Noam Dar’s journey through PROGRESS Wrestling is one of triumph, evolution, and a defining moment in company history. From the earliest chapters of the promotion, Dar stood out as a prodigy—combining technical flair, submission precision, and undeniable charisma to become one of the foundational stars of British wrestling’s modern boom.

The highlight of Dar’s PROGRESS run came in 2014 when he made history by winning the inaugural PROGRESS World Cup. On a single night at The Garage, Dar defeated Grado, Darrell Allen, and finally Rampage Brown to lift the trophy, representing Israel and announcing himself as a top-tier talent on the UK scene. It was a performance packed with heart, endurance, and skill—a breakthrough moment that still resonates with fans who witnessed it.

Throughout his tenure, Dar racked up a series of memorable bouts against some of the biggest names in PROGRESS history. From his 25-minute war with El Ligero at Chapter 11 to challenging Jimmy Havoc for the PROGRESS Title at Chapter 14, he consistently delivered high-calibre performances. He also played a key role in multi-man chaos, teaming with the likes of Will Ospreay and FSU to battle the chaos of Regression.

As the years progressed, Dar’s style matured and his presence grew, eventually leading him to global success with WWE and NXT UK. Yet, his early work in PROGRESS remains a vital part of his story—a showcase of the raw potential that would later flourish on the world stage.

Noam Dar’s legacy in PROGRESS is defined by innovation, international flair, and one unforgettable World Cup run. He helped lay the groundwork for what the promotion would become and carved out a unique chapter in British wrestling history along the way.

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