Bookings: [email protected] or DM's Open! UK Wrestler 💥💫 Comedy Strong Style Twitch Streamer - Over £2,000+ raised for Charity!
Chelmsford, Essex
Joined May 2011
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📅 2026 Diary is Open!
Comedy Strong Style is ready to bring the fun and the hard hits to your wrestling show!
The booking calendar is now open for the rest of this year and all of 2026.
LETS GO.
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Fun fact - I have lost an inch in height since then. This move definitely contributed to it. But my god. A moment in time. Backyard wrestling and I miss my American buddies. 🎉❤️🤼👍
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A prince? YOU BETTER NOT
We've been sent this from @RJSinghIsKing. It seems we've got @fauxhammer_ & @TimLeeTV against RJ at PWE: XVI on 14th November, but who is RJ's partner?
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I don't really use Twitter for posting, but this photo from last weekend facing Mickie Knuckles was too good not to be posted.
The blood flying off the head is chefs kiss.
👍🩸🎉
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Things you love to see!
【1月4日（日）東京ドームの“追加対戦カード”が決定！】
第0試合で、“NJPW WORLD認定TV選手権”
エル・ファンタズモ vs クリス・ブルックスが実現！
※15時30分開始予定
見どころ
njpw.co.jp/620668/
#njwk20 #棚橋引退
@elpwrestling @OBEYBrookes
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BAZZAAAAAAAAA
the single most impressive moonsault in all of human history happened at a british backyard wrestling show over 15 years ago.
youtube.com/watch?v=_ZfF75na…
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One last time...
I'm not suggesting I will wrestle again... but if I do, I have 3 names on the list...
@TimLeeTV
The hunter Oakleigh Aslan
@H_Mant_RFH
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Wembley debut.... At a funfair.
@ProWrestleEAST being on hiatus doesn't mean these tag belts can't be defended. Anywhere. Anytime. 👀
But preferably with a RAFFLE!
Last month, our friends at @irvinleisure invited @TimLeeTV & @fauxhammer_ down to Barham Park to hang out and show off the PWE Tag Team Championship belts...
...but then they bumped into @_BeauBelles & @SkyeOShure... and @seussscat was there too.
Check out what happened now!
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The F-5ive
Tiger Driver 98 Degrees
Figure Four Tops
(Roaring) Elbow
Super Crazy Town
Belly to Belly Goulding
Clean Bandidos
KitcheN*Sync
Backslide Boys
Stan Hanson
'Rana Del Ray
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Take That (Canadian Destroyer)
0121 Direction
McFly off the top rope
Blue (Thunder Bomb)
3 Seconds of Summer
Backsuplex Boys
Anyone got any more????
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Favourite match of all time.
#OnThisDay in 1990: All Japan: A match took place that forever changed the landscape of Japanese professional wrestling. Mitsuharu Misawa, who had only weeks earlier unmasked from his Tiger Mask II persona, defeated the established ace Jumbo Tsuruta in his first main event at the historic venue.
Misawa had been wrestling as Tiger Mask II since 1984, but during a tag match against Yoshiaki Yatsu and Samson Fuyuki on May 14, 1990, he commanded his tag team partner Toshiaki Kawada to unmask him, abandoning the gimmick after six years. This dramatic moment set the stage for his rise in All Japan as himself.
Jumbo Tsuruta was the undisputed company ace at this time, having taken that position after Giant Baba. He was one of the most respected wrestlers in Japan, and only wrestlers of the highest stature could earn victories over him.
Giant Baba, All Japan's owner and booker, reportedly made the decision for Misawa to win on the very night of the show. Baba witnessed the overwhelming fan support for Misawa at the merchandise stands and heard the crowd chanting his name. Recognising a potential star on the rise, Baba made the uncharacteristic decision and called an audible for a last-minute change to have Misawa defeat Tsuruta.
The 24-minute and 6-second contest was a masterpiece of storytelling. Tsuruta treated Misawa as a young upstart beneath him, while Misawa displayed fire, hunger, and determination. The crowd started at a fever pitch and maintained that energy throughout the match, desperately rooting for Misawa to pull off the seemingly impossible victory.
After a series of dramatic near-falls and counters, the match culminated with Misawa reversing a crossbody pin attempt from Tsuruta to secure the shocking three-count victory. The Budokan Hall crowd erupted in one of the loudest reactions in Japanese wrestling history, with 70% of the crowd crying, including Mrs. Baba.
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