Scarborough pub revived by pro wrestlers — Yes, there’s a ring going in

Two professional wrestlers have taken over The Ramshill in Scarborough and are transforming it into one of the town’s most exciting, welcoming, and talked-about pubs — with rock nights, punk weekenders, and even a live wrestling ring set to debut this summer.

When Adam and Connor came to Scarborough last August to see Korn live, they didn’t expect to fall in love — not just with each other, but with the town itself. After ten years as best friends and tag partners in the pro wrestling world, their bond deepened into a relationship, and they decided to build a new life together here on the Yorkshire coast.

In February, they took over The Ramshill and gave it a fresh identity — known affectionately now as The Rammy. Just 11 weeks later, the venue has become one of the most vibrant pubs in Scarborough, offering something genuinely different.

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Thursday Rock Nights are drawing big crowds with a nostalgic, alt-rock playlist and a friendly, inclusive vibe. Wednesday Quiz Nights are bringing regulars back through the doors, creating a space where locals feel at home again. They're even partnering with Radio Scarborough for a full Scooter Rally Weekender this summer, timed with wider town festivals. And yes — they’re putting a full-size pro wrestling ring in the pub.

The Ramshill in Scarborough — now affectionately known as "The Rammy" — under new management and making waves with live events, quiz nights, and even plans for a wrestling ring.The Ramshill in Scarborough — now affectionately known as "The Rammy" — under new management and making waves with live events, quiz nights, and even plans for a wrestling ring.
The Ramshill in Scarborough — now affectionately known as "The Rammy" — under new management and making waves with live events, quiz nights, and even plans for a wrestling ring.

The transformation is real — and backed up by glowing Google reviews and heartfelt replies from the team. “We’re building a community here,” says Adam. “The pub had a difficult reputation before. But we’re running it with heart, humour, and just a little chaos. The good kind.”

The Rammy is already proving that independent venues, driven by passion and people-first thinking, can bring new energy to Scarborough’s nightlife. It’s a love story, a comeback story, and a celebration of what can happen when you give something — and somewhere — your all.

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