby | Steve Cartwright Joy Cartwright |
2004- | Yes | [1][37] | |
Real Quality Wrestling | London | Len Davies | 2005- | Yes | [1][38] | |
SLAM Wrestling | Bedford | 2006 - | Yes | [39] | ||
Shooting Star Wrestling | Rotherham | Jon Von Diesel | 2008 - | Yes | [40] | |
Southside Wrestling Entertainment | Cambridgeshire | Ben Auld | 2010 - | Yes | ||
Star Power Training Ltd | Manchester | Dave Pownall Damien Smith |
2009 - | Yes | [41] | |
Superstars Of Wrestling | Cheltenham | Matt Jarrett | 2007 - | Yes | [42] | |
Thunderslam Wrestling | Harlow | Charlie Rage | 2006 - | Yes | Originally known as Playhouse Wrestlefest from 2006 to 2008.[43] | |
Total Action Wrestling | Milton Keynes | Samson | 2010 - | Yes | Originally known as Anglian Championship Wrestling from 2003 to 2009. | |
Triple X Wrestling | Coventry | Quentin Hyde-Styles Corey Vandal |
2006 - | Yes | [44] | |
Ultimate Championship Wrestling | Wiltshire | 2003- | Yes | [1] | ||
Ultimate Wrestling Alliance | Essex | Paul Tyrell Jonny Storm |
1998 - Present | |||
Varsity Pro Wrestling | Hampshire | The UK Kid | 2005- | Yes | [1][45] | |
Wild Wrestling Promotions | West Midlands | Carl Conroy | 1999 - | No | Formed in mid-1999 by Carl Conroy, Darren Levy & Allan Blackstock. Debut event was 17th October 1999 at Northfield YMCA in Birmingham. WILD have since run several hundred events across the UK. WILD have enjoyed close working relationships with both CSF (Wiltshire) and W3L (Fife) in the past, often booking concurrent dates and sharing visiting talent from elsewhere in the country. | |
Wilde Wrestling Promotions | Longbenton | Paul Wilde | 2006 - | No | [46] | |
Wrestling Association of Rugby | Leicestershire | Andrew Platt Stuart Platt |
2001- | Yes | [1] | |
World Association of Wrestling | East Anglia | Ricky Knight | 1993- | Yes | [1][47] | |
UKW - UK Wrestling Experience | Wakefield | Jonathan Sedgwick | 2009- | Yes | ||
X Wrestling Alliance | Morecambe | Greg Lambert Mark Kay |
2007- | Yes | [48][49] | |
Defunct | ||||||
Anglian Championship Wrestling | Milton Keynes | 2003-2009 | Yes | [1] | ||
AWA United Kingdom | Ware | John Chapman | 2005-2006 | No | Originally known as Chapman Promotions until 2006.[50] | |
British Wrestling Entertainment | Guildford | 2009 | Yes | [51] | ||
British Wrestling Federation
(version 1) |
London | alliance led by Paul Lincoln | 1958-1966 | No | Continued to back Bert Assirati as rightful British Heavyweight Champion after he was stripped of the title by Joint Promotions. Later switched recognition to Shirley Crabtree | |
British Wrestling United | Ware | 2006 | No | [52] | ||
Catch Wrestling Council | Southampton, Birmingham, Caldicot | 2003-2008 | No | |||
CombatStar Promotions | Kent | 2006 | Yes | [53] | ||
Elite Wrestling Federation | Chichester | 1992-2009 | Yes | [54] | ||
Euro Pro American Wrestling | Wolverhampton | Julio Torres | 2006 | No | [55] | |
Headlock Championship Wrestling | John Stallard | 1998-2005 | No | [56] | ||
Hi Brawl Wrestling | England | 2002-2006 | Yes | [1] | ||
International Wrestling Promotions | Steve Knight | 2004-2008 | No | [57] | ||
Joint Promotions
/ Ring Wrestling Stars |
London | Billy Dale Jack Dale Johnny Dale Les Martin Max Crabtree |
1952-1995 | No | [8][58] | |
Legend Wrestling League | Wolverhampton | Matthew Stark | 2005-2008 | Yes | [59] | |
Main Event Wrestling | Newcastle | Daniel Fitch | 2005-2008 | No | [60][61] | |
Midlands Professional Wrestling | Birmingham | Majik "Psycho" Steve West |
2002-2009 | Yes | Also known as Wrestle Midlands.[1][62] | |
New Era Wrestling | County Durham | Martin Bean | 2007–2008 | Yes | [1][63] | |
New Revolution Wrestling | 2008-2009 | Yes | Broke away from Norton British Wrestling in 2008.[64] | |||
Northern Wrestling League | Swinton | Brad Flash | 2007-2008 | Yes | [65] | |
Original Pro Wrestling Organisation | Kriss Sprules Melicious |
Blackpool | 2005-2006 | No | [1][66] | |
Pro Championship Wrestling | 2007-2009 | Yes | [67] | |||
