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#FOOLSDAYFIGHTS Event guest list

evening guys. 
It’s Adam from CXW again and after a great first show back in September, we are coming back to a new venue in Braintree Essex. 
We are at the tabor academy in Braintree Essex.
great venue with free parking and ample room for up to 400 people . 
 

we have 30 men and women from all over the country to perform for you all and put on the best night of your 2022.
 

Most of the roster have been announced and we hope you can make it on April fools day, it’s a Friday night and we will have beer, sausage and wrestling.
 

Any questions, please give me a shout. 
 

I cannot seem to add images via URL so please check stuff through Facebook or our mobile site at cxwrestling.com

 

we are reopening an offer for next month, a ticket and tee for £20.
 

contact us

sales@cxwrestling.com

Tickets for CX Wrestling Second event .

 

  

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Yep . 30 people . We had 35 last time but the show is being reduced from 4 hours to 3 hours . 
 

we handpick and contact wrestlers after writing the show. 
 

hope to see you there Joe Bloggs. 
 

 

 

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Hi there . 
 

yes it’s tough so far, just over 100 sold with only 6 weeks to go!! 
 

big push on face 2 face promotion as we want to see 300 people!! 
 

hope you can make it? Be good to hear how you got on. 
 

Adam . 

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I’m not getting off with them ?

 

but no, been really positive so far. It helps I’m dressed up in macho man attire, we are hitting the families that wouldn’t normally see our stuff online. 

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2 hours ago, CXwrestling said:

we are hitting the families that wouldn’t normally see our stuff online. 

You’d probably sell more tickets if you didn’t hit them.

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I'm actually genuinely curious how the face-to-face approach is working. Are you literally going door-to-door, or more like high streets, etc? 

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2 hours ago, Chris B said:

I'm actually genuinely curious how the face-to-face approach is working. Are you literally going door-to-door, or more like high streets, etc? 

Honestly I'm hoping he's going door to door dressed in a sausage costume as that seems to be one of the biggest selling points.

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If a guy knocked on my door dressed as the macho man offering to sell me wrestling tickets I'd be there in a heartbeat. Especially if his pitch was delivered in the style of a Macho Man promo. 

I bet you stick out like a sore thumb, people will come over to see what the spectacle is, and some of them will hopefully have fond recollections of having visited or seen "the graps" in their childhood. It's not the worst of sales ideas. 

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Yeah - I'm finding it interesting hearing about local marketing like this which isn't limited to a poster in local chippies and a Facebook page. 100 tickets shifted with 6 weeks to go isn't sounding bad at all - and I'm willing to bet that it'll be a first time for a lot of them.

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On 2/18/2022 at 9:39 PM, DavidB6937 said:

Face to face is an odd approach considering so many people are still cautious because of the pandemic etc.

Who the hell is going to a wrestling show if they're too scared to speak to someone face to face?  Don't be an idiot.

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1 hour ago, Chris B said:

Yeah - I'm finding it interesting hearing about local marketing like this which isn't limited to a poster in local chippies and a Facebook page. 100 tickets shifted with 6 weeks to go isn't sounding bad at all - and I'm willing to bet that it'll be a first time for a lot of them.

This is what we used to do for FutureShock, at least in the first year. In the few weeks lead-up we'd go door to door with leaflets advertising the show, then on the day we'd have a crew go down to the nearby shopping centre and give out leaflets for the show/talk to people, try to convince them to come up on the day

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1 hour ago, Chris B said:

Yeah - I'm finding it interesting hearing about local marketing like this which isn't limited to a poster in local chippies and a Facebook page. 100 tickets shifted with 6 weeks to go isn't sounding bad at all - and I'm willing to bet that it'll be a first time for a lot of them.

How many more now with one week to go though?   Good luck, I went to the first show and yes it wasn't brilliant, but it certainly wasn't terrible.

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