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'''BRAND wrestling''' is a territorial wrestling promotion which runs out of Waco, Texas, but tours from a big top tent around the South-West part of Texas expecting a capacity crowd of around 500-750 maximum to events.  The promotion is headed by owner "Pepper" Pete Peppins.
'''BRAND wrestling''' is a territorial wrestling promotion which runs out of Waco, Texas, but tours from a big top tent around the South-West part of Texas expecting a capacity crowd of around 500-750 maximum to events.  The promotion is headed by owner "Pepper" Pete Peppins.
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The filming is done by students studying a course in Radio-Television production from Texas A&M University and show highlights on KETV3 as well as tailoring the production for the BRAND wrestling website.
The filming is done by students studying a course in Radio-Television production from Texas A&M University and show highlights on KETV3 as well as tailoring the production for the BRAND wrestling website.
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Revision as of 14:22, 25 August 2008

Active/Inactive
Years Open

Inactive
Six
RP/Angle
RP/RP-Angle
Fedhead
Jamie Kosoy, John Maples, Evan Levine, Thomas Ford
PPV's a year
12
Weekly TV Show
Hostile Takeover, Monday Night Meltdown
Number of Titles
8
Website


BRAND wrestling is a territorial wrestling promotion which runs out of Waco, Texas, but tours from a big top tent around the South-West part of Texas expecting a capacity crowd of around 500-750 maximum to events. The promotion is headed by owner "Pepper" Pete Peppins. [toc]

Overview

The promotion is fronted by former wrestler known as "Pepper" Pete Peppins who is Waco born-and-bred. Pete has put all his funding into the promotion and it's make or break for him pending on the promotion's success. Aiming to promote young up-and-comers from the region as well as existing names (bearing in mind if they're affordable) Pete is known for a sports entertainment style with a preference to promoting brawlers.


BRAND pays a maximum of $5,000 dollars per appearance for it's superstars and $2,500 per month for staff members. The promotion owns it's own ring and sets up it's tent to perform to the fans.

The immediate aims of the first tour for BRAND is to bring some brand awareness, pardon the pun, and to find it's feet in the South-West of Texas before attempting to concur the state, elevating itself to a stronger sized territory-based organisation through a television contract. Outside of monetary remuneration for the product they offer, they just want it be one Hell of a product.


Events

BRAND wrestling presents a magazine style format program called "Branded Superstars" which features promos, vignettes and interviews with the BRAND superstars. This screens every opposite Sunday to the wrestling program titled "Homebrand TV".

The filming is done by students studying a course in Radio-Television production from Texas A&M University and show highlights on KETV3 as well as tailoring the production for the BRAND wrestling website.