The show has been running on YouTube for 10 months and has been presented in association with The Daily Star and Fighting Spirit Magazine. The most popular episode so far received over 8,000 viewers.

BritishWrestling.co.uk first learned of the show’s debut via Alex Shane‘s Facebook updates; Alex has been heavily involved with promoting the show and the team here congratulate him and everyone else involved in getting a British produced wrestling show back on our screens in a regular slot.

There have been questions from fans posted online concerned whether there is enough British wrestling footage being produced today that is of broadcast quality. No doubt that with a show produced in this country having a regular slot on television, promoters will be doing their best to ensure they are producing footage that fits in with the production values of the show!

The video below is a preview of this Sunday’s show:

Wrestle Talk TV debuts on Challenge TV this Sunday, 26th August 2012 at 11PM, after TNA Impact Wrestling. Challenge TV is available on Sky Channel 125, Virgin Media Channel 139 and Freeview channel 46. To get a flavour of what to expect and view past episodes, subscribe to the Wrestle Talk Youtube channel.

The film features insight from wrestlers past and present; between them they have competed on World of Sport, the British and European Indie scene, as well as WCW, ECW, TNA Impact and WWE. Many of the most recognisable names in British wrestling are featured, including: Dave ‘Fit’ Finlay, Danny Collins, Marty Scurll, Dave Taylor, Robbie Brookside, Sid Askin, Ray Robinson, Rockstar Spud, Joel Redman, Leroy Kincaid, Alex Shane and Doug Williams.

To stay informed about the full public release, there is a Twitter account and Facebook page for the movie. You can also be sure that BritishWrestling.co.uk will continue to share more details as they become available.