NCW Femmes Fatales is a female based professional wrestling promotion.
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NCW Femmes Fatales is the female division of the well-established NCW (Les Promotions NCW Inc) located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Its goal is to present high-quality all-female wrestling shows for all the family with some of the best fighters in the world. In the process, we hope to give good exposure to our local talent.
Femmes Fatales wants to offer its fans the best events possible by presenting dream matches with the best athletes available on the circuit. Wrestling fans that are looking for good quality female wrestling and discovering upcoming stars from the Province will definitely enjoy our product.
On June 13, 2009, Les Promotions NCW Inc. officially announced the creation of the Femmes Fatales division. The promotion officially opened its doors on September 5, 2009 by presenting its first event at Centre St-Barthélémy in Montreal, Quebec. This event was featuring the growing local female wrestling scene as well as fighters coming from Ontario and the United States.
Since its opening, Femmes Fatales now has partnership deals with well-established female promotions such as Shimmer Women Athletes. Every event is available on DVD and is distributed everywhere on the planet. It also has deals with Highspots.com and ClickWrestle.com when it comes to distribution.
ClickWrestle.com is actually one of its main sponsors. All the matches are available online for competitive prices if downloading online is your favorite option. All DVDs are also on sale during Femmes Fatales, NCW and Shimmer events.
Many stars have already performed in its ring such as Amazing Kong, Ayako Hamada and former WWF Women's champion Jazz. Femmes Fatales regularly welcomes international talents as well and has already featured wrestlers coming from Japan, Australia, England, France and Ireland.
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| NCW Femmes Fatales Events |
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| 2009 |
| 2010 |
| 2011 |
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VIII • IX • X: Part One • X: Part Two |
| 2013 |
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| 2016 |
| XIX |