STOMPER V SKULL IN HARDCORE CLASH!
AS if Canadian-style lumberjack match action when when Rampage Brown clashes with American heartbreaker Sam Adonis is not enough to whet fans' appetites, All Star's next Fairfield Halls spectacular on Friday May 17 will also bring a special hardcore challenge with new force T.J.Stomper (above right) targeting the indestructible Skull Murphy (above left). After West Country-born standing gaiter submission specialist Skull's last Croydon appearance fans asked to see him in anything goes action and All Star have been as good as their word lining up this May meeting with the stomper. The power packed South Coast campaigner, who originally appeared as the UK Kid, has taken a major change in career direction with the new ring name and a very direct approach. In the meantime the temperature is rising before Rampage Brown takes time off from tag battles partnering Robbie Dynamite and has never gone into a contest more grimly determined to succeed. This style of action, with a posee of wrestlers patrolling at ringside to ensure there is no escape, is right up the street of Pittsburg-born Adonis who shows no inclination to move on after the best part of a year of British action. In fact, Adonis says that when he's finished Brown will be the man looking for a change of direction.The big bill begins at 7.30 and tickets, including a £45 family offer covering two adults and two children are on sale at the Fairfield Halls box office, with telephone bookings available on 0208-688-9291.
LINE-UP COMPLETE FOR KO EVENT



ALL Star's May 17 Croydon line-up will also see the 2013 'King of the Ring' champion crowned after an eight man event that could have a few surprises in store for the crowd, including a wild card tag draw that will take two of the wrestlers through to the semi-finals. As we announced last month, the first four entrants (pictured above from left to right) are: 'XTREME' DEAN ALLMARK who remains on a high after regaining the Superslam title and belt toppling bitter rival Rampage Brown at Hanley's Vicoria Hall on March 17; 'PARTY' MARTY SCURLL the happy-go-lucky Cambridgeshire campaigner who went to the USA to contest the TNA's Boot Camp event; JONNY STORM who left his 'Wonder Kid' years behind to become one of the most competent all-rounders in home rings; and South London's own favourite star, ever-consistent JAMES MASON, the Bermondsey boy who made it to the top of the heavyweight tree - and stayed there! Now the identity of the impressive remaining quartet, has also been revealed. First we have the always fiercely competitive 'star attraction' MARK HASKINS; then its welcome back to England for France-based combat specialist HEDDI KARAOUI; while undoubtedly one of the most impressive newcomers of recent months is LEON SHAH. Finally there will be a chance for the Fairfield faithful to enjoy the bewilderingly fast aerial style of masked Mexican style luchador EL LIGERO.
NOW FOR CROYDON'S FINAL FOUR...



Here are the remaining four Croydon Knockout event entrants. Left to right: Star attraction Mark Haskins; France-based globetrotter Heddi Karaoue, rising star Leon Shah and the unmistakable El Ligero. Pictures by Tony Knox.
KIDS' BONANZA AT GRAVESEND FINALE
THERE will be a late May half term treat for younger fans when the current season of All Star presentations at the Woodville Hall, Gravesend, comes to an end on Friday May 31. It takes the form of a reduced ticket price of £10 for under 16s and, in addition, the regular family ticket offer of £45 for two adults and two children will also be available. Topping a bill starting at 7.30pm is what is billed as an 'anything goes' a return clash as Dean Allmark and new star Leon Shah join forces again to challenge for the British tag team title against Rampage Brown and Robbie Dynamite. The programme will also include international ladies action with a Kent debut for American campaigner Toni Storm who faces south coast sizzler Erin Angel. Tickets are on sale at the Woodville Hall box office, telephone: 01474-337774.
LOOK out soon for announcements regarding summer action at the Pavilion Theatre in the Winter Gardens Complex, Blackpool, and at the North Wales coast's traditional summer wrestling hot spot, the Town Hall, Rhyl. All Star return to the Embassy Centre, Skegness, on Thursday June 20 for a line-up headed by a 'Skegness Street Fight.' It 's a re-match from the explosive clash between UK Hooligans Roy and Zak Knight and the Rampage Brown-Robbie Dynamite pairing that produced explosive Embassy action on April 13. The June line-up will also include an appearance by wrestling's ever-popular mighty midget Mark 'Little Legs' Sealey. All Star also present a summer spectacular at Bournemouth Pavilion on Sunday August 4 with a 7pm start time.
