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PROGRESS Chapter 47: Complicated Simplicity (Video 2017) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Apr 23, 2017 · PROGRESS Chapter 47: Complicated Simplicity: Directed by Jon Briley, Jim Smallman, Glen Joseph. With Walter Hahn, Timothy Moura, Marcel Barthel, Tyler Bate. Not quite hitting the same incredible heights as the last couple shows but still a very fun live experience that largely translated to tape.
- Jon Briley, Jim Smallman, Glen Joseph
- 2017-04-23
- Action, Drama, Sport
- Walter Hahn, Timothy Moura, Marcel Barthel
Show date: 23rd April 2017 James Drake vs Eddie Dennis NPS Semi-Final: Alex Windsor vs Laura Di Matteo Mike Bird vs Flash Morgan Webster London Riots vs South Pacific Power Trip #1 Contender Match: Mark Andrews vs Mark Haskins SSS16 Qualifying Match: Paul Robinson vs Jack Sexsmith PROGRESS World and Tag Team Titles Match: Ringkampf vs British Strong Style
Show date: 23rd April 2017 James Drake vs Eddie Dennis NPS Semi-Final: Alex Windsor vs Laura Di Matteo Mike Bird vs Flash Morgan Webster London Riots vs South Pacific Power Trip #1 Contender Match: Mark Andrews vs Mark Haskins SSS16 Qualifying Match: Paul Robinson vs Jack Sexsmith PROGRESS World and Tag Team Titles Match: Ringkampf vs British Strong Style
- James Drake Def. Eddie Dennis
- Natural Progression Series IV Semi-Final Laura Di Matteo Def. Alex Windsor
- Flash Morgan Webster Def. Mike Bird
- South Pacific Power Trip Def. The London Riots
- Mark Andrews vs. Mark Haskins – Draw
- Jack Sexsmith Def. Paul Robinson
- All Championships on The Line British Strong Style (C) Def. Ringkampf
- Final Thoughts
Live we got Eddie coming out to “Party Hard” but that’s clipped from the VOD, instead replaced by his second entrance to new music. James has 93 written on his head. Presumably because it’s the year he was born and not because he’s the 93rd attempt at cloning Mark Haskins. Like in Alien: Resurrection. Somewhere there’s a room full of James Drake’s ...
NPS4 has been a tricky tournament. The highlights have been limited and with Progress only doing one women’s match per show it’s actually been a detriment to their division as the bigger stars are hardly appearing. Laura in particular who’s only been in NPS matches since Brixton. She had a tonne of heat back then and it’s dissipated due to inactivi...
I must admit that while watching this live the show felt like a non-event up to this point, which is really weird for me. Progress shows are usually very heated affairs. The concept of this match didn’t help the situation as I’m not a big Webster fan (it might be the coat or the mod gimmick or his face). However as it progressed I got very into thi...
This is the farewell match for TK Cooper and Dahlia Black. They’ve been wrestling in the UK for two years and their visa has now expired. They’ve been heels for the entire time they’ve wrestled for Progress but have gained respect during that time and get an enormous pop for their entrance. Dahlia has a hard time keeping it together, which shows ho...
This is a number one contenders match. They had a blinder for OTT when Haskins had his return match earlier in the year (OTT Martina’s Gaff Party, Feb 4, ****1/2). This doesn’t have the same stakes. Haskins doesn’t need to prove anything in front of this crowd and Andrews is coming off a title shot himself. The crowd happily chant “both these Marks...
Sexsmith keeps losing but doing so with great heart. The stakes are high here with a Sexsmith win qualifying him for #SSS16 and Robinson going on record as saying he’ll quit Progress if he loses. Robbo, an absolute bellend throughout Progress history, is an ideal heel for Sexsmith to vanquish here. Not only in normal heel terms but Robinson stands ...
If someone manages to beat Pete Dunne they become Progress Champion. If someone beats either Trent or Tyler then they, and a Ringkampf guy of their choosing, wins the tag titles. Naturally this seems unlikely as Axel Dieter Jr is on his way to Florida. This is one of his final European appearances and his final Progress match. British Strong Style ...
An emotional evening with a multitude of departures. None plucked the heartstrings quite like TK and Dahlia heading home but both Axel Dieter Jr and Paul Robinson will both be missed in the Indies. Having a show where so many talents leave makes it tough to get through with dry eyes. If emotion isn’t your thing there is plenty of solid wrestling on...
PROGRESS Chapter 47: Complicated Simplicity is an event produced by PROGRESS Wrestling and took place on April 23, 2017 at the Electric Ballroom in Camden, Greater London. Numbers in parentheses indicate the length of the match.
PROGRESS Chapter 47: Complicated Simplicity: Directed by Jon Briley, Jim Smallman, Glen Joseph. With Walter Hahn, Timothy Moura, Marcel Barthel, Tyler Bate. Not quite hitting the same incredible heights as the last couple shows but still a very fun live experience that largely translated to tape.
