NWA owner Billy Corgan touts talent ahead of Samhain, talks new territory, taking 'Moneyball' approach

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National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) owner Billy Corgan will put on another major pay-per-view event later this month when the promotion hits Cleveland for NWA Samhain on Oct. 28.

So far, eight matches are on the card with EC3 looking to defend his NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship match against Thom Lattimer in the main event. 

It is the first major show since the company held its 75th-anniversary pay-per-view in St. Louis, where EC3 defeated Tyrus in a bull rope match to win the title for the first time in his career. As well as the upcoming event, Corgan announced the establishment of the NWA territories system from Exodus Pro Wrestling coming on as the first one.

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It has been a big month for the NWA with the lead singer of Smashing Pumpkins at the helm.

"I feel good," Corgan told Fox News Digital. "It’s really difficult to try to build up a company. When I tried to buy TNA a few years ago, people thought it was crazy but one of the arguments I made to try to buy TNA was it’s so hard to build an infrastructure up. If all we had to do was concentrate on wrestling, I’m not saying it would be easier, but it would be a lot easier than trying to build a company up as you’re trying to also build a product that the public likes and enjoys, it looks forward to seeing.

Billy Corgan waves to the NWA fans. (NWA/Hiban Huerta)

"I feel very good on the wrestling side that we are now presenting. I think we’re averaging five pay-per-views a year and I think every pay-per-view is credible, newsworthy and is absolutely loaded with talent. And if you compare, let’s say, where we’re at on the scale