PROGRESS Chapter 21: You Know We Don't Like to Use the Sit Down Gun

About This Movie

Chapter 21 of PROGRESS is a real slice of wrestling history, capturing a time and place that’s hard to replicate. The atmosphere in Camden's Electric Ballroom is electric, the crowd’s energy palpable, and the storytelling in the ring feels raw and personal. This event is quite poignant, especially with Kris Travis's emotional farewell, lending a weight to the matches that goes beyond the sport itself. It’s not just about the athleticism; it’s about the heart and soul of the performers. The pacing draws you in, with each bout building on the last, creating an experience that feels like a journey. There's something uniquely compelling about the way this chapter unfolds, almost like a love letter to the wrestling community, tinged with real-life struggles and triumphs.

This film is a part of the PROGRESS Wrestling series, which has become quite collectible over the years, especially among fans of independent wrestling. While the format history is straightforward, with most releases available on DVD and some digitally, the emotional weight of this particular chapter tends to draw more interest. Kris Travis’s story resonates deeply with collectors who appreciate the narrative depth behind the matches, making this a notable piece for those who follow the evolution of wrestling storytelling.