Show Name: BWP SuperNova
Show Date: Sunday 30 May 2010
Match: BWP World Catchweight Championship Match

Jim ‘The Metal’ King (c)
Vs
Destello

The first time that Britannia Wrestling Promotions visited the popular North Wales tourist town of Prestatyn … Sunday 30th May 2010 … the Main Event of the evening would be for the biggest prize in the BWP – the World Catchweight Championship … defended by Jim ‘The Metal’ King, his first defense – his first defense would be against the very same man that he beat just a month earlier in Liverpool to become the Champ … Destello.

Destello, managed by the gold magnet that is ‘The Word’ Rudy Wynne, was bitter to say the least.  Losing the Championship meant losing the top spot in BWP that he, and Wynne both felt they deserved as their rightful place.

One month later – these two warriors lock horns once again, this time with the added ‘No Holds Barred’ stipulation – this was the result!

BWP Brawl4All started with BWP General Manager Sebastian D.Winterz parading in the ring with fellow Brand member Rudy Wynne – but it ended with Winterz having a ‘partner’ courtesy of the office BWP Founder Steve Saxon.  As Seb and Rudy opened the BWP show with their usual tirade of insults to the crowd and BWP Superstars and stating that once again Chester would witness a Brand dominated night, they were interupted by an unexpected and unwanted guest in the form of BWP announcer Oscar Lucas.

Oscar Lucas strutted to the ring, smile on his face, clutching a letter that had been passed onto him via Steve Saxon for the attention of the BWP’s General Manager – although the contents of the letter were not 100% disclosed, what was clear was that Sebastian D.Winterz and Rudy Wynne were not overly thrilled with what it stated as Winterz ripped the document up and threw it to the ground – but that did not matter, as Oscar Lucas proceeded to explain to the Chester fans, and the BWP Superstars, crew members and staff backstage – that Sebastian D.Winterz was no longer the General Manager of Britannia Wrestling Promotions – unfortunately he had not been fired from his post but he had gained a partner in the position of General Manager in the form of none other than the messenger Oscar Lucas!!

Oscar Lucas, who’s smile grew by the second, then set the pace for the evening … introducing the newest BWP Rookie to the Rookie Division and banning ALL Brand members, including Sebastian D.Winterz and Rudy Wynne from ringside during the BWP World Catchweight Championship match later in the night between Brand member ‘The Lethal’ DCB and The Red Saint.

Winterz clearly irate over the decision made by his boss Steve Saxon, left the ring ranting to himself, Rudy like the lapdog he is was shortly trotting behind him, also ranting and heckling the Chester crowd who uniformally sang ‘nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, goodbye’ to the now co-General Manager and Rudy Wynne.

So now BWP has 2 General Managers – Sebastian D.Winterz and Oscar Lucas – does this mean that The Brand can no longer abuse the power entrusted with Winterz?  Will Oscar Lucas be the man to stand up for the BWP and make it once again a level pegging playing field?  Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure, BWP Admin are thrilled to have somebody who is as fan orientated as Oscar Lucas in charge … or at least 50% in charge of proceedings.

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BWP Admin ran into ‘The Angel Investor of The Brand’, ‘The Word’ Rudy Wynne earlier this afternoon and asked a simple question, only to get war and peace as his response!  Here’s what Rudy Wynne had to say:

BWP Admin: Just over a week ago The Brand did not live up to your own hype – we have new BWP Tag Team Champions, and they are not The Brand. We have a new Rookie Champion, who is not The Brand – and many speculate that following BWP Brawl4All next Friday in Chester, that your Catchweight Champion ‘The Lethal’ DCB will not be able to overcome the impressive Red Saint. What do you have to say about this?

