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Chavo Guerrero Says 5,000 People Were Turned Away From Ring Ka King Show

Richard Gray December 21, 2011 Ring Ka King 7 Comments

Chavo Guerrero, who is part of TNA’s Ring Ka King project in India, wrote the following on Twitter:

Unbelievable night in India. Turned away 5000 ppl. Cars overturned & barricades broken.Police regained control but awesome to be wanted!

— Chavo Guerrero (@mexwarrior) December 21, 2011

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Spyder

Does he have proof of these claims or is he just blowing smoke to create publicity for TNA and Ring Ka King, whatever the heck that is
Blazeking

Ring Ka King means "King of the ring". I can't read hindi so I can't check their local news sites.
jdl

Bull. You know it, I know it, Chavo knows it. The place they had the tapings at could only hold 1,500 and if there had really been riots over it, it would be global news.
- Tomazo
  
  I don’t agree. Allthough there mau be no truth to Chavos claim, a small riot in India would get no attention from international media. Specially if the cops handled it quickly.
  
  I can however see how Guerrero may have mistaken the line at the entrance of such a populated community for a crowd waiting for a bus…
Jeff

Is this gonna be on tv in the U.S.?
- Ranveer
  
  no man its going to air here in India on the Colors channel….
  - Absent
    
    Colors channel is available in the UK and US on satellite. Not sure if it airs exactly the same programming but a version of the channel is available.