Sold OUT Standing Room Only Crowd
at TCW's Bash At The Bluff

See the pictures and details soon!

Thanks to everyone who made this event such a success.

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BRIAN THOMPSON NEW TCW OWNER

In a shocking development on Traditional Championship Wrestling TV, Brian Thompson announced that he has purchased controlling interest in Traditional Championship Wrestling. Thompson said that due to the recent developments between him and Greg Anthony, he felt it was time to reevaluate his position in the wrestling business.

"I know that I've done a lot of things that I'm not proud of, but when I heard that there was an outside conglomerate seeking to take over TCW, I knew that I had to make a career-changing decision," Thompson told a reporter.

Although Thompson will take on a number of new duties, he stated that he would remain as the co-host of TCW Television along with Chris Cruise.

We will have more details as they become available.

 

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TCW Announces new TV Agreement

Traditional Championship Wrestling is proud to announce its new affiliation with MeTV Arkansas. TCW Owner Brian Thompson announced on Wednesday that the new agreement will allow TCW to be seen in many more markets in the state of Arkansas than ever before. To see the channel lineup for TCW visit our TV page.

According to Thompson, "11:00 AM on Saturday Mornings will once again mean it's time for wrestling on TV in Arkansas".

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EDITOR'S NOTE: After repeated requests, Boyd Bradford stated that he was just too busy taking care of the affairs of the Bradford Exchange to be "writin' an article for the peons of TCW". Ring Announcer Tom Simon has graciously offered to step in.

SIMON SAYS

 by Tom Simon
 May 6, 2012

     I love my job! There is just no other way to put it. I really do love my job.  If you have been to any of the shows on the TCW Hot, Live, & Otherewise Tour during 2012. Having been in this magical business for somewhere in the neighborhood of 35 years, I have had the pleasure of working with and for some of the greatest minds in professional wrestling. You may have heard of some of them, and some you may have not. That's not the important part. What is important is that I have had a chance to see Professional Wrestling at its best and at its worst.

      Starting out in St. Louis, and moving from promotion to promotion from Cincinnati to Arkansas, I watched wrestlers develop over the years and also watched wrestlers fade into the sunset because they weren't paying attention. The latter list of those is much longer than the success stories.

     I had the opportunity to attend a seminar while TCW was in Las Vegas in the middle of April. That seminar was conducted by Jim Ross. Yep, Good Ol' JR. He spoke on the best ways to succeed in the wrestling business and to get someone to pay attention to you. It was the best two hours I had spent in Vegas (except for the charity work we did with The Little Sister of the Poor). It also validated everything I had learned about this business and who has the best opportunity to be the next big thing.

     The stars of TCW all fall into line there as they have the desire to be the best at what they do, the drive to improve, and, most importantly, true love of TCW and their fans. Even Genetic Perfection and the Bradford Exchange know that they would be nowhere if it weren't for the tremendous fans of TCW.

     I love my job!! I love my job because I get to hang with the great stars that appear at each and every stop of the Hot, Live & Otherwise Tour. And I love my job because I get to meet and see the great fans of TCW every time I step through the curtains at show time. I appreciate the fans and if the wrestlers are smart, they will too!