Solowrestling.com
professional wrestling website
Solowrestling.com is a professional wrestling news website stationed in Spain. It was created by Sebastián Martínez, one of WWE's Spanish-language commentators and former Total Nonstop Action Wrestling commentator. The site is known for its audio show and getting numerous interviews with high-profile personalities in professional wrestling, both Spanish and English speaking. It is the largest Spanish-language professional wrestling news website in the world, surpassing Superluchas.com, the official website of the print magazine Super Luchas. In its native country of Spain the site is also ahead of Superluchas.com, and is there the single largest professional wrestling website overall. The site has also organised wrestling events of its own.
See also
List of professional wrestling websites
References
Further reading
Martínez, Sebastián (September 29, 2014). "Solowrestling bate records y se afianza como la web de referencia en España" (in Spanish). SoloWrestling.
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