azzak Posted October 28, 2020 Share Posted October 28, 2020 Venue Name: The Wells Auditorium Open Date: June 1994 Location: Southern England Venue Size: 824 Description: The Wells Auditorium is named after the author H.G. Wells, located in the town of Woking, the setting for his most famous novels, The War of the Worlds. Venue Name: Brighton Exhibition Arena Open Date: September 1977 Location: Southern England Venue Size: 4625 Description: Based opposite the city's famous pier, the Brighton Exhibition Arena has hosted many political rallies and music concerts over the years, before hosting it's first sporting event, a boxing show, in the late 1990s. Venue Name: Pollok Recreation Centre Open Date: October 2007 Location: Scotland Venue Size: 230 Description: Located in the South West of Glasgow, the Pollok Recreation Centre is a small hall that is considerably run-down for it's age. It has been known to host the occasional unlicensed bareknuckle fight. Venue Name: NICE Arena Open Date: January 2011 Location: Midlands Venue Size: 4000 Description: The Nottingham Indoor Events Arena was purpose built to attract more organised events to the city. Perhaps best known for hosting stand up comedy gigs, it has also held a fair share of sporting events too. Venue Name: Londonderry Culture Area Open Date: January 2013 Location: Ireland Venue Size: 2013 Description: The LCA, or DCA (for Derry Culture Arena), is a purpose built venue that hosts a variety of arts, music and sporting events. The arena was opened in 2013 to celebrate the city becoming the first ever UK City of Culture. Hope these are acceptable, please disregard if not. First post on the forum (I guess I'm what you'd call a lurker) and was looking for mods. Saw this and had to get involved! Awesome idea! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayDaKing Posted November 1, 2020 Share Posted November 1, 2020 Venue Name: El Alboroto Open Date: March 1962 Location: Sur Venue Size: 92,302 Description: El Alboroto (The Rampage) is the nickname given to the Super Místico Arena after a gigantic brawl between two rabid football club fan sections broke out in 1997. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Historian Posted November 1, 2020 Share Posted November 1, 2020 Venue Name: Deadwood Memorial Arena Open Date: 1976 Location: Deadwood, South Dakota [Mid West, USA] Venue Size: 500 Description: The Deadwood Memorial Arena is a small, multi-purpose arena in Deadwood. Opened in 1976 on the centennial of Deadwood's founding, the arena has held concerts, roller derby, basketball, and pro wrestling. It's a good venue in a historic town (and can fit a third of the town's permanent population in it -- which makes it an incredibly popular destination for acts that want to play Deadwood). Venue Name: Thesz Park Plaza Hotel Open Date: 1959 Location: St. Louis, MO [Mid West, USA] Venue Size: 250 Description: A historic ballroom in an old hotel, the Thesz Park Plaza Hotel is an intimate, classy setting for pro wrestling. It was a beacon of pro wrestling in the 60's and 70's and has recently been restored so that wrestling companies looking to have a more upscale vibe about themselves can have a place to run. It's not uncommon for people in the audience to be wearing suits. Venue Name: Hawkeye Arena Open Date: 1983 Location: Iowa City, Iowa [Mid West, USA] Venue Size: 15,000 Description: The basketball arena for the University of Iowa basketball teams, Hawkeye arena is sometimes used as an arena for the bigger wrestling companies wanting to visit Iowa. Venue Name: Gymnasium Gonzalez Open Date: 2019 Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico [Puerto Rico] Venue Size: 1250 Description: Founded by the family of Shawn Gonzalez as a way to keep his memory alive, the Gymanisum Gonzalez is a popular destination for professional wrestling. It seats 1250 and is known for being safe! Venue Name: Estadio Bayamon Open Date: 2000 Location: Bayamon,Puerto Rico [Puerto Rico] Venue Size: 25,000 Description: The soccer stadium in Bayamon. It's primarily used for soccer, but can be used for a big wrestling show (so long as you have extra security -- it's home to a particularly rowdy group of fans). Venue Name: Estadio Ponce Open Date: 1940 Location: Ponce,Puerto Rico [Puerto Rico] Venue Size: 19,000 Description: An old soccer stadium in Ponce Puerto Rico, Estadio Ponce is a great place for professional wrestling. This is the building that was the site of Puerto Rican Power's win over Rip Chord. Venue Name: Carolina Auditorium Open Date: 1995 Location: Carolina ,Puerto Rico [Puerto Rico] Venue Size: 7500 