Wrestling On Fire is ready to do battle with ECPW On Fire once again in Paramus, New Jersey at the Paramus Elks Lodge, fans Wrestling On Fire promises a GIANT SURPRISE for ECPW. #FEELTHEHEAT! Get your tickets now!!!
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Wrestling On Fire Episode 57, original air date November 30th, 2013
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Inside ECPW On Fire - November 15th, 2013
November 22nd and November 23rd TV Tapings return to both Elks Lodge in Paramus and to the ECPW ON Fire Arena at Lake Hiawatha for what appears to be a very exciting weekend of professional wrestling as Wrestling On Fire roster will be competing at both events. Maybe this will calm down the recent false accusations of unfair booking practices that Mario Savoldi Jr. & Ken Ready have been complaining about. On Friday night in Paramus, fans will see the first unification contest for the Wrestling On Fire TV Title and the ECPW TV Title as Crazy Ivan & Ricky Reyes will compete in what promises to be a very exciting match. Also on that same night at the Elks Lodge, wrestling fans will see Kia Katana, as he will be competing against high flying Irish Matt Macintosh. To read more of Inside ECPW with Joe G please click here!!! Webster's Weekly - November 15TH, 2013
What do wrestling fans care about? It is a question promoters, matchmakers, and producers have worked hard to answer for the many decades professional wrestling has been at the top of the mountain of entertainment choices.
Do fans care about the characters? The wrestling? The backstory as to the who/what/why/when/where/how? I believe all of these factors play into what wrestling fans care about and want to see. It has been this writer's experience that wrestling fans certainly do not care about announcers or referees, or behind-the-scenes officials. Frankly, i To continue reading this weeks edition of Webster's Weekly, click here
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