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| rdfs:comment | - The Premiere Wrestling Alliance is a professional wrestling promotion that was founded in Newark, New Jersey by The Reprobate. The promotion traces its origins to Sunday Brunch, the b-show of the GWF, created in December 2007. The brand became the successor to the GWF when it broke free in to its own promotion two years later in December 2009.
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| Name | - Premiere Wrestling Alliance
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| Headquarters | - Newark, New Jersey
- New York, New York
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| Industry | - Puroresu
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- Traditional wrestling
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| abstract | - The Premiere Wrestling Alliance is a professional wrestling promotion that was founded in Newark, New Jersey by The Reprobate. The promotion traces its origins to Sunday Brunch, the b-show of the GWF, created in December 2007. The brand became the successor to the GWF when it broke free in to its own promotion two years later in December 2009. The promotion is most known for its pure approach towards an intense professional wrestling product. Though the group does extremely well in pay-per-view buys and television ratings, they mostly run smaller, intimate buildings to make for a fight club atmosphere. The group has showcased many different international styles of professional wrestling, ranging from puroresu to southern-style and technical wrestling, to hardcore wrestling. The promotion is mostly an ungoverned land, leaving the wrestlers to fight it out to decide title contenders and champions. This leads to a mostly unpredictable aura of a show, and the promotion is known to make use of many surprise appearances from past and present stars of the GWF and other companies. The promotion has been cited as one of the more original and inventive groups of the past decade.
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