There have not been many Welsh wrestlers in the WWE. However, the few that have made sure to make their mark on the United States. While a small country of only 3 million people, Wales (Cymru) has had a huge impact on Sports. As one of the first teams to play football, and one of … Read more
The creation of the Mountevans Rules in 1947 was one of the most important moments in British Wrestling history. After All-In Wrestling turned wrestling into a bloodthirsty, ungovernable mess, something had to be done. The task of fixing the wrestling business in the UK fell to Edward Evans, the 1st Baron Mountevans in 1947. To … Read more
The American wrestler Jack Carkeek travelled to the UK, using his Cornish wrestling background to help build professional wrestling as a sport in Great Britain.
Jackie Pallo and Mick McManus have the record for having one of the most-watched matches in wrestling history. These two gentleman wrestled decades ago, during the Golden Age of pro wrestling in the UK. While viewing habits were different, the alleged 20 million ratings figures is one that is unlikely to be beaten. Coming from … Read more
Wade Barrett had a lot of failed pushes, but 2014 should have been the year he finally became a top star. The Englishman had his troubles in the past. Being buried by John Cena (literally, by a pile of chairs) in 2010, to a horrific elbow injury in 2012, things just didn’t seem to click … Read more
Marty Jones turned down Vince McMahon Sr’s offer of a WWE contract. In 1978, the legendary British wrestler embarked on a tour of Japan. He wrestled with, and against, a number of legends, including Andre The Giant, Antonio Inoki and Riki Chosu. He also wrestled Tatsumi Fujinami 20 to 25-times, in a dream match many … Read more
William Regal has revealed how he became a professional wrestler. The Englishman is considered an all-time great in the industry. He is one of the few wrestlers to cross a generational gap, wrestling on the old World of Sport on ITV and on the worldwide WWE, well into the 2010s. His career lasted until his … Read more
The history of British wrestling goes all the way back to the 1800s, with Cornish wrestling giving birth to the modern-day sport we all love today.
RevPro returned to London on March 2nd, 2025 for Live in London 93. This event took place at the 229, with nearly 1000 fans cramming the venue for this fantastic event. Just two weeks away from Epic Encounter, the build to their first big event in 2025 continues. The opponent for Michael Oku’s next opponent … Read more
The rivalry between Mick McManus and Jackie Pallo is one of the most iconic in British wrestling history. Their battles captivated millions, their personalities clashed in and out of the ring, and their feud helped shape the golden era of televised wrestling in the UK. But every legendary rivalry has an origin, and for McManus … Read more