Description: A multi-purpose auditorium in Carolina, Puerto Rico that is well known for being a place where Spanish musicals are tried out. Also a good wrestling venue. Venue Name: Estadio Caguas Open Date: 1990 Location: Caguas,Puerto Rico [Puerto Rico] Venue Size: 10,000 Description: The soccer stadium in Caguas. It's primarily used for soccer, but can be used for a big wrestling show. Venue Name: Guaynabo Field Open Date: 1985 Location: Guaynabo, Puerto Rico [Puerto Rico] Venue Size: 15,000 Description: Guaynabo Field is the home to the Guaynabo Snapping Turtles baseball team and is a beautiful outdoor stadium. It boasts beautiful views, a well manicured lawn and a history of bloody matches, including a match between Puerto Rican Power and Dread that is still talked about to this day as the most violent match in the history of the Island. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hailthebulldog Posted November 1, 2020 Share Posted November 1, 2020 Venue Name: Macon City Auditorium Open Date: 1982 Location: South East Venue Size: 3500 Description: The Macon City Auditorium has hosted performances, meetings, and events for Macon, Georgia since 1982. Venue Name: Athens Coliseum Open Date: 1942 Location: South East Venue Size: 2500 Description: The Athens Coliseum was constructed in the ‘40s and has hosted wrestling in Athens, Georgia for decades. While the Coliseum is aging it is still a very recognizable and historical southern wrestling venue. Venue Name: Dublin Municipal Auditorium Open Date: 1975 Location: South East Venue Size: 1200 Description: The Dublin Municipal Auditorium was constructed in Dublin, Georgia for public use. Since its opening, a major part of the use has been wrestling. Venue Name: Panama City Civic Center Open Date: 2002 Location: South East Venue Size: 900 Description: The local arena for Panama City, Florida is the Panama City Civic Center. Built just after the new millennia the Civic Center holds just under a thousand people. Venue Name: Pensacola Armory Open Date: 1931 Location: South East Venue Size: 375 Description: National Guard Armories are a common sight in the south, and that includes Pensacola, Florida. Venue Name: Mobile Expo Hall Open Date: 1987 Location: South East Venue Size: 1200 Description: Used mainly to show livestock in Mobile, Alabama, the Mobile Expo Hall has also been a great venue for pro wrestling since the late ‘80s. Venue Name: Le Projecteur Open Date: 2014 Location: South East Venue Size: 200 Description: Le Projecteur is a newly opened nightclub in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. The new club is looking for anything to entertain its customers, including wrestling. Venue Name: Pensacola High School Open Date: 1964 Location: South East Venue Size: 1200 Description: Like most schools Pensacola High School in Pensacola, Florida has been a consistent host to pro wrestling over the years. With the school seeing a nice windfall from the frequent partnerships. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayDaKing Posted November 4, 2020 Share Posted November 4, 2020 Venue Name: Aloha Arena Open Date: Sep 1980 Location: Hawaii Venue Size: 36,500 Description: A great dome arena mainly used by college basketball tournaments, Aloha Arena is one of the biggest indoor multi-sports buildings in the state. Venue Name: Heart Of Hawaii Open Date: Jan 1991 Location: Hawaii Venue Size: 72,391 Description: The biggest venue in the history of the state of Hawaii, The Heart is an absolute marvel of a stadium and is the host to college football's Paradise Bowl. Venue Name: Molokai's Place Open Date: June 2018 Location: Hawaii Venue Size: 347 Description: Located in the rather large backyard of Molokai Milk, Molokai's Place has been opened up to local promoters as Milk sees it as a way to gain some money off of his name while he goes and wins surf competitions. Venue Name: Des Baker Arena Open Date: Sep 1997 Location: Hawaii Venue Size: 10,110 Description: Home of the University of Hawai'i basketball team, Des Baker Arena is a multipurpose building used mainly for basketball but it has been visited by large wrestling promotions like SWF and USPW in the past. Venue Name: Seth Rockwell Stadium Open Date: March 2003 Location: Hawaii Venue Size: 23,410 Description: After the tragic passing of one of Hawaii's most beloved singers, Seth Rockwell, in 2000, the Hawaiian government started construction for a building in his honor. The building was finished in late 2002 and was ready to be used by March of the next year. Since then famous musicians from all walks of life have come here to pay their respects to a legend. Venue Name: Keli'i High School Gymnasium Open Date: June 1982 Location: Hawaii Venue Size: 1,873 Description: A popular high school in the state, known for its great achievements in athletics, Keli'i High School has incredible state-of-the-art facilities that make it look like a prestigious university at times. Venue Name: El Reino Open Date: May 1954 Location: Puerto Rico Venue Size: 236 Description: A famous bar/nightclub in San Juan that has been frequented by many wrestling promotions after wrestling became popular on the Caribbean island. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
