Natural Progression Series

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Natural Progression Series is a professional wrestling tournament produced by Progress Wrestling, annually since 2012. The tournament is used to showcase upstart rising wrestlers from the United Kingdom. The winner receives a championship match of their choosing at anytime and any place. The winner also gets to name a participant of their choosing in the next Natural Progression Series. [1]

Contents

List of winners

#WinnerFinals dateRunner-upFinals locationRef.
I Mark Andrews November 24, 2013Paul Robinson London, England [2]
II Morgan Webster January 25, 2015 Zack Gibson
III William EaverApril 24, 2016Damon Moser [3]
IV Toni Storm May 28, 2017 Jinny and Laura Di Matteo [4]
V Mark Davis June 24, 2018 Chris Ridgeway [5]
VI Scotty DavisSeptember 14, 2019 Danny Duggan
VII Luke Jacobs February 27, 2021Warren Banks [6]
8 Ricky Knight Jr. November 27, 2022Tate Mayfairs [7]

Championship match for winner

  – Championship victory
  – Championship match loss
  – Tournament was for a championship
WinnerEventYearChampionship match
Mark Andrews Chapter Ten: Glory Follows Virtue As If It Were Its Shadow2013Andrews defeated Rampage Brown to win the PROGRESS Championship.
Morgan Webster Chapter 24: Hit The North2015Webster lost the trophy to Zack Gibson due to outside interference at Chapter 23: What A Time To Be Alive!. As a result, Webster was inserted into the PROGRESS Championship match between Will Ospreay and Gibson, making it a three-way match. Webster lost as Ospreay retained the title.
Pastor William EaverChapter 32: 5000 To 12016Eaver defeated Marty Scurll to win the PROGRESS World Championship.
Toni Storm Chapter 49: Super Strong Style 16 Tournament Edition 2017 (night 2)2017Storm defeated Jinny and Laura Di Matteo in three-way match in the NPS final to become the inaugural Progress Women's Champion.
Mark Davis Chapter 87: Breadknife2019Davis and his Aussie Open tag team partner Kyle Fletcher defeated The Swords of Essex (Will Ospreay and Paul Robinson) in a ladder match to win the PROGRESS Tag Team Championship.
Scotty DavisChapter 95: Still Chasing2019Davis and his partner Jordan Devlin defeated Grizzled Young Veterans and Aussie Open in a three-way match to win the PROGRESS Tag Team Championship.
Luke Jacobs Chapter 106: Stick A Pony In Me Pocket2021Jacobs lost to Cara Noir for the PROGRESS World Championship.
Ricky Knight Jr. Chapter 150: When The Man Comes Around2023Knight defeated Big Damo for the PROGRESS Atlas Championship.

Tournament history

Natural Progression Series I

First Round Semifinals Finals
         
Mark Andrews Pin
Will Ospreay 10:31 [8]
Mark AndrewsPin
Jonathan Windsor 10:00 [9]
Mike Hitchman 11:24 [10]
Jonathan WindsorPin
Mark AndrewsPin
Paul Robinson 13:28 [11]
Eddie Dennis Pin
Darrell Allen, Joey Lakeside and Xander Cooper 13:36 [12]
Eddie Dennis 10:35 [13]
Paul RobinsonPin
MK McKinnan 7:40 [14]
Paul RobinsonPin

Natural Progression Series II

First Round Semifinals Finals
         
Zack Gibson Pin
Will Ospreay 12:10 [15]
Zack GibsonPin
Ali Armstrong 12:53 [16]
Chuck Mambo and Pastor William Eaver 9:00 [17]
Ali ArmstrongPin
Zack Gibson 15:57 [18]
Morgan WebsterPin
Pete Dunne Pin
Robbie X 10:51 [19]
Pete Dunne 7:42 [20]
Morgan WebsterPin
Josh Bodom 10:34 [21]
Morgan Webster Pin

Natural Progression Series III

First Round Semifinals Finals
         
Pastor William EaverPin
Tyler Bate 8:57 [22]
William EaverPin
Damian Dunne ** 10:34 [23]
Damian Dunne 8:58 [24]
Sebastian * Pin
William EaverPin
Damon Moser 11:10 [25]
Ashton Smith Pin
Kyle Ashmore 9:30 [26]
Ashton Smith 10:10 [27]
Damon MoserPin
Jack Sexsmith and Shen Woo 6:54 [28]
Damon MoserPin

