Posts Tagged ‘Pete Dunne’
PROGRESS have announced one of the biggest main events in company history for their Chapter 43 event that takes place at the Electric Ballroom in Camden, London on January 29th.
WWE UK Tournament Runner-Up and reigning PROGRESS Champion Pete Dunne will be defending the belt against Jimmy Havoc. Pete Dunne will be looking to improve on his stellar run in 2016 by defeating a rejuvenated Jimmy Havoc, who himself has been impressive since returning to the company late last year.
You can catch all of PROGRESS’ previous events through their On Demand service here.
Posted January 16th, 2017 in News. Tagged: Jimmy Havoc, Pete Dunne.
Here is the final card for this weekend’s High Stakes event presented by Revolution Pro Wrestling. Tickets are still available for the event and if you are able to make it to York Hall in Bethnal Green, London then it is certainly worth the trip:
British Heavyweight Championship Match
– Katsuyori Shibata vs Matt Riddle
If Shibata wins then he will defend the Championship at NJPW’s New Beginning event in February against Will Ospreay
– Marty Scurll vs Zack Sabre Jr
– YOSHI-HASHI vs Pete Dunne
– Trevor Lee vs Trent Seven
– Martin Stone vs Jay White
British Tag Team Championship Match
– War Machine vs Redman and Sterling
Posted January 16th, 2017 in News. Tagged: Marty Scurll, Matt Riddle, Pete Dunne, Rev Pro, RPW, Shibata, Trent Seven, Zack Sabre Jr..
WWE this week announced the bracket for the first ever UK Championship Tournament set to take place this weekend at the Empress Ballroom in Blackpool, England.
The tournament features some of the best performers on the British scene and here are (in my opinion) the top four men who are likely to go all the way and become the first ever WWE UK Champion.
Pete Dunne
Pete Dunne (known affectionally to PROGRESS fans as ‘PETER’) had the biggest year of his career in 2016. His stellar year included a spot in PWG’s BOLA tournament, facing Yuji Nagata in Rev Pro, winning the PROGRESS Tag Team Titles with Trent Seven and to cap it off he secured the PROGRESS Championship by pinning Jimmy Havoc at Chapter 39.
Dunne has been in the industry around a decade and has established himself as one of the top acts in the UK scene, nicknamed the ‘Brusierweight’ he has a hard hitting style and works predominately as a heel for multiple companies across Britain, he possesses a natural ability to rile up a crowd that harks back to William Regal in his prime. I would absolutely consider Dunne to be the favourite going into the tournament in Blackpool.
Projection: Winner
Trent Seven
Trent is one of the most experienced performers in the tournament. He too has had a breakout year in 2016, highlighted by his PROGRESS Tag Team title run with British Strong Style partners Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate (more info on Tyler below). Having worked the majority of the year as a firm crowd favourite both as a singles star in Fight Club Pro and as a tag team specialist in Moustache Mountain, his heel turn in PROGRESS set the stage for a huge tag team title win at Chapter 36. After the win a new cocky, arrogant side of his character shone through and brought out a different more focused Trent. I expect that he will work as a crowd favourite in the tournament and turn more than a few heads in the WWE fan base.
Projection: Loss to Pete Dunne in Final
Tyler Bate
Tyler is one of the youngest performers in the UK tournament however he too had a hugely successful 2016. As one half of Moustache Mountain he performed around the country as a firm fan favourite, in the latter part of the year he finally joined forces with ‘British Strong Style’ and became one of the top heels in PROGRESS. His style and work in the ring are similar to WWE Crusierweight star Jack Gallagher and I fully expect Tyler to work as a charismatic good guy who will be extremely well liked by the fans inside the Empress Ballroom. I’m expecting Tyler to lose in the semi-final against longtime friend and tag team partner Trent Seven.
Projection: Loss to Trent Seven in Semi-final
Mark Andrews
Known as ‘Mandrews’ during his stint in TNA, Mark Andrews is easily the most world renowned of all of the performers in the competition. He has been a mainstay in PROGRESS since its inception and has worked for companies such as PCW, ATTACK! Pro, wXw and Chikara.
Andrews is an extremely talented in ring worker and he easily has a shot at taking the title this weekend. He was a late addition to the tournament having recently cut ties with TNA and for that reason I am expecting that he will eventually lose to Pete Dunne in the semi-final.
Projection: Loss to Dunne in Semi-final
DISCUSSION: Who do you see winning the tournament?