Rudy Wynne: Yes. The Brand may appeared to suffer setbacks two weeks ago. But wouldn’t you? I mean, we have had political setbacks in a number of key areas, oppressed by the ruthless BWP management. For one, TVB shouldn’t have been the #1 contender for the Rookie Championship, a Brand member should’ve been! You saw what happened in Chester? We destroyed the BWP! It was obviously done to protect their own interests. This time though, with Craig Danzig as number 1 contender (thanks to Sebastian D. Winterz), we will capture the Rookie Championship.

The Brand will finally break out of the BWP Dictatorship and will rightfully take their place on the top of the UK wrestling world. Mark. My. Words.

This month we look back in BWP history at : SATURDAY 14^TH MARCH 2009

LLANWRTYD WELLS, SOUTH WALES welcome Britannia Wrestling Promotions to their Welsh village, home of legendary Texas Joe Salvoldi and his son, up and coming young wrestler Awesome Aaron Adams.  The hometown boys received a deafening reception from their own in what would be both of their final matches for the BWP.

Both men were entered into the 4 Man Parade match where the audience members selected who would face who – the winners of both matches would proceed onto a match with each other to declare the winner of the Llanwrtyd Wells tournament.  Their other two opponents were in the form of ‘The Lethal’ DCB and Brad Matthews.

Texas Joe Salvoldi made light work of Brad Matthews and picked up the win for his place against the winner of the match between his son and DCB.  Triple A gave DCB a run for him money with the fans undivided support for the youngster behind him, but the rookie fell short against his more experienced masked opponent as DCB finished him off to secure his spot against the hometown legend Texas Joe Savoldi.

The South Wales show also saw the debut of brothers Jim ‘The Metal’ King and Marcus King as tag team duo ‘SuperNatural’.  The fresh faced brothers battled the  Russian TranSiberian Express, picking up a victory in their debut match for BWP.  This was a long time before SuperNatural, and any brotherly connection disbanded, as later on in 2009 SuperNatural won the Tag Team of Year award.

This show was also the debut of Rudy Wynne to the BWP as a fumbling referee.  Rudy’s incapability of keeping up with the in-ring action led to him to later look for other roles in the organisation and eventually became the first BWP General Manager, the rest, just as this, is history!

Later in the night the winners of the first rounds of the 4 Man Parade KO tournament went head to head – the local legend Texas Joe Savoldi against the Superstar who had earlier beaten and humiliated Tex’s son, ‘The Lethal’ DCB.  With the audience behind him, as well as both size and vast-experience, Savoldi dominated the match from the offset, utilising his power advantage over the masked DCB.  However DCB and his then Manager McGrou did what they did best and outsmarted both the referee and Texas Joe Savoldi and cheated their way to a victory for ‘The Lethal’ DCB.

With both of the home boys beaten they went straight into a 20 Man Rumble – Texas with revenge in mind as he literally battled through each and every participant – and when later confronted once again by the man that beat him, Tex beat him not just inside the ring but all around the venue before eventually tossing him back into the ring, and then straight over the top rope crowning Texas Joe Savoldi the winner of the Main Event of the evening.

Three new BWP Superstars have been added to this months edition of Superstar Focus.

All three updates can be viewed on the BWP homepage – to view please CLICK HERE

THIS MONTHS SUPERSTARS

BWP - Sabotage
ROOKIE DIVISION: ‘Italian Stallion’ TVB
THE BRAND: ‘The Word’ Rudy Wynne

Friends;-

1. A person whom one knows, likes, and trusts.
2. A person whom one knows; an acquaintance.
3. A person with whom one is allied in a struggle or cause; a comrade.
4. One who supports, sympathises with and aides.

We all make friends throughout the different levels of life that we pass through, some come and go never to be heard from again, some stay in contact throughout your entire life occasionally popping up to say ‘hello’ and to check in on life, but very few acquired friends remain a constant part of your life from start to finish. These kind of friends we refer to as ‘best’ friends – the person or persons that we trust, rely on, connect with and entrust with our lives.

D Mac walked into BWP Denbigh Town Hall Brawl 2 as the BWP World Catchweight Champion, with his best friend DJ King at his side – however he left Denbigh alone, confused, betrayed and angry.