Natural Progression Series IV

This was the only edition of the tournament to feature female participants. This tournament was held to crown the inaugural PROGRESS Women's Champion. [29]

No.ResultsStipulationsTimes [30]
1Chakara defeated PollyannaNatural Progression Series IV Final Spot Qualifying Match9:26 [31]
2 Jinny defeated PollyannaNatural Progression Series IV First Round16:25 [32]
3 Nixon Newell defeated Katey HarveyNatural Progression Series IV First Round [33] —
4 Toni Storm defeated Bea Priestley Natural Progression Series IV First Round [34] —
5 Alex Windsor defeated Livvii GraceNatural Progression Series IV First Round13:43 [35]
6 Laura Di Matteo defeated ChakaraNatural Progression Series IV First Round [36] —
7Dahlia Black defeated MartinaNatural Progression Series IV First Round9:32 [37]
8Jinny defeated Nixon NewellNatural Progression Series IV Semi Final7:39 [38]
9Toni Storm defeated Dahlia BlackNatural Progression Series IV Semi Final6:52 [39]
10Laura Di Matteo defeated Alex WindsorNatural Progression Series IV Semi Final [40] —
11Toni Storm defeated Jinny and Laura Di MatteoNatural Progression Series IV Final Three Way match for the PROGRESS Women's Championship [41] —

Natural Progression Series V

Qualifying matches held for the tournament were:

Live At The Dome #3 – January 10, 2018 (The Dome – London, England)
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1Maverick Mayhew defeated Connor Mills Singles match 21:27
Live At The Dome #4 – July 2, 2018 (The Dome – London, England)
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1 Mark Davis defeated Kyle Fletcher Singles match 21:27

The tournament brackets were:

First Round Semifinals Finals
         
Chris Ridgeway Pin
Omari [42]
Chris RidgewayPin
Drew Parker 11:39 [43]
Spike Trivet 5:42 [44]
Drew Parker Pin
Chris Ridgeway 17:50 [45]
Mark DavisPin
Danny Duggan Pin
Danny Jones 13:26 [46]
Danny Duggan [47]
Mark DavisPin
Maverick Mayhew [48]
Mark Davis Pin

Natural Progression Series VI

First Round [49] Semifinals [49] Finals [49]
         
Scotty DavisPin
Gene Munny [49]
Scotty DavisPin
Cara Noir [49]
Dan Moloney [49]
Cara Noir Pin
Scotty DavisPin
Danny Duggan [49]
The OJMOPin
Veit Müller [49]
The OJMO [49]
Danny DugganPin
Malik [49]
Danny Duggan Pin

Natural Progression Series VII

First Round [50] Semifinals [51] Finals [51]
         
Warren BanksPin
Big Guns Joe 7:24
Warren BanksPin
Danny Black 10:49
ELIJAH 10:59
Danny BlackPin
Warren Banks 10:14
Luke JacobsPin
Ethan AllenPin
Kid Lykos II 12:12
Ethan Allen 12:48
Luke JacobsPin
Man Like DeReiss 9:39
Luke Jacobs Pin

Natural Progression Series 8

Qualifying matches held for the tournament were:

Chapter 138: The Deadly Viper Tour - Codename: Cottonmouth – August 14, 2022 (O2 Academy – Birmingham, England)
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1 Liam Slater defeated Screwface Ahmed and Shreddy Three-way match 7:12
Chapter 142: The Deadly Viper Tour - Codename: California Mountain Snake – September 25, 2022 (The Boiler Shop – Newcastle, England)
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1 Peter Tihanyi defeated Alexander Roth, Hari Singh and Tom Thelwell Four-way match 6:18

The tournament brackets were:

First Round Semifinals Final
         
Peter Tihanyi Pin
Ricky Knight Jr. 11:40
Ricky Knight Jr.Pin
Leon Slater 12:08
Leon Slater Pin
Liam Slater 11:35
Ricky Knight Jr.Pin
Tate Mayfairs 15:11
Sam Bailey Pin
Tate Mayfairs10:55
Tate MayfairsPin
Nico Angelo 9:29
Joe Lando Pin
Nico Angelo8:35

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