Similar to WhatCulture Wrestling
by Justin
Posted on 01-11-2020 10:29 PM
Pacitti, tweddell, king, driver, and adam blampied had all previously worked at whatculture , most notably the whatculture gift for wrestling fan wrestling fan gifts unique wrestling gifts channel and their offshoot wrestling brand whatculture pro wresting (wcpw) where blampied, pacitti, king, and tweddell all featured prominently, while driver worked as an editor.
On september 19, 2017, the five announced they were leaving whatculture, and the following day blampied posted a cryptic message on his twitter reading "join us", and in the days that followed the others would post similar messages until cultaholic was unveiled on october 14, 2017 , with the channel's launch date was scheduled for november 1, 2017.
What Culture Pro Wrestling (2016–2017) Edit
Weekly podcasts covering current & past profession
oli davis, luke owen, "el fakidor" laurie blake,
1366
pwtorch editor wade keller brings you post-show co
going in raw with steve and larson takes a look at
3433
cultaholic wrestling provides daily coverage of w
1129.
If 2020 proved anything, it's that impact wrestling is always bound for glory. By whatculture wrestling.
The wcpw world championship was a professional wrestling championship promoted by what culture pro wrestling which was unveiled on the first edition of wcpw loaded by general manager adam pacitti. The initial title was fought over by rampage and big damo at wcpw built to destroy , where manager adam blampied betrayed the former to side with big damo , who used the illegal piledriver to become the first champion in wcpw history.
The following is a list of events by the what culture pro wrestling.
So back on september 19th, whatculture's wrestling wing lost five prominent faces from their site and youtube channel in what appeared to be a jaw-dropping exodus from the company. Five men: adam blampied, sam driver, jack "the jobber" king, adam pacitti, and "king" ross tweddell, all left the company at the same time. Whether or not they left on their own accord or were fired is still being debated online, but we do know that both sides quickly responded to the departures as whatculture threw out " future endeavors " press releases with videos highlighting that their company is made of more than just a few people, while the five departing men changed their social media to have a countdown clock with this symbol.
Whatculture pro wrestling ( wcpw ) is the little engine that is thriving, and the world has taken notice. The wrestling league seemingly came out of nowhere. They’ve survived under the radar from world wrestling entertainment ( wwe ). Wcpw isn’t the no. 2 league or even at no. 3. Those spots belong to new japan pro wrestling ( njpw ) and ring of honor, ( roh ) respectively.
Rebranding as Defiant Wrestling (2017–2019) Edit
Google+
following the departure of some of whatculture's key staff members, what culture pro wrestling will also be undergoing some changes before the end of the year.
The promotion announced today that they would be rebranding as defiant wrestling in december. The first show under the new name will be a live ippv called "wearedefiant" on december 4th at the o2 academy in newcastle, which will air on their new access defiant on-demand service and will be available on the fite app.
What Culture Wrestling: Issue One
Miller made his official whatculture youtube debut on february 3, 2016 and since then has become the man responsible for 'ups and downs' - where he reviews raw, smackdown and ppvs' - as well as the "why" series. Here, simon tackles current wrestling issues and presents insight from a logical booking and fan standpoint, as well as playing a devil's advocate type role in order to encourage debate. Miller has also come out with a new series called "how wwe should have booked" which is a reboot from an old series whatculture used to do.
By paul jordan on 2017-05-22 08:20:00 what culture pro wrestling announced the following: important update regarding wcpw loaded tapings in manchester. In a decision that has not been made lightly, wcpw must today announce that the forthcoming weekly loaded shows at manchester’s bowlers exhibition centre will no longer be going ahead. Effective immediately, our june 9, june 16, june 23, june 30, july 14, july 28, august 4, august 11, and august 18 shows have been pulled from our events pages, and refunds will be issued automatically to anyone who has purchased tickets to these events.
Welcome to the WhatCulture Wrestling Wikia! Edit
This is the wikia dedicated to the youtube channel whatculture wrestling. Here, we compile stats, archive storylines, and catalogue the history and news of the channel. We are in no way shape or form associated with whatculture. Com or whatculture wrestling, we are just fans who appreciate the channel and what it stands for, bringing wrestling-style action and event-oriented entertainment to a fanbase of like-minded fans. Our hope is to enjoy the content more and offer newcomers and longtime fans alike a database and/or reference point for their videos. Visit https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=lcqj7hsfck0 to see them in action, and thanks for visiting. We hope you enjoy.
Preview — What Culture Wrestling by Adam Blampied
Adam blampied (formerly plumpy, born august 24, 1987) was a member of whatculture wrestling. Blampied was a six-time whatculture heavyweight champion, and leader of the faction boob-generation x. He was the presenter for various whatculture web series including some of the "top 10", "on this day in wrestling", "adam vs adam", "what just happened?", and personally does the "how wwe should book/should have booked" series.
Web Video / WhatCulture Wrestling
King ross is a wrestling commentator and internet personality formerly signed to whatculture. He is known for hosting wtf moments which is also known as dabble ew tee eff moe mants and for being a commentator on wcpw. While not ever directly involved in competition on the channel, ross is one of the most over members on the staff, often having legions of fans upset if he is ever absent from a video. He is also known to have large groups of fans show up to wwe live shows or to raw and smackdown! holding signs in appreciation.
Pro Wrestling World Cup '17
By greg bush august 1, 2019 defiant wrestling, formerly what culture pro wrestling, has officially announced that it’s shutting down as of today. In its three year run, the company has served as a great platform for the uk wrestling scene. Several stars, including pete dunne, joe coffey, marty scurll, will ospreay, and wwe uk champion walter, were able to reach worldwide audiences thanks to the promotion. Drew mcintyre even appeared for them several times, managing to capture the wcpw championship from nxt uk’s joseph conners before losing it to martin kirby 150 days later.
More from WhatCulture Wrestling
Today's wrestling news, including 2 major title changes at wwe hell in a cell 2020! otis loses wwe money in the bank briefcase at hell in a cell 2020! money in the bank cash-in on tonight's wwe raw? wwe legend hods ‘top secret’ meeting with vince mcmahon?! enjoy! follow us on twitter: @adamclery @andyhmurray @whatculturewwe for more awesome content, check out: whatculture. Com/wwe.
Here are the most recent uk tour dates we had listed for what culture pro wrestling. Were you there? aug 25 2016 wcpw live wrestling - loaded what culture pro wrestling newcastle upon tyne, o2 academy newcastle aug 24 2016 wcpw live wrestling - blood, sweat & tears what culture pro wrestling newcastle upon tyne, o2 academy newcastle.