liontamer Posted November 6, 2020 Share Posted November 6, 2020 Are there any early versions of this for download? It's an awesome project, much needed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayDaKing Posted November 6, 2020 Share Posted November 6, 2020 Are there any early versions of this for download? It's an awesome project, much needed. With my last post, I believe that all regions of the USA have reached the goal of 10 locations. Once CPBHBK puts all the data in for the area he'll release it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CPBHBK Posted November 8, 2020 Author Share Posted November 8, 2020 The 1.0 version of the database has been posted on the main page, so glad to get it out feels so great to have gotten to this point. Thanks to everyone who's helped us get to this point I'm very grateful. Big props to JayDaKing for having the newest additions at 69. With Jaysin & Kg in second and third with 30+ additions each. It's given me a lot of joy to see y'all come together to get this project done, gives me more hope that people can come united in a time when it feels very divided. With that, I can't wait to see what y'all think of all the additions and hope to get a lot of new additions to all the regions that still need attention. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rhysrob Posted November 8, 2020 Share Posted November 8, 2020 Thanks to everyone for working on this! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
daman077c Posted November 8, 2020 Share Posted November 8, 2020 Thought I'd add a few Kanto venues: Venue Name: Ryogoku Sports Center Open Date: 1962 Location: Kanto, Japan Venue Size: 3,875 Description: Located in the heart of Tokyo's Ryogoku district, millions of Yen were poured into the venue to rebuild it after the tsunami that ravaged the island nation. Regularly used for concerts, basketball and volleyball, it can, like the smaller, 'sister' #2 building, be used for pro wrestling shows. Venue Name: Ryogoku Sports Center #2 Open Date: 1962 Location: Kanto, Japan Venue Size: 725 Description: The smaller of the two Ryogoku Sports Center gyms, the #2 hall is a regular stop for a number of Japan's pro wrestling companies' shows, alongside it's normally intended use: a public-use gymnasium. Venue Name: Tokyo Ariake Hall Open Date: 2019 Location: Kanto, Japan Venue Size: 285 Description: Recently opened by a Sendai-area promoter who ran 'sold-shows' for several different promotions, Ariake Hall is a smaller venue dedicated to pro wrestling, though it can also be used for smaller concerts. ***** Side note, and it's bugging me: I noticed a few Yokohama buildings have been listed here, but they're listed with their location as Chubu, when Yokohama is in Kanto (as it's part of the Greater Tokyo Area). Not sure if that was caught when those venues were being added to the database. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShaunGBD Posted November 9, 2020 Share Posted November 9, 2020 can someone explain. how do add this to a current save game. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hailthebulldog Posted November 9, 2020 Share Posted November 9, 2020 can someone explain. how do add this to a current save game. Make a blank database, I call mine DLC, and then import the locations from the DLC database into the database you are using. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShaunGBD Posted November 9, 2020 Share Posted November 9, 2020 Make a blank database, I call mine DLC, and then import the locations from the DLC database into the database you are using. That work perfectly. Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thecoolestjedi12 Posted November 9, 2020 Share Posted November 9, 2020 Didn't see much love for the Mexico region, so might as well add some of my broken high school Spanish knowledge to a venue. Venue Name: Salón de los héroes Open Date: 1930 Location:Centro, Mexico Venue Size: 5,000 Description: Founded roughly 10 years after the end of the Mexican Revolution, Salón de los héroes is one of the oldest venues in Mexico. Named for those who bravely sacrificed their lives, it has only recently been used for wrestling shows after much debate with politicians. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clark K Posted November 11, 2020 Share Posted November 11, 2020 I actually can't get it to work. Is it supposed to download as an MDB file? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hailthebulldog Posted November 11, 2020 Share Posted November 11, 2020 I actually can't get it to work. Is it supposed to download as an MDB file? Yes. Make a blank database, I call mine DLC, and then import the locations from the DLC database into the database you are using. That work perfectly. Thanks I'm glad I could help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayDaKing Posted November 14, 2020 Share Posted November 14, 2020 Venue Name: Cúpula Dorada Open Date: March 1958 Location: Centro Venue Size: 90,438 Description: The Cúpula Dorada (Golden Dome) is a legendary stadium in the heart of Mexico City. From football to wrestling, it seems like almost all of Mexico's sports history happens here. Venue Name: Salón Dorado Open Date: May 1984 Location: Centro Venue Size: 1,450 Description: A block down the road from the Cúpula Dorada is the Salón Dorado (Golden Hall). Used by smaller promotions to ride off of the name of the Golden Dome. Venue Name: La Guarida del León Open Date: Oct 1994 Location: Centro Venue Size: 755 Description: Connected to Casa de Culto del León church, La Guarida del León is a small building where faith meets facelocks. It's another way to get money into the church and that is to put on family-friendly wrestling shows. An interesting note is that any wrestler who plays a demonic character always ends up on the losing end in this building. Venue Name: Centro de Rehabilitación de Celaya Open Date: Dec 1999 Location: Centro Venue Size: 455 Description: A rehab center in Celaya opens it's doors to wrestling promotions after a former wrestler who visited the building donated a large sum of money to it. The cafeteria is where the shows take place. Venue Name: Jardín de Daniel Open Date: Aug 2005 Location: Centro Venue Size: 965 Description: The Garden of Daniel is located behind the house of millionaire philanthropist Daniel Chavas in Irapuato. It's an extravagant maze where in the middle of it holds a ring where the ropes are interchangeable as he also welcomes boxing events as well as wrestling shows. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SaltineDaltine Posted November 16, 2020 Share Posted November 16, 2020 Venue Name: Wild Rose Performing Arts Theatre Open Date: April 1995 Location: Alberta, Canada Venue Size: 2,500 Description: Mainly used for arts many would consider high-class such as ballet, orchestras, and interpretive dance; sometimes a wrestling show is able to get in and show a bit of violence to the uppity patrons. Venue Name: Columbia Icefield Arena Open Date: May 2003 Location: Alberta, Canada Venue Size: 8,000 Description: A smaller ice hockey field used for minor league games, the Columbia Icefield has been hosting wrestling as well since it's opening in 2003 to supplement for when hockey isn't resulting in high attendance through the year. Venue Name: Aspen Civic Centre Open Date: February 1983 Location: Alberta, Canada Venue Size: 4,000 Description: Noted for their aspen trees planted around the bulding, the Aspen Civic Centre is host to many types of entertainment including wrestling. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SaltineDaltine Posted November 16, 2020 Share Posted November 16, 2020 Venue Name: Blue Moon Arena Open Date: March 1997 Location: Ontario, Canada Venue Size: 5,000 Description: Usually used for soccer, Blue Moon has hosted numerous wrestling events since the early 2000's. Venue Name: Herald Park Open Date: July 1998 Location: Ontario, Canada Venue Size: 4,000 Description: Famous for their intense lacrosse games, wrestling fits perfectly for the venue's reputation. Venue Name: Gateway Centre Open Date: October 1981 Location: Ontario, Canada Venue Size: 1,500 Description: A multi-purpose building that has been used for everything from small conventions, to meetings, to even wrestling events, the Gateway Centre is a well-respected building with a good history for smaller promotions. Venue Name: Sphere Arena Open Date: November 1959 Location: Ontario, Canada Venue Size: 12,000 Description: A building with a long, rich history; the Sphere Arena has been hosting wrestling and boxing since it's construction