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Alex Breslin on Radio This Morning!

Celtic Pro’s lovely Alex Breslin, fresh off her full-page spread in the Evening Herald newspaper, will be making a live in-studio appearance for top Dublin radio station Newstalk 106. The interview will take place this Monday morning – October 23^rd - on City Edition, which airs between 11am and 12:30pm. If you aren’t in the Dublin area, you can hear the appearance on www.Newstalk 106.ie – either way, don’t miss it!

 

Alex returns to the ring for Celtic Pro Wrestling on November 12^th at the Good Counsel GAA Club in Drimnagh, Dublin 12. For tickets and card information, visit www.CelticProWrestling.com

 

Ross Hart Interview Online Now

Ross Hart, from the legendary Hart wrestling family of Calgary, Alberta Canada, took an evening out to chat with David Long about the state of professional wrestling today. He talks about the good and bad in the major leagues, as well as what independent promotions must do to serve their fans base.

 

Listen now in the Celtic Pro Wrestling media section

 

Martello Released From Hospital; Prognosis is Good
Max Martello was injured at Celtic Pro Wrestling’s October 15th show when Anthony Idol struck him in the back of the head with the Young Lions championship belt. The blow knocked him out for several minutes and he had to be assisted to the back.

 

After initially refusing to be taken to hospital, Max Martello finally agreed to be taken to the emergency room at St. James's Hospital, Dublin, around 11:20pm. He was taken by his sister Tiz, who had attended the show that night, her friend Lisa, and wrestler Adam "Napalm" Hamilton. Max was examined shortly before 1am and cleared to go home a half an hour later.

 

We have just learned that doctors found no additional damage to Martello's neck. Max had ruptured a disc in his neck wrestling during the latter half of last year, which had kept him out of action since joining Celtic Pro. There was an initial fear that the blow to the back of his head could have re re-aggravated the injury. Doctors have instructed Max, who described symptoms of nausea associated with a mild concussion, not to fly for the next six weeks.

 

Max is set to discuss his condition with Celtic Pro commissioner Ross Hart and Senior Advisor Lanny Poffo this week before a decision is made in regards to his future with the company.

 

All of us at Celtic Pro wish Max a speedy recovery.

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