Posted January 10th, 2017 in News, WWE. Tagged: BOLA, Jack Gallagher, Jimmy Havoc, Mark Andrews, PCW, Pete Dunne, PWG, Rev Pro, TNA, Trent Seven, Tyler Bate, UK Championship, William Regal.
Rev Pro have announced more matches for their January show in the world famous York Hall in Bethnal Green, London. Having already announced two huge bouts in Riddle/Shibata and Scurll/Sabre Jr the mid card for the event is also starting to shape up nicely:
- Pete Dunne vs Yoshi-Hashi
- Trevor Lee vs Trent Seven
- Martin Stone vs Jay White
- War Machine vs Sterling & Redman
Posted December 17th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Jay White, Pete Dunne, Rev Pro, REVPRO, Scurll, Shibata, Trevor Lee.
Here are the results from PWG’s Mystery Vortex IV show that took place in Reseda, California.
Trent b. Candice LaRae
Trevor Lee b. ACH
Matt Sydal b. Pete Dunne
reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O’Reilly) b. Death By Elbow (Chris Hero & JT Dunn)
Chuck Taylor b. Adam Cole – Taylor is now the Number 1 contender to the PWG title
Matt Riddle & Jeff Cobb b. PWG Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks
PWG Champion Zack Sabre Jr b. Marty Scurll – ZSJ took the submission victory to retain his title
Posted December 17th, 2016 in News, Results. Tagged: ACH, Adam Cole, Bobby Fish, Chris Hero, Jeff Cobb, Marty Scurll, Matt Riddle, Matt Sydal, Pete Dunne, PWG, reDRagon, Scurll, The Young Bucks, Trevor Lee, Zack Sabre Jr..
Here are the results from PROGRESS’ Chapter 40 show – ‘Intercepted Angel.’ The show was PROGRESS’ first event to be held in Sheffield:
- The London Riots (James Davis & Rob Lynch) b. The New Nation (Alexander Henry & Jason Prime) – The Riots took the win after hitting the GBH and securing the pinfall
- NATURAL PROGRESSION SERIES MATCH – Toni Storm b. Bea Priestley – Storm hit a top rope leg drop to take the pinfall victory and move on in the tournament to crown the first ever PROGRESS Women’s Champion
- ATLAS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH – Rampage Brown b. Dave Mastiff – Brown hit the Piledriver on ‘Banter Claus’ to retain his ATLAS title
- Jimmy Havoc b. Marty Scurll – Havoc took the pinfall victory after hitting the Acid Rainmaker to become the Number 1 Contender to the PROGRESS Championship
- F.S.U. (Eddie Dennis & Mark Andrews) b. The Origin (El Ligero & Nathan Cruz) – Eddie Dennis rolled up El Ligero for the win
- Adam Cole b. Will Ospreay – In what was an incredible bout (and possibly Cole’s best of 2016) Adam Cole took the pinfall win following his third Last Shot
- PROGRESS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH – Pete Dunne b. Zack Sabre Jr – Dunne took the win following a Drop Dead Facebuster to retain his Championship
Posted December 12th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Adam Cole, El Ligero, Jimmy Havoc, London Riots, Mark Andrews, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, Rampage, Scurll, Will Ospreay, Zack Sabre Jr..
UK promotion Revolution Pro Wrestling hosted a series of high profile events throughout 2016 and they look set to continue that trend into the new year. Their first show at The Cockpit in London is already shaping up to be the biggest Cockpit show in company history and the following bouts have been announced:
- Main Event – Pete Dunne & Marty Scurll vs Shane Strickland & Ryan Smile
- British Tag Team Title Match – London Riots vs Joel Redman & Charlie Sterling (c)
- Zack Sabre Jr vs RJ Singh
- Eddie Dennis vs Josh Bodom
- Trent Seven vs Zack Gibson
- Dave Mastiff vs Tyler Bate
Posted December 9th, 2016 in News. Tagged: London Riots, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, REVPRO, Scurll, Zack Sabre Jr..
PROGRESS have finalised the card for their debut show in Sheffield, and it is as follows:
- PROGRESS Championship Match – Newly crowned PROGRESS Champion Pete Dunne will be defending arguably the most prestigious title in UK Wrestling against Zack Sabre Jr. Sabre Jr has had a very stop-start year in PROGRESS with his appearances in the CWC and Rev Pro being far more high profile.
