The Red Dragon has expressed that he was only informed of the change of the rules from a standard elimination match to a no disqualification match mere seconds before the match was due to begin. The Red Dragon has complained that he was ill prepared for the match, thus was caught “off guard” by a singapore cane shot from Metal. The Red Dragon lodged an official complaint against Senior Referee Rudy Wynne , and requested that the match be rulled null and void.

BWP Founder, Steve Saxon, has since stated that although he agree’s with the notion’s of The Red Dragon, circumstances were out of his control for the change. Furthermore, both him and Tommy Gunn had the same length of time to prepare for the match, and as a professional, he should be more ready for exceptional circumstances just like those on Friday. Therefore, the decision stands.

The Red Dragon was not happy with the Sax Mans statement and declared that no matter what, he would ensure that would be the first man to be crowned the new BWP Catchweight Champion … and in the meantime he has his sights set on the young Metal, who cost him the chance at becoming the new champ … Dragon certainly see’s that he has a score to settle with the young Englishman … how will Metal react to this news?  Will he accept the loose challenge that The Red Dragon seems to be issuing?  And what for Tommy Gunn?  Will he take the guarantee’s of the Dragon as a serious threat or as an angry losers call of retribution?

Stay posted for further updates ….

From the offset Destello took it to the G-Man hard – hitting him with fierce and brutal punches and kicks, G-Man was able to outwit the masked Mexican menace and gave the Silverdale natives a few laughs along the way as he tiraded in the ring, humiliating Destello as well as physically punishing him!  

The brawl soon ended up on the arena floor amongst the spectators, G-Man & Destello tried to finish each other off as they slammed each other through walls, tables and doors … fighting around, under and on top of the tables … they threw everything at each other, brutally beating each other to a bloody pulp … even the audience members became involved in this masacre as G-Man invited 2 audience members to send in a couple of blood-vessel popping slaps on the Mexicans chest.

Although G-Man had the crowd behind him, and gave the Lethal Luchador a run for his money, it was not enough for the fun loving fairy to get the win, as Destello managed to get literally smash as chair over his head, busting open the G-Lips and decking him!  Destello was not finished, as he gave Gaytley 2 other chair shots to the skull followed by a Kendo stick shot to the centre of the G-Mans make-up covered eyes!  As the ref was about hit the 3 count in favour of Destello, the mad Mexican broke the count and slapped on the DSTF with the Kendo stick around the G-Mans throat – referee Rudy Wynne instantly called for the bell, although El Destello had not finished with the unconscious Gaytley – he continued to throttle the G-Man … until Rudy Wynne called for BWP Head of Security, Wayne Hambleton to manhandle the masked man off the motionless body of Simon Gaytley.

Gaytley was immediately rushed to North Staffordshire hospital for urgent treatment, having lost a lot of blood and being unconcious for almost 5 minutes, concerns grew over the well being and health of the flamboient G-Man.  Doctors attended to the wounds and laserations of Gaytley and kept him in for overnight observations.

This morning, BWP Founder Steve Saxon contacted britanniawrestling.co.uk to inform us that Simon Gaytley had been discharged from hospital and had been taken home to North Wales to get some much needed and earnt rest, the G-Man is in high spirits given the over the top beating that he took from El Destello.  No further information is available at this time on the condition of Gaytley, although we will try to get hold of him shortly to try and get his thoughts and comments on what is being dubbed as the most brutal battle that British wrestling has ever witnessed!

Last night, Silverdale Stoke on Trent witnessed a hard hitting and extreme evening of professional wrestling, as eight of the BWP’s toughest Superstars competed in the BWP Eliminator Tournament … but only one man stood tall and victorious at the end of the evening, having taken out four of the eight competitors, ‘Rapid Fire’  Tommy Gunn defied the odds and was crowned the first number one contender for the new BWP Championship Title.

With the crowd strongly backing Gunn throughout the night, as he finished off the ‘Brummie Bad Ass’ Jay Icon with a massive springboard splash … but not before being bust wide open by Icon, but this was still not enough to put Gunn away as he proceeded to the final of Eliminator against other Round 1 winners, The Red Dragon, Seb Winterz and El Destello .

As The Red Dragon walked away from the match and assisted commentator Jason Sinclair as Tommy Gunn managed to fend off the onslaught of El Destello & Seb Winterz and hit them both with a double SY5 finisher, eliminating both the Mexican & Russian!  As Gunn watched the 2 International Superstars fighting with referee Rudy Wynne , The Red Dragon seized his chance and returned to the match, along with Gunn’s earlier opponent Jay Icon.

Both men beat down the already tired and wounded Tommy Gunn, setting him up for a knock-out shot with a kendo stick, until Gunn was both smart and quick enough to dodge the attack, as The Red Dragon smashed Icon over the head with the kendo stick …. as Dragon was distracted by his own actions, Metal came to the aid of Tommy Gunn as he took out The Red Dragon with the same kendo stick, giving enough time for Tommy Gunn to regain his momentum and  get the 123 on the Dragon to be crowned the BWP Eliminator Tournament winner.

Gunn was badly injured and received medical attention at North Staffordshire Hospital as he received several stitches to his right eye, as well a treatment for a gash to his right arm.  He has stated that he will be 100% fit and well to take on the next contender for the BWP Championship, whoever that may be.

Saxon had this to say on the matter:

‘After the last BWP event in South Wales earlier this month, we received numerous complaints from the audience members about the way that McGrou became actively involved in the matches of El Destello in order to assist him to victory – this was not the first time that McGrou has crossed the line and become physically involved in a match, despite previous warnings to both McGrou and Destello, McGrou continued to ignore the warnings and has now been suspended for 60 days.’

When asked about if this decision would also affect El Destello, Saxon responded ‘El Destello, although clearly involved in the arrangement with McGrou, was officially participating in the matches that involved his manager becoming involved, unfortunately we are unable to proceed with disciplinary actions against Destello at this time as he was sanctioned to be physically involved in both of the said matches’.

How will the temporary departure of McGrou affect the in ring abilities of El Destello?  Will we suddenly see the Lethal Luchador less victorious without his manager beside him?  One thing is for sure, it won’t take long to find out as El Destello is scheduled to take part in the BWP Eliminator Tournament this coming Friday 3rd April in Silverdale, Stoke on Trent … in the opening round of the tournament, Destello will be facing off against G-Man, without his protection at ringside with him, can Destello advance to the final of the event?