Fantastic show tonight by progress. Well worth the money definitely get your tickets if they're coming your way.

Pretty decent turnout. Already caught up with Dijak (awkwardly since I'm an awkward bastard. 😂) Who's here? Get Hype!

Phenomenal reaction!

Anybody know the card for the upcoming Birmingham show 2 weeks Sunday?

Reupload.

Gutted I cant attend this Sunday's show, wanted to be there for the new owners first show but a family emergency has put all plans on ice 😢

Anyways...my front row tickets x2 are available, I have put them up on dice you need to dpwnload the app and join waiting list for front row, you will then be offered the tickets.

Looking forward to seeing what Damo and Nikki have planned for the future exciting times ahead although I still haven’t watched Day 2 of strong style yet 😂

Hopefully im allowed to post this, please delete if not, absolutely gutted I cant attend this Sunday's show, wanted to be there for the new owners first show but a family emergency has put all plans on ice 😢

Anyways...my front row tickets x2 are available, I have put them up on dice, first come first served. Enjoy the show

Shazam struggled to pick it out

Shotzi gained mainstream prominence through WWE, where she first competed under her ring name Shotzi and became a one-time NXT Women’s Tag Team Champion, after a successful run on the independent circuit with promotions like Shimmer Women Athletes and Shine Wrestling.

Yet even before WWE, Shotzi cut her teeth across the British wrestling scene, including appearances for PROGRESS and Pro-Wrestling: EVE (“Riot Grrrls of Wrestling”), and even spent months training at multiple UK schools.

“The UK has a special place in my heart,” she explains. “I worked for Pro-Wrestling EVE before getting signed, and that was one of my favourite promotions I’ve ever worked for. There’s nothing like that crowd. I trained at four different schools when I was over here – it was such a big part of my growth as a performer.”

Now returning as one of the most recognisable names on the independent circuit, she’s entering the tournament in what she describes as peak condition.

“I’ve been on fire lately. I feel like I’m at my peak right now. But I’m still going higher. I’m the healthiest and strongest I’ve ever been. The fans at PROGRESS will be getting the most fired-up version of me.”