- Number 1 Contender Match – After returning at Chapter 36 Jimmy Havoc has been relentless in his attacks on ‘The Villain’ Marty Scurll, and now they face off for the first time one-on-one in PROGRESS ring for the chance to be Number 1 contender to Pete Dunne’s title.
- Will Ospreay vs Adam Cole (BABAAAYYYY!) – Two of Ring of Honor’s top stars face off in a bout that could easily steal the show. Ospreay has had an absolutely incredible year having won the BOSJ and making the transition to ROH.
- FSU vs The Origin
- New Nation vs London Riots
- Toni Storm vs Bea Priestley
- ATLAS Open Challenge – Rampage Brown vs TBC
Posted December 8th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Adam Cole, Jimmy Havoc, London Riots, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, Rampage, Rev Pro, Scurll, Will Ospreay, Zack Sabre Jr..
Here are the results from Night 1 of the Co-branded Revolution Pro and New Japan Pro Wrestling Global Wars events.
Marty Scurll b. Jushin Thunder Liger – Scurll took the win after applying the Crossface Chickenwing
Honma b. Sha Samuels – Honma gained the pinfall victory after hitting a Kokeshi from the top rope
Yuji Nagata b. Pete Dunne – Nagata took the pinfall win after a hard fought back and forth match with the UK standout Dunne
Chris Hero b. Tomohiro Ishii – In what was undoubtably the match of the night, Hero took the pinfall after hitting a Gotch style piledriver
Will Ospreay b. Bushi – Ospreay took the win after hitting the OsCutter
Naito, Evil & Sanada b. Trent Seven, Tyler Bate & David Starr – Evil took the victory for his team by pinning David Starr
Katsuyori Shibata b. Zack Sabre, Jr. – Shibata hit a PK to take the pinfall victory and become the Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion. Chris Hero appeared after the match and challenged Shibata for the belt.
Posted November 11th, 2016 in News, NJPW, Results. Tagged: Chris Hero, Global Wars, Ishii, Jushin Thunder Liger, Katsuyori Shibata, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, Rev Pro, Sanada, Shibata, Tomohiro Ishii, Will Ospreay, Zack Sabre Jr..
Here are the results from PROGRESS’ Chapter 37 show ‘A Sudden Sense of Liberty’ which took place at a sold out O2 Ritz in Manchester:
Bubblegum b. Chuck Mambo – Bubblegum took the win via pinfall in his return to PROGRESS
Kay Lee Ray b. Kimber Lee – Kay Lee Ray defeated Kimber Lee via pinfall
James Drake b. Fabian Aichner – PROGRESS debutant James Drake defeated Fabian Aichner via pinfall, this was also Aichner’s debut match for the company after impressing at WWE’s Cruiserweight Classic tournament.
PROGRESS Championship Number One Contender Match – “The Villain” Marty Scurll b. Pete Dunne, Joe Coffey & Trent Seven – Scurll took the submission victory to become the Number 1 contender to the title he lost to Mark Haskins at Chapter 36, after the match Jimmy Havoc appeared through the crowd and gave Scurll and Acid Rainmaker.
South Pacific Power Trip (w/ Dahlia Black) b.FSU & The Origin – The SPPT took the win via pinfall and now look likely contenders for the PROGRESS Tag Team Championships at a later show.
PROGRESS Atlas Championship – Rampage Brown b. Mikey Whiplash – Rampage took the win in his first defense of the PROGRESS Atlas championship via pinfall.
PROGRESS Championship Match – Mark Haskins b. Zack Gibson – Haskins took the win via submission in his first defence of the PROGRESS title since winning it at Chapter 36
Posted October 18th, 2016 in Results. Tagged: Cruiserweight Classic, Jimmy Havoc, Kimber Lee, Mark Haskins, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, Rampage, Scurll.
PROGRESS will be returning to the O2 Ritz in Manchester on Sunday 16th October for Chapter 37 – ‘A Sudden Sense of Liberty’ and the following matches have already been announced for the show:
PROGRESS Championship Number 1 Contenders Match – Pete Dunne (British Strong Style) vs Shane Strickland (Lucha Underground’s Killshot) vs Joe Coffey vs ‘The Villain’ Marty Scurll
PROGRESS Championship Match – Mark Haskins (c) vs Zack Gibson
Chuck Mambo vs Bubblegum
FSU vs SPPT vs The Origin (El Ligero and Dave Mastiff)
Posted October 7th, 2016 in News. Tagged: El Ligero, Mark Haskins, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne.