Pro Wrestling 101 | Doncaster | Stephen Gauntley | 2009-2010 | Yes | [68] | |
Revolution British Wrestling | London | Ron Sands | 2002-2007 | Yes | Originally known as WrestlingUK.[1][69] | |
SAS Wrestling | Birmingham | 2005-2009 | Yes | [70] | ||
Sovereign World Wrestling Alliance | Midlands | "Crush" Mellor | 1994-2009 | Yes | Originally known as Sovereign Championship Wrestling from 1994 to 2009. One of the longest running wrestling promotions in the United Kingdom.[1] | |
Summit Wrestling | Nick Aldis | 2006-2008 | Yes | [71] | ||
The Wrestling Alliance | England | Scott Conway | 1989-2003 | Yes
(Defunct, archived) |
[72] | |
This Is Wrestling | Mansfield | 2008-2009 | No | [73] | ||
Total Brutality Wrestling | Shrewsbury | 2005-2008 | No | [74] | ||
Triple Team Promotions | Cumbria | The Nattrass Brothers | 2006-2008 | Yes | [75] | |
Ultimate Wrestling Alliance | Leicestershire | 1999-2000 | No | Aired on L!veTV during 1999.[1] | ||
United Kingdom Wrestling Alliance | Liverpool | Andrew Huntington | 2003-2004 | No | Affiliated with Revolution British Wrestling.[1] | |
United Kingdom Pro-Wrestling | London | 2003-2005 | No | Broke away from Phoenix Promotions in 2003.[1] | ||
World Association Of Women's Wrestling | Norwich | Sweet Saraya | 2006-2009 | Yes | Female-only wrestling promotion.[76] | |
Wrestle Zone Wrestling | Newcastle-upon-Tyne | Barry Ahmed Carl Turner |
2002-2007 | No | [1][77] | |
X-Sports:Wrestling | Gloucester | Dann Read | 2006-2008 | Yes | [78] |
Northern Ireland
Name | Location | Promoter(s) | Years active | Website | Notes | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Active | ||||||
Pro Wrestling Ulster | Belfast | Andi Thompson | 2007 - | Yes | [79] | |
Sports Entertainment Wrestling | 2009 - | Yes | [80] | |||
Defunct | ||||||
Ulster Championship Wrestling | Belfast | 2003-2007 | Yes | [81] |
Scotland
Name | Location | Promoter(s) | Years active | Website | Notes | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Active | ||||||
British Championship Wrestling | East Kilbride, | Colin McKay,Graham Mckay | 2003- | [No] | ||
Insane Championship Wrestling | Glasgow | Mark Dallas | 2006- | Yes | ||
Premier British Wrestling | Across Scotland & North of England | Ross Watson | 2006 - | Yes | ||
Scottish Wrestling Alliance | Motherwell, Uddingston, Glasgow, Clydebank, CUmbernauld, North Ayrshire, Johnstone, Erskine | SWA Comittee | 2002- | Yes | SWA hosts several events throughout the year building to the Scottish Supershow, the Gathering, and has two offshoot promotions; Source Wrestling which runs throughout the year showcasing the best home grown talent in affiliation with the Source Wrestling School and After Hours, adults only hardcore wrestling events. | |
Wrestlezone | Aberdeen, Ellon, Nairn, Fraserburgh, Kirkcaldy, | WrestleZone Comittee | 2008- | Yes | WrestleZone is largely based in Aberdeen but runs shows all year round throughout the North East of Scotland as well as running their own training school. |
Wales
Name | Location | Promoter(s) | Years active | Website | Notes | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Active | ||||||
Celtic Wrestling | Cardiff | Jonathan Millard | 2005- | Yes | [1][82] | |
South Wales Championship Wrestling | Rhymney | Chris Roberts | 2006- | Yes | [83] | |
Welsh Wrestling | Wales | Alan Ravenhill | 2005- | Yes | Originally known as Pro Power Wrestling from 2005 to 2009.[1][84] | |
Defunct | ||||||
NWA Wales | Newport | 2006-2007 | Yes | Affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance and NWA UK Hammerlock.[85] | ||
Orig Williams Promotions/
British Wrestling Federation (version 2) |
Rhyl | Orig Williams | 1965-
circa 2000 |
No | [86] Orig Williams continued to promote WWF tribute shows and occasional traditional British shows until his death in 2009 | |
Severn Wrestling Company | Caldicot | 2008 | No | Formed after Catch Wrestling Council dissolved in 2008 to continue promoting in South Wales |
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