It's been a long hard road. I feel like I've seen it all in the 27 plus years I have been associated with this crazy business of ours, pro wrestling. A lot has changed over the years. Whether it be all the special pyro technics you see during a live event or whether it be the music blarring from the pa system to help introduce a competitor making his way to the ring. Everything has evolved at a very radical pace. Back when I wrestled explosions and sparklers were saved for the 4th of July, not every Monday night. Back when I wrestled technical wrestling ALWAYS shined over blowhorns shouting at the top of their lungs on a microphone. Also, in my day of wrestling HARDCORE wrestling wasn't as gimmiced and watered down as it is now. What I am saying is I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to try to bring back the TRADITIONAL VALUES of professional wrestling once again. I may be "too old" to wrestle but I am damn sure not too old to keep young wipper snappers like Shawn FX and Adam Anarchy in line. NHPW may not become the most colorful TV show ever produced on Monday night. Hell, our boys might even bore some people with their submission holds I've helped teach them at the Grecco Pro Wrestling School. Nontheless, old school wrestling is about to be reintroduced to modern day society. Professional wrestling's best kept secret is about to finally be let out of its cage and unleashed upon the masses. I can hardly wait for our first nationally televised event. If I said I wasn't nervous already for my young roster I'd be lying. Regardless, I hope everyone tunes in via the Global Sports Entertainment Network and enjoys themselves. Like my old friend Wild Bill Wrangler always says: "We'll certainly do our damnedest not to disappoint!" A lot of young men and women have poured their heart and souls out training for the day that will soon come upon us. I can't thank them enough for their hard work and effort enabling NHPW to get to the dance! Ladies and gentlemen, for us, this is.... THE DANCE!

A message from...

NHPW CEO
Bill Grecco