Meiko Satomura, Tajiri, Matt Cross, Ivelisse to invade the Nordics – Wrestle Aid is Finland’s supercard, and here’s how you can watch it live
Professional wrestling fans here in Finland are treated with quite a show this Saturday as SLAM! Wrestling Finland presents a charity event named Wrestle Aid in the city of Rauma.
The card—which most likely is the most stacked one in the Nordics this year—includes these seven matches:
- Meiko Satomura vs. Ivelisse vs. Sadie Gibbs
- Yoshihiro Tajiri vs. ”The Rebel” StarBuck (FIN)
- Matt Cross vs. Jami Aalto (FIN)
- Jurn Simmons vs. ”Häijy” Heimo Ukonselkä (FIN)
- Scotty Davis vs. Viktor Tykki (FIN)
- Stark Adder (FIN) vs. Toni Tamminen (FIN)
- Carlos Zamora & Mikk Vainula (EST) vs. Patrik Mieto (FIN) & Polar Pekko (FIN)
Not only is the card stacked, Wrestle Aid will be streamed live for free by one of Finland’s biggest newspapers Ilta-Sanomat with high production values.
Wrestle Aid is SLAM! Wrestling Finland’s second public event since its launch last year. The first one—Mega Launch—was streamed live for free by Ilta-Sanomat, too.
WATCH: Shanna battles Betty Rose and Natalia Markova at SLAM! Wrestling Finland Mega Launch
Wrestle Aid will be broadcast live for free this Saturday 6PM (EET) right here. (If you live in the Eastern Standard Time zone, the broadcast starts at 11AM.)
If you want more information about SLAM! Wrestling Finland, click here. The concept is actually quite interesting, as SLAM! Wrestling Finland doesn’t book but sells professional wrestling events so that the customers can choose what kind of matches they want to see.
If you want more information about SLAM! Wrestling Finland’s concept, click here.
Canadian-born ”The Rebel” StarBuck is the pioneer of Finnish professional wrestling and the founder of SLAM! Wrestling Finland. Jami Aalto is called ”the luchador of Lapland” and is a high flyer. ”Häijy” Heimo Ukonselkä is an entertaining and experienced brawler. Viktor Tykki is a rising star and has been called the Kevin Owens of Finland. Stark Adder is one of Finland’s first wrestlers and an interesting technical wrestler. Toni Tamminen might remind you of a young Chris Jericho. Mikk Vainula is a powerhouse from Estonia. Patrik Mieto has trained with Katsuyori Shibata in New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s training camps. Polar Pekko is the next big thing.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask. We at Smarkside will be doing commentary for the broadcast and are happy to help you enjoy and understand Finnish wrestling.
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