Free Match Thursday this week sees new WWE signee Jack Gallagher taking on Pete Dunne in a CWC Qualifying match. Gallagher performed his final date for PROGRESS at this past Sunday’s Chapter 36 at the 02 Academy in Brixton.
Pete Dunne also appeared at Chapter 36 and won the PROGRESS Tag Team Titles alongside his British Strong Style partner; Trent Seven.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7FxUgEHxB8
Posted September 29th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Jack Gallagher, Pete Dunne.
Here are the results from PROGRESS Chapter 36, emanating from the 02 Academy in Brixton, London:
Rampage Brown b. Joe Coffey – Rampage hit a Piledriver to become the first ever ATLAS Champion
Jinny, Alex Windsor & Dahlia Black b.Pollyanna, Laura DiMatteo & Nixon Newell – Jinny pinned Di Matteo following an X-Factor style Facebuster from the second rope
Pastor William Eaver vs Sebastian – This bout went to a no-contest when Sebastian was legitimately knocked out by a Lariat in the opening seconds of the match. Later in the night it was confirmed that he was on his feet and generally ok.
British Strong Style (Trent Seven & Pete Dunne) b. The London Riots – BSS took the win to become the new PROGRESS Tag Team Champions
Paul Robinson b. Chuck Mambo – In an impromptu bout, Robinson took the win via pinfall
Zack Sabre Jr b. Tomasso Ciampa – In a fantastic 2 out of 3 falls match ZSJ took the third fall and the win via submission, the first two falls occurred simultaneously when both men’s shoulders where on the mat
The Origin b. FSU, Damon Moser & Jack Gallagher – Gallagher took the pinfall in his final performance for the company before joining RAW and the Cruiserweight Division full time, he received a standing ovation from the crowd following the match.
Mark Haskins b. Tommy End & Marty Scurll – Haskins took the submission win over Scurll after Jimmy Havoc interfered to a HUGE reaction from the Brixton crowd, this was also Tommy End’s final independent date and company owner Jim Smallman brought Gallagher and Ciampa out at the end for a curtain call.
https://twitter.com/MartyScurll/status/780004335136702468
It was also announced that PROGRESS would be returning the the Brixton Academy in September 2017
Posted September 26th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Jack Gallagher, Jimmy Havoc, London Riots, Mark Haskins, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, Rampage, Tomasso Ciampa, Tommy End, Zack Sabre Jr..
Revolution Pro Wrestling have announced the first two bouts for the 2-night Global Wars events that take place on November 10th/11th.
- On Night 1 the team of Mark Haskins, Tyler Bate & Trent Seven will be taking on Los Ingobernables (Naito, EVIL & SANADA).
- On Night 2 one of the standout performers from this year’s PWG Battle of Los Angeles Tournament Pete Dunne will be taking on a New Japan legend: Tomohiro Ishii
Revolution Pro have also announced that NEVER Openweight Champion Shibata will be returning to the UK for the Global Wars events:
Posted September 19th, 2016 in News, NJPW. Tagged: Battle of Los Angeles, Global Wars, Ishii, Mark Haskins, Pete Dunne, PWG, REVPRO, RPW, Sanada, Shibata, Tomohiro Ishii.
Here are the results from the third and final night of PWG’s annual BOLA Tournament:
BOLA Tournament Quarter Final Matches
Trevor Lee b. Dalton Castle – Trevor Lee took the win via pinfall after hitting a Canadian Destroyer
Ricochet b. John Bennigan – Ricochet hit the 630 splash to advance in the tournament
Marty Scurll b. Cody Rhodes – Scurll hit a low blow and followed with a quick roll up to secure the pinfall victory
Mark Andrews b. Chris Hero – Andrews reversed a cradle attempt to take the victory in a rematch from PROGRESS’ Super Strong Style 16 tournament
Mark Haskins b. Kyle O’Reilly – Haskins took the win via submission
Will Ospreay b. Zack Sabre Jr – Ospreay took the win after reversing a European Clutch into a pinfall
PWG Tag Team Title Match: The Young Bucks (c) b. Pentagon Jr & Fenix
BOLA Tournament Semi-Final Matches
Trevor Lee b. Mark Andrews – Lee took the win after hitting a small package driver
Marty Scurll b. Mark Haskins – Scurll took the submission win after applying the Crossface Chickenwing
Will Ospreay b. Ricochet – Ospreay hit the OsCutter to win via pinfall in this Best of the Super Juniors rematch
10 Man Tag: Jushin Thunder Liger, Chuck Taylor, Jeff Cobb, Tommy End & Cedric Alexander b. Tommaso Ciampa, Sami Callihan, Matt Riddle, Pete Dunne & Brian Kendrick – Liger hit the Brainbuster on Pete Dunne to secure the pinfall win for his team
https://twitter.com/MartyScurll/status/772673384039780352
BOLA Tournament Final Match
Marty Scurll b. Will Ospreay & Trevor Lee – Ospreay is the first to be eliminated after a Chickenwing/Stomp combination from both Scurll and Lee. Scurll wins the tournament by making Lee tap to the Chickenwing.