in 1959. Its first event was actually a wrestling show. Although many would say it's beginning to show it's age and isn't maintained well, it certainly holds importance to all who have attended. Venue Name: Triumph Ring Open Date: June 1983 Location: Ontario, Canada Venue Size: 6,500 Description: Some of the biggest and baddest make their names here. Triumph Ring is renowned for their annual rodeo competition. They aren't the biggest rodeo in Canada, but they attract a certain diehard fan because of their more lenient rules. Lucky enough to have no rodeo related deaths yet, we'll see how long that lasts. Venue Name: Millennium Stadium Open Date: September 2000 Location: Ontario, Canada Venue Size: 20,000 Description: Finished right before the new millennia, the Millennium Stadium hosts concerts and major sporting events. No stranger to wrestling, the current indoor attendance record is for a wrestling event. Venue Name: Ivory Centre Open Date: December 1974 Location: Ontario, Canada Venue Size: 5,000 Description: A centre for a wide array of events, wrestling being one of the most common. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WillyWillyWilly Posted November 16, 2020 Share Posted November 16, 2020 Venue Name: MW Arena Open Date: April 1979 Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin Venue Size: 6287 Description: It is said that an Indian casino once build on the same place as the arena today, so it is also said to be haunted and the arena is cursed. In fact, there was a rock concert in the arena at the end of the last century, where the rock band and band crew disappeared completely and has never seen until today. Venue Name: Lazy Slob Pavillion Open Date: January 2012 Location: West Virginia Venue Size: 2500 Description: The only arena in usa, with double size seats, as many overweight people live in the area. The floor is specially reinforced and stairs have been removed and replaced by modern lifts to avoid heart attacks by cardio. Venue Name: Franco Guenzi Arena Open Date: 2008 Location: Switzerland Venue Size: 350 Description: On the right is the local kindergarten and on the left is the zoo. The acoustics are not good, you can hardly hear anything because of the children and the animals. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LucasLutkus Posted November 16, 2020 Share Posted November 16, 2020 <p>Giving Saskatchewan some love!</p><p> </p><p> The Saskatoon Auditorium</p><p> Opens in 1965</p><p> Saskatoon, Saskatchewan</p><p> 2000</p><p> Saskatoon’s major theatre, the Auditorium is famous for hosting concerts, theatrical performances and conventions. It is also home for the Saskatoon Orchestra.</p><p> </p><p> SaskDome</p><p> Saskatoon, Saskatchewan</p><p> Opens in 1988</p><p> 15000</p><p> The biggest arena in Saskatchewan, the SaskDome is where the biggest musical acts come when they perform in Saskatoon.</p><p> </p><p> Blairmore Grand Hotel</p><p> Opens in 1942</p><p> Saskatoon, Saskatchewan</p><p> 1200</p><p> The convention room of the beautiful Blairmore Grand Hotel is one of the most unique places to hold pro wrestling shows in Saskatoon due to its low roof where wrestlers have to be careful when going up the top rope.</p><p> </p><p> Square Stadium</p><p> Opens in 1936</p><p> Regina, Saskatchewan</p><p> 50000</p><p> A Canadian football Stadium that has the only major sports teams in Saskatchewan, the Regina Wolves, the Square Stadium is very interesting to visit due to its different shape, looking like an open cube.</p><p> </p><p> Regina’s Hockey Circle</p><p> Opens in 1975</p><p> Regina, Saskatchewan</p><p> 7200</p><p> Inspired by the Square Stadium, the Regina’s Hockey Circle is built in a sphere shape. Holding up to 7 thousand people, it is used by smaller hockey teams in the area.</p><p> </p><p> Gateway To The North Arena</p><p> Opens in 1971</p><p> Prince Albert, Saskatchewan</p><p> 3000</p><p> Located in the small town of Prince Albert, the last major centre before northern Saskatchewan, The Gateway To The North Arena is famous for receiving boxing matches as well as holding the northernmost Canadian hockey team.</p> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SaltineDaltine Posted November 16, 2020 Share Posted November 16, 2020 <p>Large Mexico Stadiums</p><p> </p><p> Figured I would put out a bunch of large stadium-style venues for Mexico. I'll also try to put out medium, small, and local venues for Mexico to get it closer to being finished.