RBW In Plaistow, East London

[Guest Adam Gard]

Saturday 23rd July 2005

Lister Community School, Plaistow, East London

Live British Wrestling

 

 

Live wrestling comes to Plaistow, East London, for the first time, this coming Saturday.

 

Replacing this month's Chingford event, RBW have bought this event to Plaistow in connection with the new RBW London Training Centre which is also ran from the same venue in Plaistow.

 

Plans are for regular events to be ran following this show, similar to how events are on a monthly basis in Chingford, North London, which is good news for grapple fans, who now have an even wider availability to catch live wrestling in the London area.

 

The line-up for this event stars the British Middleweight Champion, "Misfit" Jorge Castano, arrogant Americans Tex Benedict & "The Made" Man Tino Caesar, "Celtic Warrior" Eamon O'Neil, Andy Boy Simmonz and others.

 

Confirmed for the show are the following bouts:

 

 

"Misfit" Jorge Castano vs Shabazz

 

"Misfit" Jorge Castano, the current British Middleweight Champion, fresh off from an extended overseas trip, looks set to get back into the swing of things at this event. Castano was last see in Finchley, London in March, where he drew against British Welterweight Champion, Kid Regis, in an exciting bout.

 

Shabazz will also be making a welcome return, with a year-long absence from the RBW ring behind him. Shabazz, known for his use of martial arts in the ring, could be a very different opponent for Castano to face, with his style considered quite unique and unpredictable.

 

The Championship is not on the line in this contest due to Shabazz's weight being higher than the middleweight limit. The two have met once before in Stamford, Lincolnshire, where Castano managed to pick up the victory, but not an easy one. Will this bout have the same outcome, or can Shabazz use his unpredictable style to pull out an upset?

 

Andy Boy Simmonz vs "The Made Man" Tino Caesar

 

RBW newcomer Tino Caesar, formerly of New York in the USA, made a shock challenge, live on the RBW website, towards Andy Boy Simmonz for this contest.

 

Despite competing only once prior to this bout, Tino is very confident that his intensive training and Olympic wrestling background will be enough to defeat Simmonz.

 

Andy Simmonz, never known to back down from an opponent, is more than happy to take on Caesar, and hopefully end Caesar's arrogant confidence that is already not impressing anyone other than himself.

 

Benedict is the likely favourite in this bout, but he shouldn't underestimate Sensation, who may well have some tricks up his sleeve.

 

 

Revolution British Wrestling Live Event

 

Date: Saturday 23rd July 2005

 

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

 

Times: Doors Open at 7.00pm. Event Begins at 7.30pm. Show Ends at 9.30/10.00pm.

 

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.

 

 

Directions And Travel Guide

 

Local Information:

 

Plaistow is located on the East side of London, and is well known for it's fantastic transport facilities, with local links to bus, London underground, Docklands Light Railway and mainline services.

 

The training venue is easy to find, situated nearby Plaistow High Street, in St Mary's Road.

 

By Mainline Train:

 

Nearest Station 1 - West Ham - West Ham Station is served by the Silverlink and c2c services (as well as London Underground, see below). Services from this station run from Essex locations such as Basildon, Grays, Purfleet, Shoeburyness and Southend, and from London locations such as Fenchurch Street, Hackney, Highbury & Islington, West Hampstead, Wembley and many more. Full details of services running from this station can be found by visiting the National Rail Website at http://www.nationalrail.co.uk .

 

Nearest Station 2 - Stratford - Stratford Station is served by many services, and is usually the first stop for most services arriving through from London Liverpool Street. Mainline trains travel through from locations such as Billericay, Brentwood, Chelmsford, Colchester, Ilford, Ipswich, Romford, Shenfield and Southend. On top of this, Stratford is also served by London Underground and the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). Full details of services running from this station can be found by visiting the National Rail Website at http://www.nationalrail.co.uk .

 

By London Underground/Docklands Light Railway:

 

Nearest Station 1 - Plaistow - Plaistow Underground Station is served by the District and Hammersmith & City lines.