Posted September 5th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Battle of Los Angeles, Best Of The Super Juniors, Brian Kendrick, Cedric Alexander, Chris Hero, Cody Rhodes, Dalton Castle, Jeff Cobb, Jushin Thunder Liger, Mark Andrews, Mark Haskins, Marty Scurll, Matt Riddle, Pete Dunne, PWG, Ricochet, Sami Callihan, Super Strong Style 16, The Young Bucks, Tommy End, Trevor Lee, Will Ospreay, Zack Sabre Jr..
Here are the results from night 2 of PWG’s annual BOLA Tournament:
Dalton Castle b. Tommaso Ciampa – this was Ciampa’s farewell match for the company
Mark Andrews b. Pete Dunne – Andrews took the pinfall win following a Shooting Star Press
Cody Rhodes b. Sami Callihan – Cody took the win via the Crossrhodes in his PWG debut
Trevor Lee b. Kamaitachi – Lee took the win via a Small Package Driver
Mark Haskins b. Cedric Alexander – PROGRESS standout Haskins took the win via Submission
Kyle O’Reilly b. Matt Riddle – O’Reilly took the win via pinfall after reversing a submission hold
Non Tournament Matches
Will Ospreay, Matt Sydal & Ricochet b. Adam Cole & The Young Bucks – Ospreay, Sydal and Ricochet took the win with Triple Shooting Star Presses
Fenix & Pentagon Jr. b. Chris Hero & Tommy End – Fenix and Pentagon took the win via pinfall with a 450 splash on Tommy End
Posted September 4th, 2016 in Results. Tagged: ACH, Adam Cole, Battle of Los Angeles, Cedric Alexander, Chris Hero, Cody Rhodes, Dalton Castle, Mark Andrews, Mark Haskins, Matt Riddle, Matt Sydal, Pentagon Jr., Pete Dunne, PWG, Ricochet, Sami Callihan, The Young Bucks, Tommy End, Trevor Lee, Will Ospreay.
Here are the results from PROGRESS Wrestling’s Chapter 35 event: ‘Writing Nirvana on Other People’s Bags’
Pete Dunne & Trent Seven b. Damian Dunne & Tyler Bate – Pete Dunne and Trent Seven took the win via submission
Nixon Newell b. Alex Windsor – Nixon took the win via pinfall
Jack Gallagher b. El Ligero, Eddie Dennis & Zack Gibson – Gallagher took the win via Submission. After the bell Dave Mastiff distracted Dennis and Gallagher allowing Zack Gibson to attack both men with a car stereo
Atlas Championship Tournament Semi-Final: Joe Coffey b. Dave Mastiff – Coffey took the win via pinfall to advance to the Atlas Championship final
Shane Strickland (Lucha Underground’s Killshot) b. Will Ospreay – Strickland took the win via pinfall. After the match Ospreay stated that his schedule no longer works for PROGRESS and that he would be taking a long hiatus
Mark Haskins b. Mikey Whiplash – Haskins’ Championship opportunity at Chapter 36 was on the line in this match and he took the win via Submission
Atlas Championship Tournament Semi-Final: Rampage Brown b. T-Bone – Rampage took the win via pinfall to advance to the Atlas Tournament final
PROGRESS Championship Match: Marty Scurll b. Mark Andrews – Scurll took the win via Submission to retain his title and move on to a 3 Way Dance at Chapter 36 in Brixton against Mark Haskins and Tommy End
Posted August 31st, 2016 in Results. Tagged: El Ligero, Jack Gallagher, Mark Andrews, Mark Haskins, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, Progress Wrestling, Rampage, Scurll, Tommy End, Will Ospreay.