D Mac didn’t only lose the BWP World Catchweight Championship on Saturday 13th November 2010 … he lost his best friend.  The one person that he had faith in that he could trust, or at least he thought.  What would lead to DJ King, a respected member of the BWP Roster, to turn his back on his friend in favor of a group of corrupt, venomous individuals such as The Brand?  The main mystery of all of this is why King would align himself with ‘The Lethal’ DCB – 8 weeks following their epic encounter together in the Denbigh Death Match?

Could DJ King be envious or perhaps jealous of the recent success and achievements of D Mac?  D Mac and DJ King did briefly appear in a match together – the Sure Shot Challenge 5 Man Ladder Match back in August, of course D Mac went on to win the ladder match, proceeded by cashing it in against Lord Graham Thomas and winning the BWP Championship for the first time in his career the following month.  Could this have been what tipped DJ King over the edge?

Or is it a case that the returning Rudy Wynne simply got into the head of King in order to paint a bigger picture for The Brand?  Wynne has been known to flash the cash about in the BWP in order to bully recognition, but rarely respect … something DJ King will need to get used to receiving a lot less of due to his choice of current associates!  With the General Manager in on this whole fiasco, could DJ King have been promised a brighter future in the BWP in return for his conscience and soul?

We here at Britannia Wrestling Promotions have been successful in making contact with DJ King, however we have been less successful in receiving an answer to the one and only simple question – ‘Why?’ …. DJ Kings response on both separate occasions that question has been asked, ‘No Comment’!

We will continue to press this matter with DJ King and his fellow Brand associates.  For now, we offer a warning to all BWP Superstars – do not trust DJ King … do not trust Rudy Wynne and DO NOT trust The Brand!

Thats right, you read correct – former Britannia Wrestling Promotions General Manager, ‘The Word’ Rudy Wynne is back in the BWP and is already causing havoc, panic and corruption amongst the BWP ranks.

At Denbigh Town Hall Brawl 2 last weekend, Wynne was welcomed back to the BWP by current General Manager Sebastian D.Winterz and ‘The Lethal’ DCB … once again the sounds of his annoying voice and the image of his smarmy persona rained down on the BWP fans, Rudy strutted to the ring, but it wasn’t long before someone looked for answers about why, and how, he was back?  Within moments of being back on BWP soil Rudy Wynne influenced a handicap submission match between DJ King and the Nightstalker and Zero – as well as putting Jim King in a match against the mountainous Cyanide in what seemed to be acts of punishment for the bold Superstars who dared to question him and what he referred to as The Brand in professional wrestling.

Since recruiting the unlikelycandidate of Sebastian D Winterz, Rudy can now boast (and no doubt will) that he has managed 3 of the 5 BWP World Catchweight Champions – as well as Sebastian D.Winterz there was Lord Graham Thomas and ‘The Lethal’ DCB … later in the night he would reunite DCB with the BWP Championship, an act of the power and control that Rudy Wynne has regained by aligning himself with the GM.  Before Winterz, Rudy was the BWP General Manager and influenced the demise of former BWP Superstars Brad Matthews and The G-Man as well as acting as dictator during many hideous attacks.

Rudy went mad with power and ego, he stood up to BWP Founder Steve Saxon and came up short and rendering himself unemployed and publicly humiliated.  Revenge, retribution and reimbursement of his pride and repuatuation is what Rudy now seeks, this time round he seems to have covered most angles, recruiting some of the most dangerous men in the BWP both in the ring and in the office!  Love Wynne or hate Wynne there is no taking away from his clever and conniving mind, it may have taken him over 6 months to get back to us, but now he is here the entire BWP Nation await with desperate nervousness to see what he, and The Brand, have in store for us all next.

