NWA Hard Times 6 tickets struggling to sell before PPV event
NWA Hard Times 6 is set to take place this weekend from the Center Stage Theater in Atlanta, GA. The tickets for the show are struggling in a big way according to the latest report from WrestleTix, with only a day or so left till the PPV takes place.
WrestleTix reported that 235 tickets have been distributed for the show on a setup of 772. This number is up +57 since the last update (which was 7 days ago), but unless there are a lot of walkups, this show could end up selling sub-300 tickets. The cheapest ticket available right now for Standard Admission) is $23.
NWA Hard Times 6 Card
These are the matches that have been confirmed for the card on Saturday as of writing:
- NWA World Women’s Championship Match: Tiffany Nieves (c) (with Miss Starr and Gretta) vs. Natalia Markova
- NWA World Women’s Television Championship Match: Gisele Shaw (c) vs. Liviyah
- NWA United States Tag Team Championship Match: The Slimeballz (Sage Chantz and Tommy Rant) (c) (with Aron Stevens) vs. The Hard Way (Dalton McKenzie and Jack Vaughn)
- NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship Match: Spencer Slade (c) (with Aron Stevens) vs. Damian Fenrir
- NWA National Championship Match: Mike Mondo (c) (with Aron Stevens) vs. Bryan Idol
- Da Pope vs. Carnage
- Pretty Boy Smooth (with Pastor C-Lo) vs. Carson Batholomew Drake (with Aron Stevens)
- Colby Corino vs. Axton Ray
- Daisy Kill vs. Alex Misery (with Brandon McCord)
- Pretty Empowered (Kenzie Paige and Kylie Paige) vs. Sirena Veil and Alice Crowley
- Hammerstone vs. Richard Adonis
- NWA World’s Heavyweight Championship Match: “Thrilbilly” Silas Mason (c) vs. Kerry Morton
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