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Daniel Fitch is best known for his work within the wrestling industry. His first contribution to which came about in 1997 when he produced the online newsletter, "Who The Hell is Bob Holly?". With its off-centre articles, and cartoons lampooning pro wrestlers it quickly became a big hit amongst his family and local two year olds.

Fitch left wrestling behind as he concentrated on other subject matters to write on. Hired by a local newspaper he was given the task of writing a weekly humorous slant on football, that was often riddled with typos, factual errors, and a surprising inability to keep the same style in the same article, often spelling words Mackem in multiple ways in the space of four parapgraphs.

After a brief foray back into wrestling journalism, first with Wrestleline.com, then with his own fanzine Plancha, that sold around 20 copies per issue, according to Fitch himself, Fitch moved into the promoting business.

Joining forces with the local federation, IWF, and the Newcastle Wrestling Store, Fitch set about making a huge impact in his hometown of Newcastle upon Tyne with Main Event Wrestling's debut show: Northern Bash which allegedly drew over 700 fans. Two matches from Northern Bash featuring competitors from Irish Whip Wrestling were later aired on The Wrestling Channel and the DVD of the event became one of the top five hundred best-selling British independent wrestling DVDs.

Following Northern Bash, Fitch proceeded to promote MEW's second event, subtitled Second Coming, at the Journal Tyne Theatre. Featuring international "stars" such as Honky Tonk Man and Shark Boy as well as British wrestlers like Jody Fleisch and Jonny Storm, Second Coming was attended by approximately three hundred fans. Fitch himself made an appearance on the show as the camp Commissioner of MEW, refereeing Honky Tonk Man's match with local wrestler Gen. Trent Steel.

Fitch is currently promoting MEW's July 8 show 'Back For Blood', featuring former NWA World Heavyweight Champion Christian Cage, the return of D'Lo Brown and a Heavyweight Title tournament. That show has since been moved to September 10, although you wouldn't know it, as the official MEW website still promoted the original July date, with less than a fortnight to go.