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- A great show, from start to finish. That was very fun for some parts. The 3-Way Match is MOTN (****1/4), closely followed by the main-event, a very good reborn of a great rivalry. Great performance by the ladies too, and once again
- This is the first Progress show that I have watched from beginning to end. While I don? t think it was the best show I? ve ever seen, it was a great introduction to the company and the card delivered in all aspects.
- Professional Wrestling (PROGRESS) is an award-winning wrestling promotion based in London. The company is run by stand-up comedian and TV presenter Jim Smallman, events promoter Jon Briley and West End musical star and actor Glen Joseph. The three of them decided to start a wrestling promotion in 2011, with the first show in March 2012.
- The undercard, namely the first three matches, was not particularly good. The opener dragged for a little bit too much but overall was ok, but I didn't like the other two matches.
- Overall a very good show, the first half was decent, the final 3 matches were all great. This show wasn't without its faults: despite the same finish in the final two matches and the poor furniture in the TLC match,
- This show was really consistent with some really good matches closing out the show. Dar/Robinson and Haskins/Brown were both solid (**3/4), Ligero/Scurll was good (***),
- verall, it was a pretty good show. The opener was entertaining and both OJMO and Dazz were able to show their abilities. Aussie Open vs. The 198 was a fantastic opener (***3/4). Jinny vs.
- A fairly good show. Classic Progress matches. Enjoyed the main event and Dragunov/Dunne. Consistent but not a show of the year contender.
- PROGRESS emanates from the Electric Ballroom before next months huge doubleheader. Ever since Wembley, they have been pumping out great shows and this one promises to be more of the same. Team Tremendous and Jordynne Grace debut for PROGRESS (for Grace this is her UK PROGRESS debut) and we have regulars like Mark Haskins, Eddie Dennis and Jimmy Havoc.
- Dunne vs. Conners was surprisingly good as Conners usually is pretty boring to me. Ospreay vs. Adam Brooks was good stuff. Brooks is a little to silly sometimes but I enjoyed this. The title picture just isn't clicking for me.
- Great to see Los Federales Santos Jr in PROGRESS. He's earned that by being consistently funny on other shows. I'm also happy to see the return of Sexy Starr. Santos getting worked up at Starr's suggestion that this will be "fun" is marvellous. Santos doesn't do much here but he doesn't need to. That's the beauty of the character. When he stops the kissing spot and lays a liplock on everyone, resulting in Dunne absolutely freaking out I am in bits. If this doesn't get him a regular gig everywhere I'll be upset. He's totally over as a babyface though, instantly. Sexy Starr double team Dunne for the pin but Los Federales Santos Jr was the star of this one. His act has gotten steadily better over the past year and he's worked hard to be here. Meanwhile both Starr and Sexsmith looked good in victory, joining in with the comedy until Dunne crossed a line and then winning with relative ease to show their superiority. Fun opener. After the win Jack talks about his Road to the Championship shot at Chapter 69. Next up are Havoc and Haskins, who heel turned on this duo. ***
- Main event was incredible. I'd go between 4. 25 and 4. 50 *. Really brutal stuff. Rest of the show wasn't too great. Just not feeling the Banks-Cooper-Brookes stuff. Doesn't seem like the crowd is either.
- The Scrull/Hero match was a outstanding match, in serious contention for the best in PROGRESS history. This backed up by the FSU/Dunne Brothers match which was hugely entertaining makes it hard to give this card less than a 8
- Not quite hitting the same incredible heights as the last couple shows but still a very fun live experience that largely translated to tape. A lot of emotional moments along with a highly enjoyable SPPT-Riots match
- Very good show, the mysterious card helped making the show fun and unpredictable. After a couple of average shows, it seems Progress is back on track. My favourite matches were the 8 man tag and Banks-Ospreay,
- A night of decent, generally acceptable matches, with a 'highlight' of Gibson vs. Janela ending with one of the worst, most illogical finishes that I have ever seen."
- British Strong Style vs. Damian Dunne and Tyler Bate Was a great opener. ***1/2 Alex Windsor vs. Nixon Newell **3/4 Eddie Dennis vs. El Ligero vs. Jack Gallagher vs. .
- "This show carried on the great momentum from the first Super Strong Style 16 Tournament, and produced an all time classic moment in company history, with Will Ospreay finally dethroning Jimmy Havoc
- Very average show. Nothing really stood out. I'd think that Haskins and Webster will be having a more intense match at some point. Considering Flash just turned on Haskins this was way too tame.
- Dark Tag Team Match Never Say Die (Alex Cupid and Dillon D'Angelo) vs Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis) Singles Match Strangler Davis vs Connor Mills (8:32) Singles Match
- "A very good show given the circumstances that cost PROGRESS several key wrestlers. The two title matches are the standouts here, especially Aussie Open's shot at the Tag Team Titles.
- Dave Mastiff vs. Iestyn Rees was an alright opener, that got the crowd into the show. *3/4 Tommy End vs. Zack Gibson was a great match, but could of gone on for another 5 minutes.
- really enjoyed this show. Progress did a great job putting over the Smash wrestlers while protecting their stars and making them look strong. There was a good mix of comedy and strong work rate.
- Good Show. The opener was fun, Toni Storm vs Dahlia Black was good, the best matches were the last 2, Riddle vs WALTER and Pete Dunne vs Mark Andrews
- A very good follow-up to the Super Strong Style 16 Weekend - Storm vs. KLR was a great opener featuring arguably the two best female wrestlers in the UK, with Toni needing the super version of her finisher to put Ray away.