Already we have witnessed the BWP title being put around the waist of ‘The Lethal’ DCB following the sickening sell-out of DJ King against his friend D Mac … a pattern continued following Sebastian D.Winterz costing his lifetime best friend Jim King the BWP title – we have witnessed The Brand take out the entire Rookie Division as well as carrying out a hideous and barbaric attack of Rookie Jacob Israel.  Alone, Rudy Wynne is a sinister and smart individual but with The Brand behind him he once again seems to have control over the ranks whether with official title or not, however this time that fact currently seems irrelevant!

The Brand have stated since the Denbigh show that there is ‘more to come’ … a short but simple message.  They have already shaken up the BWP locker room and we await a statement from BWP Founder Steve Saxon concerning Rudy’s return and what actions he intends to take to remove him once again before things get out of control.

MATCH FOCUS >> BWP WORLD CATCHWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP – D MAC Vs ‘THE LETHAL’ D.C.B.

Match Summary: Former champion DCB takes on newly crowned champion D Mac in his fist title defense since winning it in September 2010 in Denbigh, D Mac now defends his title in the same place as he won it at Denbigh Town Hall Brawl 2.  This match was made by BWP General Manager Sebastian D.Winterz as a reward for DCB’s efforts and sacrifices in September against DJ King in the Denbigh Death Match.

Superstar Focus >> BWP World Catchweight Champion – D Mac
Age: 19
Height: 6′2″
Weight: 15st
Trained By: Andy Baker
Years Pro: 4

D Mac has been in the BWP little over 12 months, an instant crowd pleaser and fun loving guy, but not to be taken lightly.  The powerful and youthful D Mac has literally carried himself through the ranks of the BWP to get to where he is now.

D Mac qualified for the Sure Shot Challenge 5 Man Ladder Match earlier in August, beating some of the best athletes and warriors to the final hurdle in one of the most brutal ladder matches in British wrestling history.  Having won the Sure Shot Challenge D Mac had in turn guaranteed himself a BWP title shot anytime he wishes to cash it in within the next 12 months – and the BWP didn’t have to wait all that long before he did just that.

During Denbigh Town Hall Brawl in September, D Mac was challenged by Danny Sensation to put his SSC contract on the line in a match right there, and right then.  With the fans behind him, and not being one for turning down a challenge, D Mac accepted the offer and went 20+ minutes against the cocky but flambouyant Danny Sensation and beat him by pinfall.  Later in the night following a BWP title match between then champion Jim ‘The Metal’ King and Lord Graham Thomas, D Mac stood in the wings watching every second of the title match, waiting for the right time to seal the deal.

As LGT and Sebastian D. Winterz screwed the champion out of his belt, a furious Babyfaced Pitbull stormed the ring and took out LGT’s bodyguard, LGT distracted by this interupted, did not expect what was to come next as D Mac strutted to the ring and cashed in his SSC contract by wrapping the containing briefcase around the head of General Manager Sebastian D. Winterz – a tired and confused LGT could not even attempt to put up a defense as D Mac was straight upon him, locking in the Testdrive to get the 1-2-3 on the former champion, Lord Graham Thomas!

D Mac then paraded in the ring with fellow BWP Superstars as the audience stood in appreciation for the young champ, DJ King was the first man to his best friends side to shake his hand, shortly followed by the Mayor of Denbigh, Graham Maudsley who officially presented D Mac with the BWP World Catchweight Championship.

Superstar Focus >> ‘The Lethal’ D.C.B.
Age: 28
Height: 5′10″
Weight: 13st
Trained By: El Bandito
Years Pro: 13

D.C.B. is one of the longest serving members of the BWP roster and a former BWP World Catchweight Champion having beat Sebastian D. Winterz in Wrexham in November 2009 in the same way that D Mac won his first title, by cashing in the SSC contract following a hard fought match between Seb and Lord Graham Thomas – ironically 12 months later Sebastian D. Winterz as BWP General Manager has the last man to beat him into a World Catchweight title match!

