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NAWA Returning to PPV In February With No Remorse
NAWA will be back to action in February with No Remorse on PPV. The promotion announced on Sunday that their next PPV will be No Remorse, which is set for February 13th, 2021. You can see the announcement below:
NAWA: Returns to PPV
Back With a Vengeance TourMount Vernon; New York New York- Owner/CEO Tony Mura (Capone) along with NAWA North American Wrestling Alliance continues with their Back with a Vengeance Tour, including live events plus streaming Pay per Views.
FITE will also be the streaming broadcast partner, as announced by FITE CEO Mr. Mike Weber during Jingle Brawl this evening.
The NAWA has hit a homerun once again, this time with “No Remorse™.”
No Remorse™ is a Valentine’s Day themed wrestling event; set for February 13th 2021. COVID compliance and seating is still suggested and recommended. The NAWA PPV will hail in Raleigh North Carolina at the Dorton Arena.
The NAWA continues their momentum and return to pay per view, fresh off of Jingle Brawl.
Jingle Brawl was the long-awaited re-launch with a return to prominence; as the company’s first show was December 19th 2020. The Jingle Brawl event was a success, paying tribute to the company’s history along with two tributes for both Bruiser Brody and Hercules (Ray Fernandez). Both Mrs. Barbara Goodish and the family of Hercules were live on hand to accept the Commemorative Championships honoring their late husband’s respectively.
In the seven-match card, history was made as a new chapter was written. New champions were crowned in this action packed, star-studded card. Tune in for February’s No Remorse, as well as March 21st 2020 for Glorified. Both Glorified and No Remorse will be held in Raleigh North Carolina at the Dotham Arena.
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