Any match Cara Noir is in is something special. Probably the most original gimmick in the pro wrestling world. Kudos to Davis as well to work on this level.
my first time seeing noir, was already familiar with davis. a match engaging from start to finish, enhanced by its focus on grappling and its pace, tight camera work, physical aesthetics and the darkened venue.
Good to finally find a match with a Cara win. Every one I've seen before this has seen him performing fantastically but ultimately giving the rub. The Pac match aside of course, there was mutual givens in that shit
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Any match Cara Noir is in is something special. Probably the most original gimmick in the pro wrestling world. Kudos to Davis as well to work on this level.
my first time seeing noir, was already familiar with davis. a match engaging from start to finish, enhanced by its focus on grappling and its pace, tight camera work, physical aesthetics and the darkened venue.
This two guys are the future of UK wrestling
wondering how much Cara's rockhard midsection can take -- punches/abs stretch/claw
Good to finally find a match with a Cara win. Every one I've seen before this has seen him performing fantastically but ultimately giving the rub. The Pac match aside of course, there was mutual givens in that shit
great fight I can see why it was match of year how about a rematch
What is it with great wrestlers and the package piledriver. Owens, Devlin, Steen now Cara.
Add pentagon jr. to that list. And I'm not sure why though, this and the rolling cutter are very common finishers in the indies I guess.
That referee sucks