Here is the full card for this Friday’s (12/8) ‘Uprising’ event presented by Revolution Pro Wresting:
- Zack Sabre Jr vs Jeff Cobb (Matanza Cueto)
- Marty Scurll vs Chris Hero
The event will be available on demand around a week after the event through Rev Pro’s excellent on demand service: rpwondemand.pivotshare.com
Posted August 10th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Chris Hero, Jay White, Jeff Cobb, Marty Scurll, Matanza Cueto, Pete Dunne, Rev Pro, Ricochet, Will Ospreay, Zack Sabre Jr..
Here are the results from Sunday’s Chapter 33 show:
Pete Dunne & Damian Dunne vs Moustache Mountain – this match ended in a double count out when Pete Dunne and Trent Seven both attacked their partners and left in a double turn
Jack Gallagher b. Zack Gibson – WWE Cruiserweight Classic competitor Jack Gallagher defeated ‘Liverpool’s Number 1’ Zack Gibson by submission
TK Cooper & Travis Banks b. “Bodyguy” Roy Johnson & Jack Sexsmith – The ‘wasteman challenge (essentially a rap battle) was accepted by Jack Sexsmith, however he mentioned TK and Travis who interrupted to turn this into a tag match that they then won
Mark Andrews b. El Ligero – Andrews defeated Ligero by pinfall in what is being described as an incredible match
PROGRESS Championship Number One Contender Match – Mark Haskins b. Will Ospreay – Haskins defeated Ospreay by submission to become the number contender to the PROGRESS Championship, he declared that he will be cashing in this opportunity at Chapter 36: We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Room Again at Brixton Academy
PROGRESS Tag Team Championship Match – The London Riots b. War Machine – The Riots won the match by pinfall to retain their Tag Team Shields
PROGRESS World Championship Match – “The Villain” Marty Scurll b. Pastor William Eaver – Scurll won the match when Sebastian distracted Eaver claiming he know a ‘secret’ about him, Scurll took the referee stoppage win to become the first 2-time PROGRESS Champion in the company’s history
As always the show will be up on demand at demandprogress.pivotshare.com where you can catch the company’s entire history on demand.
Posted August 1st, 2016 in News. Tagged: Cruiserweight Classic, El Ligero, Jack Gallagher, London Riots, Mark Andrews, Mark Haskins, Marty Scurll, Pete Dunne, Scurll, Will Ospreay.
Revolution Pro have announced that Jeff Cobb (Matanza Cueto) and Ricochet (Prince Puma) will be performing at the August 12th ‘Uprising’ event.
Cobb will be taking on the current British Champion and WWE Cruiserweight Classic competitor Zack Sabre Jr, Ricochet will be facing The ‘Brusierweight’ Pete Dunne.
As previously reported on Sescoops the main event of this show sees Will Ospreay taking on Vader in a feud that started on social media over a match between Ospreay and Ricochet at the NJPW BOSJ tournament. With Ricochet booked to appear at Uprising there has been speculation that he may get involved in the main event in some capacity and potentially set up a match between himself and Vader.
Posted July 13th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Jeff Cobb, Pete Dunne, Prince Puma, Rev Pro, Ricochet, Zack Sabre Jr..
With the WWE Cruiserweight Classic set to start tonight on WWE Network, PROGRESS have released full videos of both their qualifying matches from Chapter 29 – ‘Practically Progress in Every Way.’
If you’ve never had the opportunity to check out the production style, the talent and the ‘unique’ British crowds then this is your chance.
The two bouts are Zack Sabre Jr vs ‘Flash’ Morgan Webster and Pete Dunne vs ‘Gentleman’ Jack Gallagher.
Posted July 13th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Jack Gallagher, Pete Dunne, Zack Sabre Jr..
Revolution Pro have announced that Pete Dunne will be taking on Noam Dar on Sunday July 3rd at the London Cockpit in Marylebone.
Dunne’s Cruiserweight title will not be on the line as he is booked to defend against Will Ospreay at the Summer Sizzler, Rev Pro owner Andy Quildan took to Twitter to confirm that if Dar wins the bout then he will be the number 1 contender.
Both Dunne and Dar performed for Rev Pro at the recent Angle vs Sabre Jr Supershow and had stellar matches on the undercard, both are highly experienced Cruiserweight talents on the UK scene and Dar is scheduled to appear at WWE Cruiserweight Classic later in the year. Dunne narrowly missed out on a place at the ‘Classic when he lost to ‘The Gentleman’ Jack Gallagher at PROGRESS Chapter 29.
Tickets for the event are available at Gigantic.com.
Posted June 16th, 2016 in News. Tagged: Noam Dar, Pete Dunne, Rev Pro.