BritWres Promotor Tries To Gain Women’s Wrestlers Personal Phone Numbers And Poorly Responds To Critics

If you don’t follow the BritWres scene, you might not be aware of the drama that has happened over the past week.

Broken Ring Wrestling is a promotion that is rather small in comparison to most wrestling promotions in the U.K. But they seem to have caused big problems.

The promoter has been accused of asking women wrestlers for their personal phone numbers “in case of emergency”. The promoter has stated that he has also asked the men for their personal phone numbers as well.

After receiving backlash for the phone number problem, the promoter started responding to fans by saying that talking to them has given him cancer. He also said that he doesn’t see how men pose a threat to women, along with a multitude of other things. Below will be a plethora of screen shots and tweets cataloging the incident.

note to promoters; don't aggressively, constantly hassle female workers for their personal number for no good valid reason, especially after you've been told no several times. then don't try to backtrack and say it's for other non valid reasons. it's not kosher okay. pic.twitter.com/VKn0UXxPDj

— JAYDE (@jaydewrestler_) September 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/ProWresSOUL/status/1171840961334394880

After today’s revelations and social media conduct, a collective decision has been made by all parties posting this to pull out of the BRW show this weekend.

Apologies to any fans who paid good money to watch us perform left disappointed by this news.

— Suge D (@SugarDunkerton) September 12, 2019

After a few hours of tweeting, BRW drummed up enough dust to have BritWres wrestler Spike Trivet contacted the people involved with the venue and they issued a response.

The venue for Broken Ring Wrestling seems to have deleted this tweet

Trivet said they're releasing a statement later. The person who runs the BRW account is possibly the biggest clown in existence pic.twitter.com/sCsvJRbUEb

— Luuk (@ThreeCountLuuk) September 12, 2019

Yep totally true. Apologies. Here’s a little statement they asked me to tweet. Believe you’ve seen this. https://t.co/mDHrccDnNe pic.twitter.com/7c4a6jng4E

— His Lordship on the shelf (@SpikeTrivet1) September 12, 2019

The promoter then tried to show screen shots of the conversation he had with a talent, but it doesn’t seem to have done any good.

You can visit the Twitter page or Broken Ring Wrestling if you’d like to follow along, because this doesn’t seem to be slowing down at the moment.

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