Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2014 17:52:48 GMT -5
TheWrestlingObserver.com - August 20th, 2000.
It appears another region will become part of the Pro Wrestling Landscape, as independent Border Wrestling Championship out of Seattle, Washington, have landed a TV deal with three local stations in the Seattle, Sacramento and Vancouver areas.
Although remotely unknown, the BWC have seen a rise in popularity over the past couple months through strong cards & successful events on the indy circuit. The man at the helm is none other than ECW Owner Paul Heyman's righthand man, Gabe Sapolsky. It is noted that however, that Sapolsky is not the financial force behind BWC. It is known that he has recently taken over all creative control and is acting as onscreen ownership at recent BWC shows. With a product featuring some pretty notable names (Steve Corino, Val Venis, Vampiro, Chris Kanyon, Tajiri, more), it will be interesting seeing which direction the product will go with the opportunity to reach a ton of viewers via the new TV deal imminent. It is being rumoured that the organization will likely have a work share with the ECW and also adopt it's hardcore nature.
John Arnold from PWInsider has however reported that the BWC has signed Steve Corino, Val Venis, and Danny Doring to written contracts.
The company will also run it's weekly programming on Thursday nights from 9:30-10:30.
We will have more news as it comes forward.
It appears another region will become part of the Pro Wrestling Landscape, as independent Border Wrestling Championship out of Seattle, Washington, have landed a TV deal with three local stations in the Seattle, Sacramento and Vancouver areas.
Although remotely unknown, the BWC have seen a rise in popularity over the past couple months through strong cards & successful events on the indy circuit. The man at the helm is none other than ECW Owner Paul Heyman's righthand man, Gabe Sapolsky. It is noted that however, that Sapolsky is not the financial force behind BWC. It is known that he has recently taken over all creative control and is acting as onscreen ownership at recent BWC shows. With a product featuring some pretty notable names (Steve Corino, Val Venis, Vampiro, Chris Kanyon, Tajiri, more), it will be interesting seeing which direction the product will go with the opportunity to reach a ton of viewers via the new TV deal imminent. It is being rumoured that the organization will likely have a work share with the ECW and also adopt it's hardcore nature.
John Arnold from PWInsider has however reported that the BWC has signed Steve Corino, Val Venis, and Danny Doring to written contracts.
The company will also run it's weekly programming on Thursday nights from 9:30-10:30.
We will have more news as it comes forward.
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