 

Nearest Station 2 - Stratford - Stratford Underground Station is served by the Central and Jubilee lines, plus also the Docklands Light Railway (DLR).

 

By Bus

 

Nearest Bus Routes - The 69, 241, 262, 473 routes all serve Plaistow Underground Station. The 5, 115, 276, 300 and the 330 routes all run along Barking Road which is also very close to the training venue (see "By Foot" directions below).

 

By Foot

 

From Plaistow Underground Station - Exit the station, turning right to walk down Plaistow Road (A112), which then becomes the High Street. You need to then take the left turning which is called Clegg Street, and then the next right turning which is called Pelly Road. St Marys Road, where the training venue can be found, is located on the second left hand turning.

 

From Barking Road - From Barking Road, you need to get off the bus near the junction with Greengate Street. You will then need to walk into Greengate Street and continue until you see a turning on the right called North Street. From there, you need to follow North Street until you see a right hand turning called St Marys Road, where the training venue can be located.

 

By Road

 

From West Ham Station - Turn right into A112 (New Plaistow Road). Continue for 0.6 miles before turning left into the A114 (Clegg Street). After 152 yards, turn right onto Pelly Road. Then in 150 yards, turn left onto St Marys Road, where the training venue can be found. The journey's total distance is 0.9 miles.

 

From Stratford Station - Continue straight into A11 (Great Eastern Road) then bear right into A118 (Broadway). Then continue straight into A112 (West Ham Lane), and after 1.1 miles, turn left into A114 (Clegg Street). After 152 yards, turn right onto Pelly Road. Then in 150 yards, turn left onto St Marys Road, where the training venue can be found. The journey's total distance is 1.9 miles.

 

Useful Links

 

http://www.multimap.com - Multimap (Online Maps Of All UK Areas)

 

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk - National Rail Website Including Journey Planner

 

http://www.rac.co.uk - RAC Road Journey Planner

 

http://www.tfl.gov.uk - London Transport Website Including Journey Planner

 

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 large 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]

Tex Benedict vs Jason Sensation

 

Direct from London, Arizona, USA, Tex Benedict is another wrestler who has not proved to be popular since his RBW debut back in December 2003.

 

A newcomer to Plaistow, Benedict competed here in February, managing to overcome Neil Faith, an internationally-travelled wrestler, in what was considered to be an upset with Faith holding a significant size advantage over him.

 

Tonight he meets young up and comer, Jason Sensation. Sensation, from the nearby town of Barking, has trained at the RBW London Training Centre for over a year, and has competed elsewhere in recent months, making a very good showing for himself.

[Guest Adam Gard]

"The Bulldozer" Carl Clinton vs "Celtic Warrior" Eamon O'Neil

 

"The Bulldozer" is widely tipped to be one of the next top heavyweights that has emerged on the scene. A graduate of the RBW London Training Centre, Clinton has wrestled extensively this year on the holiday camp circuit around the country, leaving a string of helpless opponents, who with the help of his size, has managed to dominate and consequently defeat.

 

Not wanting to stop any time soon, Clinton now looks forward to taking on Ireland's "Celtic Warrior" Eamon O'Neil.

 

O'Neil is one of the most impressive wrestlers gracing the ring, and his height and physique make him a tough challenger for any opponent.

 

This contest could go either way, will "The Bulldozer" continue his path of destruction, or will the popular Irishman manage to add another credible victory to his career history?

[Guest Adam Gard]

Revolution British Wrestling

Saturday 23rd July 2005

Plaistow, East London

 

 

Shabazz def Tex Benedict

"Made Man" Tino Caesar def Jason Sensation

"Misfit" Jorge Castano def Shabazz

 

Winner stays on gauntlet results:

 

Shabazz def "Made Man" Tino Caesar

Shabazz def "Misfit" Jorge Castano

Tex Benedict def Shabazz

Jason Sensation def Tex Benedict