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Arena de Campeones</p><p> Open Date: December, 1984</p><p> Location: Centro, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 75,000</p><p> Description: "The Arena Of Champions." World-renowned for it's state of the art facilities and high profile events, most famously the 1992 Summer Olympics. Wrestling here means something and selling it out means even more.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Campo de la Eternidad</p><p> Open Date: August, 1989</p><p> Location: Centro, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 56,000</p><p> Description: The largest baseball stadium in Mexico and host to Mexico's most popular baseball team, wrestling has found a special place here with EILL having hosted large shows there in the past.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Parque Esmeralda</p><p> Open Date: May, 2010</p><p> Location: Centro, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 65,000</p><p> Description: One of the largest soccer arenas in Mexico, it has a green shine to look like emerald and looks really beautiful in the evening when the sunset hits it just right.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Campo del Palacio</p><p> Open Date: October, 1996</p><p> Location: Noreste, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 35,000</p><p> Description: Designed to replicate an Aztec pyramid, this baseball stadium is hugely popular in the area for it's games and occasional wrestling events. </p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Estadio Chronicle</p><p> Open Date: July, 1955</p><p> Location: Noreste, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 50,000</p><p> Description: A large old stadium with an extensive history, the "Chronicle Stadium" has hosted many famous wrestling events in the past, although recently is looking more rundown with rumors going around it may be shutdown soon.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Estadio Aurora</p><p> Open Date: October, 1996</p><p> Location: Noroccidente, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 38,000</p><p> Description: A beautiful arena designed to resemble an aurora phenomenon, it attracts fans from all over the world for high-profile boxing and wrestling events. It's also famous for its yearly light and fireworks show on Mexico's Constitution Day.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Centro de Sensaciones</p><p> Open Date: February, 1967</p><p> Location: Noroccidente, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 42,000</p><p> Description: The second largest baseball stadium in Mexico, and wrestling hotbed. Famous for being the location of the most watched Mexican baseball game in history.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Complejo del Siglo</p><p> Open Date: June, 2003</p><p> Location: Occidente, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 40,000</p><p> Description: A beautiful complex dedicated to concerts and other events, wrestling is no stranger here. </p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Anillo Horizon</p><p> Open Date: August, 2001</p><p> Location: Occidente, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 45,000</p><p> Description: A rodeo building known for their matadors and bullfighting. People come from all over the world to watch the spectacular scenes and close calls with danger. Wrestling has embraced that spirit of danger and hosts events sometimes matador themed.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Estadio Fantasma</p><p> Open Date: February, 1963</p><p> Location: Sur, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 36,000</p><p> Description: Primarily a rock concert venue, it is designed to look cryptic and scary to really set the atmosphere for attendees. Wrestling finds its way there occasionally and does really well.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Campo de Ángeles</p><p> Open Date: January, 1999</p><p> Location: Sur, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 28,000</p><p> Description: A well known soccer field known as "The Field Of Angels". It was built next to one of the oldest churches in Mexico and people have claimed to see angels on the field. Either way, its a beautiful field where wrestling has found success.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Anillo de Honor</p><p> Open Date: September, 2017</p><p> Location: Sureste, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 25,000</p><p> Description: A boxing and MMA arena in the Yucatan, they have "house rules" about honor when fighting at the venue and if not followed, will lead to fines or bans from the arena. It's an interesting idea for such a violent sport.