The old PWG Reseda Building is officially gone

[Xxcjb01xX [PIECE OF: SH-]]

They've had a new venue since like 2018, but still, a lot of memories, a lot of moments, and a lot of wrestlers that the world knows now, wrestled in that place. Hell of a thing to see now.

[Facetious]

Oddly enough, my interest in PWG tanked around that time that they moved. Between the talent being siphoned anytime they got an traction and PWG's extremely lax booking, it was/is hard to keep interest.

[mcmahonfan85]

i marked out one time because i was flipping the dial and went past Mad Men and saw this:



sadly i ended up being disappointed as no one hit a dive or even threw a single superkick

[Xxcjb01xX [PIECE OF: SH-]]

Dec 12, 2020 0:36:33 GMT -5 Facetious said:

Oddly enough, my interest in PWG tanked around that time that they moved. Between the talent being siphoned anytime they got an traction and PWG's extremely lax booking, it was/is hard to keep interest.

PWG's been described as the sort of "Exclusive VIP Club" of wrestling these days, if you make it there, they're gonna look at you. AEW, WWE, everyone is gonna look at you especially if you're a new name. BOLA is as much a talent showcase as it can be a huge break for wrestlers these days. Given all the names as you said that came out of PWG it makes sense. 

I can see outside of the pure showcase standpoint how it could be harder to get into though, especially since pre-COVID they only ran about what not even ten shows a year?

[Natural Born Farmer]

Was looking at taking my first trip out to Los Angeles before COVID, and when last I looked PWG actually still had tickets available for their show that month.

Presumably they'll survive because the company doesn't have fixed expenses, wherever they're running, I look forward to checking it out when the time is right.

[Larryhausen]

Chris Bosh is still in the basement, frozen in time after the final Lioncock.