If you were at our last event, you heard that starting on Friday, February 6, Hoodslam will be raising the price of admission from $10 to $20. (BUT, at the bottom of this declaration contains info on how to get in for $5 off in February!)
Continue reading Hoodslam Declaration of Continuing the Awesome
January 2nd, 2015
Oakland Metro Operahouse
8 pm doors, 9 pm show
$10 cover FOR THE LAST TIME!
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The year is almost up, but we’re already hard at work to make our first show of 2015 the best we can! Some of it might need some ‘splainin. Some of it words won’t do justice. All of it will be fucking incredible. Believe that.
The Ace of Geeks blog interviewed Doc Atrocity about what kayfabe means in wrestling today, and how the TV Guys keep getting it wrong. Read all about it here and Doc Atrocity will offer you a quick death when he destroys the world.
From PWTorch.com
Hoodslam presents the 2014 Hoodfighter Tournament
Friday, December 5, 2014
Oakland, Calif. at the Oakland Metro Opera House
Continue reading 2014 Hood Fighter Tournament (Dec. 5th) Results
L.A Times just added another article on Hoodslam! Check out some promos from Broseph Joe Brody, Johnny “Drinko” Butabi, “Waterboy” Bobby Burgerhands, Cereal Man, and #Hoodslam señor official, El Sparko!
Here is a fan made highlight reel featuring clips from this past Friday’s Hoodfighter Tournament.
“If WWE tells the kids that there’s no Santa, then Christmas is ruined. We make Santa a homeless alcoholic and there are a bunch of drugs in his bag.” –Broseph Joe Brody
The story of one of the most controversial pro wrestling company’s in the country. Watch as they grew from their meager beginnings out of a dilapidated warehouse in the ghetto of Oakland California. To an award winning theatrical production that plays to sold out crowds.
LA Times visited Hoodslam last month for “80s for the Ladies” and wrote a great article about the accidental phenomenon.
Once a year 8 competitors compete in a one night single elimination tournament. The winner gains superiority over all that fell before her/him, but is also granted the opportunity to challenge for The Best Athlete in the Bay Award.
