Various News: Seth Rollins, William Regal and Others Talk About Wrestling For Poorly Attended Shows, Trailer For David Arquette Documentary, ROH Posts Free Matches

– Wrestlers, including Seth Rollins, William Regal and others, shared memories of wrestling at poorly attended shows after last night’s episode of Smackdown. That show, filmed at the WWE Performance Center, had no audience at all.

Sami Zayn started the discussion by asking: “Last night’s historic episode of @WWE Smackdown, performed in front of no audience for the first time ever, got me thinking about the many times in my career I performed with low turnouts. Fellow performers & fans alike – what fun memories do you have of poorly attended shows?”

Rollins said: “A Country Boy Can Survive. IWA-MS circa 2015-2016. Jamie Noble did in an hour plus in front of 12 people so Ian could sell some DVDs.”

Regal added: “A holiday camp in Filey, UK’86, the first week of the season. Not a single holiday maker on the camp. Paid show so the show goes on. Promoter Bobby Barron got a cleaner and 2 bar staff to watch me and @RobbyBrookside do 6×5 min rounds. The others wouldn’t wrestle.”

Bully Ray replied: “1993 Polish – American Club Piscataway, NJ. Worked in front of 7 people. Did the job. Made $10 bucks. Good time.

Alexander Wolfe shared: “BJW Show somewhere in North Japan during a hurricane warning in front of about 20 people.”

Last night's historic episode of @WWE Smackdown, performed in front of no audience for the first time ever, got me thinking about the many times in my career I performed with low turnouts.

Fellow performers & fans alike – what fun memories do you have of poorly attended shows?

— Sami Zayn (@SamiZayn) March 14, 2020

A Country Boy Can Survive. IWA-MS circa 2015-2016. Jamie Noble did in an hour plus in front of 12 people so Ian could “sell some DVDs”

— Seth Rollins (@WWERollins) March 14, 2020

A holiday camp in Filey,UK’86,the first week of the season.Not a single holiday maker on the camp. Paid show so”the show goes on”.Promoter Bobby Barron got a cleaner and 2 bar staff to watch me and @RobbyBrookside do 6×5 min rounds.The others wouldn’t wrestle

— William Regal (@RealKingRegal) March 14, 2020

1993
Polish – American Club
Piscataway, NJ

Worked in front of 7 people. Did the job. Made $10 bucks.

Good times. 👍😃#PayYourDues

— Bully Ray (@bullyray5150) March 14, 2020

BJW Show somewhere in North Japan during a hurricane warning
in front of about 20 people👍

— Alexander Wolf[e] (@TheWWEWolfe) March 14, 2020

5…star..wrestling.
Basically empty arena matches.

— Joe Coffey (@Joe_Coffey) March 14, 2020

Did an indy show in Alexandria, Va in 96. @StudMuffinSays got on the microphone will the owner of a car with license plate 852qowt45301opzh048t Please move your car. Your license plate is blocking the entrance for the rest of the fans to get in.

— Brian Heffron aka The Blue Meanie (@BlueMeanieBWO) March 14, 2020

– A trailer for the upcoming documentary about David Arquette’s return to wrestling has been posted online.

The trailer for @DavidArquette’s documentary on his return to wrestling.

Looks fantastic. Can’t wait to see it.

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— Ryan Satin (@ryansatin) March 14, 2020

– Ring of Honor has shared several free matches on their Youtube channel featuring Daniel Bryan, Jay Lethal, Matt Taven and others.