</p><p> </p><p> Venue Name: Cuenco Azteca</p><p> Open Date: April, 1985</p><p> Location: Sureste, Mexico</p><p> Venue Size: 27,650</p><p> Description: An Aztec-themed sports complex hosting almost any sporting event under the sun. They have a lawsuit against the Campo del Palacio for also looking like an Aztec temple. Probably won't go anywhere, but it's entertaining to watch it unfold.</p> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kg04 Posted November 21, 2020 Share Posted November 21, 2020 Venue Name: Zagreb Teretana Open Date: 1983 Location: Zagreb, Croatia, Southern Europe Venue Size: 148 Description: A small sports venue mostly used by schools and small local teams. Venue Name: The CCC Open Date: 2013 Location: Cluj, Romania, Southern Europe Venue Size: 7780 Description: The Cluj Convention Center, better known as The CCC, is a newly build, state of the art convention center that can hold all kinds of events. Venue Name: Old Rijeka Ballroom Open Date: 1948 Location: Rijeka, Croatia, Southern Europe Venue Size: 827 Description: The large Ballroom in Rijekas cultural district has seen better days for sure. Nowadays used for proms and dance competitions, this venue might have a couple more events to hold until it will be shut down. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayDaKing Posted November 23, 2020 Share Posted November 23, 2020 Venue Name: Rolland Ballroom Open Date: July 1912 Location: Saskatchewan Venue Size: 2,650 Description: Located within the Regina Palace, the Rolland Ballroom is the bigger of the two ballrooms located in the building. Hosting many historic events in pro wrestling history, it was the site of a 4C crowning Barry Kingman as their first-ever champion in 2004, R.K. Hayes's first and only NOTBPW Canadian win in 1998, and a historic title defense from Jack DeColt against Alex DeColt in late 1999. Venue Name: Regal Ballroom Open Date: June 1913 Location: Saskatchewan Venue Size: 1,208 Description: Located within the Regina Palace, the Regal Ballroom is the smaller of the two ballrooms located in the building. Not used as much for wrestling as their more famous counterpart but the tides were turning in the 2000s as 4C was trying to expand into Saskatchewan. Venue Name: Saskatoon Institution Of Art Arena Open Date: Sep 1976 Location: Saskatchewan Venue Size: 32,450 Description: The SIAA is one of the most beautiful buildings in all of Saskatoon (not surprising coming from an art institute). The inside of the building is painted with the faces of some of the most legendary hockey players and musicians that came out of the city. Venue Name: Edwards' Pathway Open Date: March 1934 Location: The Maritimes Venue Size: 12,350 Description: Quite the large horseracing track Edwards' Pathway is, never less the indoor track was another stomping ground for NOTBPW as it's located in their home area. Venue Name: New Brunswick Superdome Open Date: May 1988 Location: The Maritimes Venue Size: 95,340 Description: Used incredibly sparingly, the Superdome is frequented by only the most important names in musical history but if a wrestling promotion can make its way into those halls, it'll be a magical moment in Canadian wrestling history. Venue Name: The Brandt Center Open Date: Dec 2006 Location: The Maritimes Venue Size: 19,540 Description: Named in honor of Nova Scotia's favorite hockey player, James Brandt, the Brandt Center is an ice hockey venue used mainly by the local team but it has been used by NOTBPW in the 2000s as they grew bigger in popularity. Venue Name: Quebec Park Open Date: March 1987 Location: Quebec Venue Size: 45,686 Description: The former home to the Canadian Winter Sports Classic, Quebec Park is haunted by structural and financial issue the past two decades which has seen it be used less and less. There were rumors of it being torn down before it was labeled a historical cite by the Quebec Nation Convention of History. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayDaKing Posted December 3, 2020 Share Posted December 3, 2020 Venue Name: Astrofair Stadium Open Date: Aug 2024 Location: Wales Venue Size: 67,540 Description: Soon to be the biggest venue in Wales, the Astrofair Stadium was never wanted by the Cardiff population but it was insisted on being built by the UK Parliament. Venue Name: The Nightwalker Open Date: Nov 2021 Location: Wales Venue Size: 340 Description: A night club owned by suave entrepreneurs in the Welsh garbage collecting industry, The Nightwalker attracts it's fair share of...diverse patrons. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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