AS if Canadian-style lumberjack match action when when Rampage Brown clashes with American heartbreaker Sam Adonis is not enough to whet fans' appetites, All Star's next Fairfield Halls spectacular on Friday May 17 will also bring a special hardcore challenge with new force T.J.Stomper (above right) targeting the indestructible Skull Murphy (above left). After West Country-born standing gaiter submission specialist Skull's last Croydon appearance fans asked to see him in anything goes action and All Star have been as good as their word lining up this May meeting with the stomper. The power packed South Coast campaigner, who originally appeared as the UK Kid, has taken a major change in career direction with the new ring name and a very direct approach. In the meantime the temperature is rising before Rampage Brown takes time off from tag battles partnering Robbie Dynamite and has never gone into a contest more grimly determined to succeed. This style of action, with a posee of wrestlers patrolling at ringside to ensure there is no escape, is right up the street of Pittsburg-born Adonis who shows no inclination to move on after the best part of a year of British action. In fact, Adonis says that when he's finished Brown will be the man looking for a change of direction.The big bill begins at 7.30 and tickets, including a £45 family offer covering two adults and two children are on sale at the Fairfield Halls box office, with telephone bookings available on 0208-688-9291.
LINE-UP COMPLETE FOR KO EVENT
ALL Star's May 17 Croydon line-up will also see the 2013 'King of the Ring' champion crowned after an eight man event that could have a few surprises in store for the crowd, including a wild card tag draw that will take two of the wrestlers through to the semi-finals. As we announced last month, the first four entrants (pictured above from left to right) are: 'XTREME' DEAN ALLMARK who remains on a high after regaining the Superslam title and belt toppling bitter rival Rampage Brown at Hanley's Vicoria Hall on March 17; 'PARTY' MARTY SCURLL the happy-go-lucky Cambridgeshire campaigner who went to the USA to contest the TNA's Boot Camp event; JONNY STORM who left his 'Wonder Kid' years behind to become one of the most competent all-rounders in home rings; and South London's own favourite star, ever-consistent JAMES MASON, the Bermondsey boy who made it to the top of the heavyweight tree - and stayed there! Now the identity of the impressive remaining quartet, has also been revealed. First we have the always fiercely competitive 'star attraction' MARK HASKINS; then its welcome back to England for France-based combat specialist HEDDI KARAOUI; while undoubtedly one of the most impressive newcomers of recent months is LEON SHAH. Finally there will be a chance for the Fairfield faithful to enjoy the bewilderingly fast aerial style of masked Mexican style luchador EL LIGERO.
NOW FOR CROYDON'S FINAL FOUR...
Here are the remaining four Croydon Knockout event entrants. Left to right: Star attraction Mark Haskins; France-based globetrotter Heddi Karaoue, rising star Leon Shah and the unmistakable El Ligero. Pictures by Tony Knox.
KIDS' BONANZA AT GRAVESEND FINALE
THERE will be a late May half term treat for younger fans when the current season of All Star presentations at the Woodville Hall, Gravesend, comes to an end on Friday May 31. It takes the form of a reduced ticket price of £10 for under 16s and, in addition, the regular family ticket offer of £45 for two adults and two children will also be available. Topping a bill starting at 7.30pm is what is billed as an 'anything goes' a return clash as Dean Allmark and new star Leon Shah join forces again to challenge for the British tag team title against Rampage Brown and Robbie Dynamite. The programme will also include international ladies action with a Kent debut for American campaigner Toni Storm who faces south coast sizzler Erin Angel. Tickets are on sale at the Woodville Hall box office, telephone: 01474-337774.
LOOK out soon for announcements regarding summer action at the Pavilion Theatre in the Winter Gardens Complex, Blackpool, and at the North Wales coast's traditional summer wrestling hot spot, the Town Hall, Rhyl. All Star return to the Embassy Centre, Skegness, on Thursday June 20 for a line-up headed by a 'Skegness Street Fight.' It 's a re-match from the explosive clash between UK Hooligans Roy and Zak Knight and the Rampage Brown-Robbie Dynamite pairing that produced explosive Embassy action on April 13. The June line-up will also include an appearance by wrestling's ever-popular mighty midget Mark 'Little Legs' Sealey. All Star also present a summer spectacular at Bournemouth Pavilion on Sunday August 4 with a 7pm start time.













