RBW In Chingford, London - 23rd July 2005

[Guest Adam Gard]

Saturday 23rd July 2005

Ryan Hall, Chingford, London

Live British Wrestling

 

 

The Ryan Hall in Chingford, North-East London sees live British wrestling action return once again this July.

 

This event marks a year since the memorable clash between Sammy Ray and "The Gift" Ross Jordan, which saw special guest referee "Flying" (now "Filthy") Phil Powers aid Jordan's victory in perhaps one of the most controversial moments of the year.

 

Still remaining as practically the only venue in the North of London to see British wrestling on a regular basis, since the start of events there in March 2004. Now in July 2005, a total of seven events have already taken place, with the eighth set to take place on Saturday 23rd July.

 

The last show in June saw a number of surprises. Firstly former WWE wrestler and star of ITV's Celebrity Wrestling, D'Lo Brown, came to make a special appearance to meet and greet the fans, and secondly America's reigning NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion, "Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble, had a surprise special challenge match at the end of the event.

 

July's show sees another interesting line-up, including the first appearance of Scotland's mammoth "Highlander" Drew McDonald and also young rookie Jason Sensation.

 

Confirmed for the show are the following bouts:

 

"Highlander" Drew McDonald vs Eamon O'Neil

 

One of the most fearsome wrestlers, not just in the UK, but in the world, "Highlander" Drew McDonald steps into the ring for the first time in RBW in what should be a very memorable contest. McDonald has wrestled internationally for over twenty years and has wrestled all the top names of wrestling from all over the world, and more often than not, has always been found on the winning side.

 

There is always a shortage of wrestlers wanting to face McDonald, who holds a clear size advantage over almost every opponent, but one man who is clearly not intimidated is the "Celtic Warrior" Eamon O'Neil, who is more than happy to provide opposition for McDonald in this contest.

 

Despite McDonald's size advantage, O'Neil is not a small wrestler, and is more than powerful himself. With a fascinating balance of wrestling ability between both grapplers, this contest promises to be an intense and heated battle.

 

Revolution British Wrestling Live Event

 

Date: Saturday 23rd July 2005

 

Venue: Ryan Hall, St Edmunds Church, On the corner of Chingford Mount Road/Larkswood Road, Chingford, London, E4.

Map

 

Times: Doors Open at 7.30pm. Event Begins at 8.00pm. Show Ends at 10.00pm.

 

Ticket Prices

 

Front Row (All Ages) - £9.00

Adults - £8.00

Concessions (Children Under 16, Senior Citizens and Disabled) - £6.00

Family Ticket (2 Adults & 2 Children Under 16) - £25.00

 

£1.00 off every ticket purchased in advance!

 

Tickets are also available on the evening of the event.

 

Booking Methods

 

Telephone - 07950 576063

SMS Text Message - 07950 576063

E-Mail - [email protected].

In Person - Tickets for all events are available at all RBW training sessions and other RBW live events.

 

Travel Information

 

Nearest Train Station: Chingford or Highams Park

Nearest Tube Station: Walthamstow Central

Nearest Bus Routes:97, 158, 215, 357, 444, 505 (all go directly past the venue)

By Car: If travelling by car, from the North Circular Road (A406), leave at the Crooked Billet junction (Walthamstow) on to the A112 (Chingford Road). On leaving the roundabout you will pass the Walthamstow Stadium on your right. Cross the crossroads with the Morrisons supermarket turn-off on the left, just past this you enter Chingford. Continue proceeding along the road, past the parades of shops and the Royston Arms pub. You will see the venue on the main road as it veers to the right. The venue (a large red-brick building) stands slightly back from the main road.

 

Other Information

 

A wide range of soft drinks will be on sale at this event. Cold food such as crisps, chocolate, cakes etc will be on sale at this event.

The venue has a small car park and also adequate street parking nearby, ideal for you to park in if you are travelling by car.

 

This venue has full disabled access and has adequate space for wheelchair users to watch the event. Additionally, the venue has disabled toilets.

 

 

 

For more information please visit http://www.revolutionbritishwrestling.co.uk .

[Guest Adam Gard]

Statement From Tino Caesar

 

RBW newcomer "Made Man" Tino Caesar has posted a very controversial statement on the official RBW forums, calling out middleweight campaigner Andy Boy Simmonz.

 

Tino had this to say:

 

"So, here I am looking at the line up for the Chingford show on July 23rd and I'm amazed at the total lack of talent on that roster... Well, aside from yours truly of course. The only other person I would rate as high as myself would be my fellow American, Tex Benedict.

 

July 23rd 2005, mark it down, this is a date to remember. This date marks the beginning of a new AMERICAN REVOLUTION. "The Made Man" "The Untouchable One" Tino Ceasar starts his date with destiny and his quest for gold, and that quest starts with...

 

ANDY BOY SIMMONZ

 

I'M CALLING YOU OUT ANDY BOY!

 

I've sat back for too long. It's time to see what being "Made" is all about. "

 

RBW are speaking to Andy Boy Simmonz who is likely to make a response to Tino very shortly.

[Guest Adam Gard]

Andy Boy Simmonz Accepts!

 

The challenge laid down by rookie newcomer, 'The Made Man' Tino Caesar, recently to Andy Boy Simmonz has been responded to.

 

Simmonz has read what Caesar has had to say about him, and is more than happy to meet him in the ring at the upcoming Chingford event on Saturday 23rd July.

 

Tino Caesar, originally hailing from New York in the United States of America, but now living in Newmarket, Cambridgeshire, has only so far wrestled on one occasion, yet is more than confident of his ability. With a strong background in amateur (Olympic) wrestling, Caesar had a head start on his career, and his recent coaching in the UK has turned him into one of the most exciting prospects for the future.

 

RBW officials have accepted this contest, and Andy Boy Simmonz vs "The Made Man" Tino Caesar has been added to the line-up for this event.

[Guest Adam Gard]

This Saturday's scheduled event in Chingford, London has been moved to Plaistow, East London at the Lister Community School, which is also the location of the new RBW London Training Centre that opened last week.

 

The full address of the new venue is:

 

Lister Community School, St Mary's Road, Plaistow, London, E13 9AE.

 

The show times have changed slightly, with doors opening at the slightly earlier time of 7.00pm, with the first match scheduled for 7.30pm.

 

All tickets that have been purchased/reserved for this event will be valid at the new venue.

 

There have been no changes made to the advertised line-up of wrestlers, with the final matches due to be confirmed over the next couple of days.

 

For a detailed travel guide with information on how to reach the venue, please visit http://www.revolutionbritishwrestling.co.u...laistowlocation . The venue is very easy to find, and is served by a wide range of public transport routes on bus, tube and mainline trains.

 

We hope to see you there!

[Guest Adam Gard]

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