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They've been around for a little while now and next year will be celebrating their 7th Anniversary! 

A whole host of names have been through the doors at Kamikaze Pro with the likes of Keith Lee, Sami Callihan, Jeff Cobb, Jimmy Havoc, Trent Seven, Will Ospreay, Zack Sabre Jr, Tomasso Ciampa to name just a handful; but Kamikaze Pro can also be seen as one of the places where the likes of Pete Dunne & Tyler Bate were able to begin making a name for themselves. 

Currently there is only one more show to go in the year for Kamikaze Pro however next year they return home to Birmingham after a bit of a transition (running shows in Coventry) with Kamikaze Pro running numerous dates at The Mill in Digbeth. These shows will be seated (to my understanding and what they've mentioned).

There will also be numerous Kamikaze Pro Live shows next year as the Live brand (academy shows) has continued to grow. With numerous trainees making their way onto the main shows such as Man Like Dereiss, The Elliott Jordan Experience, Chantal Jordan, Deno Babić, Luke Douglas and more! 

On 4/30/2019 at 6:53 PM, UK Kat Von D said:

Just saw the Fenix spot and the camera work following it was awful. Zoomed right into Pentagons face while his is checking up on him obviously concerned, then see him nod to Konnan that everything is okay. Keep camera on the guy who took the bump, crowd reaction then quickly go to replay. Go back to Fenix once we know he hasn’t fucking broke his neck 

Yeah the camera work was timed badly as well during the match between the Rascalz vs Moose & The North. At one point they mention and you hear that i believe it was Trey Miguel did something on the ramp but never get to see what it was. 

Kamikaze Pro presents our 2nd annual Relentless Rules event at Empire Coventry

Friday May 31st 2019
The Empire Coventry
150 Far Gosford Street
Coventry
CV1 5DU

VIP - 6.30pm
General - 7.00pm
Show Starts - 7.30pm
Event Finish - 10.30pm

TICKETS
VIP - £25.00
1st admission for best choice of view
Drago Meet & Greet with in-ring photo

General Admission - £15.00
Student - £12.00
Group Of 4 Students - £40.00
Group Of 4 - £50.00

Twitter - @KamikazeProUK
Email - kamikazepro@outlook.com

6 hours ago, Shy Dad said:

World title match wasn't bad. Just wasn't helped by Cage near breaking his back enough to land him in hospital straight after the show. 

I dunno, too much shenanigans for me in the match and given the match after was Full Metal Mayhem there wasn't a need for the table bump either. 

2 hours ago, harlow2 said:

anyone seen lasts night show yet- if so is it worth a watch

Just finished watching it and i want to say half yes, but half no, but these are what i think, but then thoughts are subjective.

Good - 

Opening scramble match 

Moose & The North (Ethan Page & Josh Alexander) Vs The Rascalz 

Knockouts Title Match (even though i'm not a fan of Taya) 

Gail Kim vs Tessa

Lucha Bros vs LAX (Full Metal Mayhem) 

Both Good & Bad - 

Scarlette Bordeaux Match

Swann vs Callihan - X-Division Championship Match (OVE Rules) 

Bad - 

World Championship Match

Too much use of weapons throughout the show in my opinion too. 

Kamikaze Pro presents our 6th annual Sky's The Limit event at Empire Coventry

Sunday April 28th 2019
The Empire Coventry
150 Far Gosford Street
Coventry
CV1 5DU

Doors - 3.00pm
Show Starts - 4.00pm
Event Finish - 7.30pm

TICKETS
VIP - £25.00
1st admission for best choice of view
Meet & Greet with autograph and photo op

General Admission - £15.00
Student - £12.00
Group Of 4 Students - £40.00
Group Of 4 - £50.00

MATCHES

The Bled (Clint Margera, Luke Douglas & The Elliott Jordan Experience) vs Dan Moloney & Sean Kustom

Kamikaze Pro Tag Team Titles
Anti Fun Police (c) vs Aussie Open

Chris Brookes vs Cody Hall

NIWA vs Sugar Dunkerton

Twitter - @KamikazeProUK
Email - kamikazepro@outlook.com

Tickets: https://www.ringsideworld.co.uk/events.php?id=2699&fbclid=IwAR2iTNOdWt46KQ1UsXrn9x6KzytRUYR9bwuH88ZHBzfqWz2Zd6vvv66kEUw

15 minutes ago, Louch said:

ICW related series “rogue to Wrestler” debuted on the new bbc Scotland channel Tuesday night. And was actually quite decent. Premise is that they have taken 8 people with a bit of a rough background and are putting them through a month of training to go then earn 6 months proper training. Told some good back stories, some training and challenges and eliminated a few contestants in the hour. I’ll be honest expected it to be cringy as fuck, but was a good hours watch. It’s on iplayer if anyone fancies a look 

Yeah watched it the other day when it aired, feels a bit ICW's Tough Enough but on a Glasgow budget. Thank god they eliminated 2 in the first episode as my OCD kicked in when Billy Kirkwood was like "i'm gonna put you into pairs" and i thought hang on isn't there 1 less. Honestly don't know how long the series is gonna last but felt a bit like that initial batch could have done with a few more if theres an elimination each episode. 

On 11/5/2018 at 11:09 AM, wigmonkey said:

WWF Tag Team champs for 155 days after beating The Rockers at Wrestlemania 7 plus they held the WCW tag team belts on three occasions. Knobbs also had a singles run in WCW mainly hardcore matches from what I recall.  Think they are quite well known given the era they featured in. They opened up Summerslam 92 in the UK too.

Who can forget this gem between themselves, Nash and the current leader of a group that barely feature on Smackdown, Eric Young