Partner with NORTH

1000 people. One room.

Emotional connection you cannot fake.

NORTH is an independent professional wrestling promotion from Newcastle upon Tyne. We started in 2016 and we have run every year since.

Twelve live events a year across Newcastle, Leeds and Glasgow. Two of them at 1,000 capacity, all ages, where families come together.

We have been on Dragons' Den and Gogglebox, won an RTS Award, and had regular roster members go to WWE, TNA, AEW, Japan and more!

What is NORTH Wrestling?

We write the stories, build the characters, film everything and put it out ourselves.

The audience decides what works.

Our Audience

7.5 million views

Video views across social
in the last 365 days

32k
Followers

Across all platforms

2,698
Tickets
sold

In the last 365 days, and counting

12 Live
Events
Per Year

In Newcastle, Leeds
and Glasgow.

Our Community

NORTH does not have viewers. It has regulars . That’s why they’re called the NORTH Faithful.

Since 2019 we have sold 12,199 tickets to 2,042 people. That is an average of six shows each. Nearly half of everyone who buys a ticket comes back, and the most committed tenth account for more than half of everything we have ever earned.

126 of them pay us every month to watch from home, up 43% in the last year. Another 494 follow along for free, more than double what it was twelve months ago.

Our crowd is more mixed than wrestling's reputation suggests, with a far higher proportion of women than the format is known for. Two of our shows a year are all ages, and they are where families come.

This is what people mean when they say community and rarely have the numbers to prove. The same faces in the same room, and online, year after year.

That is what a partnership with NORTH puts you beside.

Why wrestling works for brands

Most sponsorship is a logo near something people care about.

Wrestling is different because we have characters, and characters can carry your brand into a story. A villain can reject your product in front of a thousand people. A hero can champion it. It can be funny. It can be part of what happens rather than an interruption to it.

Then the room reacts. Live, loud, on camera. That reaction is the thing brands spend fortunes trying to manufacture and almost never get.

Lidl did not just put their name on Katie Taylor at Croke Park. They turned a store into a shrine, made limited edition shorts, built a broadcast partnership around it. The activation was creative. That is why it worked.