MLW ‘Intimidation Games’ Event: Report on Fans Being Denied Entry and Additional Updates

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According to a report from Pwinsider, several fans were turned away from MLW’s ‘Intimidation Games’ event on Saturday night due to the show being sold out.

It is said that some fans were turned away at the door, which is the first time that’s happened in MLW history. The sold out event took place at the Melrose Ballroom in New York City on Thursday.

MLW officials were very happy with the attendance, and many credited Matt Riddle’s star power as the reason for the sellout. Riddle was also the most over person on the show, as he defended the NJPW World Television title against Bad Dude Tito.

Finally, it was added that MLW President Court Bauer has been more focused on booking CMLL star Mistico. Mistico defeated Rocky Romero for the MLW World Middleweight title at the event.

During a recent appearance on the “Under the Ropes” podcast, Bobby Fish commented on his time working in the Undisputed Era and the group’s run on the WWE NXT brand. He said,

“Working with those three in ‘NXT’ was more than we could’ve ever asked for, to be honest. So, when that came together the way it did, it truly became –- you know, we were working hard and that’s what we all wanted to be: we wanted to be the workhorses of that brand. Getting that opportunity? So grateful for that, but to get that opportunity and to do it all together? I don’t think any of us could’ve predicted any of that. Certainly, something we look at now and realize how fortunate and just try to be grateful for what it was. Tagging or being in a group with those guys, it was like for four years I didn’t go to work, I got paid like I was going to work, but there was no real work involved. I think that’s why it worked as well as it did for us, I think Hunter recognized what was there.“

MLW’s ‘Intimidation Games’ Event Sold Out, Turning Away Fans at the Door

MLW’s ‘Intimidation Games’ event held on Saturday night at the Melrose Ballroom in New York City was a huge success, with the show being completely sold out. However, this led to some fans being turned away at the door, marking the first time in MLW history that such a situation occurred.

According to a report from Pwinsider, MLW officials were thrilled with the attendance and credited Matt Riddle’s star power as the main reason for the sellout. Riddle, who defended the NJPW World Television title against Bad Dude Tito, was also the most popular figure on the show.

The event showcased some exciting matches and moments, including CMLL star Mistico defeating Rocky Romero for the MLW World Middleweight title. MLW President Court Bauer has been actively involved in booking Mistico and has been focused on bringing him into the promotion.

In a recent interview on the “Under the Ropes” podcast, Bobby Fish, who was part of the Undisputed Era in WWE NXT, reflected on his time working with the group. He expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to work with his fellow members and emphasized their dedication to being the workhorses of the brand.

Fish stated, “Working with those three in ‘NXT’ was more than we could’ve ever asked for, to be honest. So, when that came together the way it did, it truly became –- you know, we were working hard and that’s what we all wanted to be: we wanted to be the workhorses of that brand.”

He further added, “Getting that opportunity? So grateful for that, but to get that opportunity and to do it all together? I don’t think any of us could’ve predicted any of that. Certainly, something we look at now and realize how fortunate and just try to be grateful for what it was.”

Fish’s comments highlight the camaraderie and chemistry within the Undisputed Era, which played a significant role in their success. He also acknowledged the recognition and support they received from WWE NXT management, particularly Triple H (Hunter), who understood the potential of the group.

MLW’s ‘Intimidation Games’ event not only showcased thrilling matches but also demonstrated the promotion’s growing popularity. The sold-out show and the turning away of fans at the door indicate the increasing demand for MLW’s brand of professional wrestling.

With the success of this event, MLW continues to solidify its position in the wrestling industry and attract top talents like Matt Riddle and Mistico. As MLW President Court Bauer focuses on expanding the roster and delivering exciting shows, fans can expect more sold-out events and memorable moments in the future.