I never really watched them when they were on. I'm just about to watch the No Regrets Royal Rumble. It's pretty crazy the talent they were able to pull. Were they based or cringe. I'll be back after the Rumble...
WCPW
Evan Martinez
Other urls found in this thread:
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtube.com
twitter.com
Ian Ramirez
Dickhead Ospreay was dimes mogging Jack da Jobba.
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtu.be
Caleb Martin
I used to like Rampage, what happened to him?
Thomas Scott
I remember hearing that they were one of the best paying indie promotions out there
James Cook
Just watched the Rumble. It was okay. Drew McIntyre was their world champ but he got signed to WWE so they had to get the belt off him. Good kid of past stars (Juvi) and future ones. I'll probably check them out.
Xavier Anderson
They must have been. I wonder how they made their money? Seriously their top talent on any show would rival AEW today.
Ayden Thomas
>that time Jim Cornette
Luis Taylor
>that time Jim Cornette called a Joey Ryan match
youtube.com
David Martin
They were money marks. The reason why they got so much talent was they were overpaying people.
Indies aren't supposed to run like that which is why they aren't around.
Hudson Stewart
>money marks
>part with their money incredibly easily
Isn't that backwards?
Thomas Watson
REVPRO tag champ with Great O'Kharn atm
Austin Jenkins
Cornette calling a Joey Ryan match in a highschool gymnasium ffs
Levi Wood
NOW IS THE TIME
Nolan Morales
No, it means like marks with lots of money to spend and no business sense
Lucas White
>Make a bunch of videos talking about how WWE should book
>Have 2 triple threats end in a dq on their first show
Yeah great promotion. If I remember correctly Del Rio was supposed to be in the main of their second show but he no-showed.
Michael Torres
Walter vs ospreay was kino
Plus they had ourguy jimmy havoc
Joshua Stewart
They were cringe as fuck, but they had some good matches and talent
Jack Perez
bump
Isaiah Reyes
>Cole vs zsj
Holy cringola
Jose Anderson
>Outlaw shit
Zachary Gutierrez
YouTube ad money helped a lot at the beginning but not enough to make it a profit. the whatculture owners hoped to land a real TV deal, sadly the WoS fiasco killed it dead.
Jace Howard
>YouTube ad money helped a lot at the beginning but not enough to make it a profit. the whatculture owners hoped to land a real TV deal
So basically like NWA today. WCPW/Defiant must have been paying tennis of thousands each show in talent fees. Some of the people they got would have demanded a lot.
>WoS fiasco
What was this?
Ryan Rivera
World of Sport came back and got their talent raided by WWMeme