That’s great because now they’ve gone and learnt that and while they were gone, a whole new crop of talent developed so now you’ve got so much British talent.
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"When NXT UK came along they took all the major people driving forward the British indie scene and taught them how to be TV-ready. "My music career is so important to me and always has been but my first primary passion and love is professional wrestling - it always has been. "I’ve wanted to do it forever," the 36-year-old said. Shotty released his most recent album 'Scum of the Earth' earlier this year and has previously collaborated with musicians such as Deadmau5 and James Arthur, but he admitted that professional wrestling has been his lifelong dream.
READ MORE : WWE legend William Regal on his northwest roots, upcoming Manchester show and bringing AEW to the UK With the rich history and heritage in Manchester of professional wrestling, it’s just a really great place to do something like this." We’ll be sticking in Manchester for a good few shows, at least the first four or five, we want to establish ourselves. "I know the city and I know so many promoters. He told the Manchester Evening News : " When you first envision this thing, you want certain people there and you want it a certain way. Shotty, whose real name is Adam Rooney, owns the promotion alongside London-based Ryan Skillit and Zubie Baig, but said that their debut event "had to" be in Manchester. Sovereign Pro Wrestling will launch with its 'First Reign' show at the 500-capacity Trinity Sports Centre in Hulme on Saturday (October 1). Manchester musician Shotty Horroh is the co-owner of a brand new professional wrestling company, which will have its first ever show this weekend.
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