DCB has always aligned himself with power figures in the BWP, in 2008 when BWP opened its doors DCB was escorted to the ring by his ‘hired help’ McGrou, a red hot Texan who used to like to get hands on in DCB’s matches.  McGrou was fired from the BWP due to his constant interference in matches and his lack of respect towards the BWP officials and management – this lead to the disappearance of DCB until November 2009 when he was enticed back to the BWP  by then General Manager, ‘The Word’ Rudy Wynne.  Wynne and DCB together formed ‘The Word Association’ along with Lord Graham Thomas and Marcus King.  When Rudy was fired from the BWP by Owner Steve Saxon, DCB shortly lost his BWP title to Jim ‘The Metal’ King and continued on a slight losing streak to what he had been used to under the influence of the Word Association.

‘The Lethal’ DCB seems to have now wormed his way into the ear of BWP General Manager Sebastian D. Winterz, DCB was carried out of his Denbigh Death Match in September against DJ King at the end of a hard, brutal and testing 30+ minutes that resulted in a draw.  Despite the efforts of both men, it is only DCB that has been awarded the privelage of a title shot where as his opponent DJ King has not even been booked for the Denbigh show.

Match Conclusion
This should be a hard hitting match on both parts, both men have different backgrounds, styles and strategies that should make to be an interesting match.  D Mac’s youth, size, weight and power advantages should easily make him the favorite in this one, but DCB’s experience, speed and mind hold as good of a defense as any other BWP Superstar’s.  DCB is known to strike hard and fast from the offset in an attempt to wear down his opponent enough so to finish the job quickly, causing himself minimal damage.  D Mac on the other hand likes to work his way into a match, utilising his power and size as his advantage against the attacks of his opponent and in his on offense.  D Mac needs to ground the masked man as soon as possible and stay clear of his fists and feet.

Who will win this match?  Its a close one.  D Mac is on a high at the moment and has an impressive recent track record in the BWP, he is full of momentum – DCB is on fire from the inside out, he lost his title back in March and has been desperate to get his hands on it ever since, we know he will take as many chances and opportunities as he can, whether legal or not, to try and get on top of the big man.

Hells Bells (HB) says

Rudy Wynne (RW) says: Good evening

HB says:  So to start I need to ask why you have felt the need to respond to Jim’s comments and what in particular has got you so riled?

RW says: Well, it’s the impetuousness of youth that got me annoyed. Being the General Manager it is my responsibility to put on the best show with the most competitive matches I possibly can. My phone rings off the hook most days from men & women with more talent than Jim wanting an opportunity to prove themselves. Jim had that opportunity, and what has he done? Formed “The Justice Circle” with Sebastian Winterz & G-Man! Hell bent on compromising my position as General Manager. So yes, when people threaten my job, my livelihood & my ability to feed my family, I get riled.

HB says: So as you feel that Jim is trying to undermine you, are you intending to do anything about it?

RW says: I already have. I’ve removed him from the one show he wanted to be on, his hometown show in Abergele. Men like Jim foolishly aren’t motivated by money, so I can’t hurt his pocket but by not fulfilling his dreams, I’m reminding him who’s the boss & who’s the pesky little runt.

HB says: Rather a cruel decision as he is, as you pointed out young but of course you are the Manager so that is your decision to make.
You must have read that he intends to attend the show. Do you have anything planned in case he does turn up?

RW says: Of course, extra security will be on hand. It is my responsibility to make sure the fans from Abergele are treated to a great show, and not spoiled by disgruntled employees.
Plus if the worst comes to the worst, I’ve got the Word Association. They’ve dealt with Jim before, they’ll deal with him again.

HB says: I presume you are referring to Jim’s brother, Marcus King as well as Lord Graham Thomas and El Destello.

RW says: Yes. Marcus is a shining example of what I wanted Jim to mature into. Marcus knows what side his bread is buttered, and he is being rewarded a lot better financially. Jim said he lives in Abergele and Marcus lives in London. There’s a reason why : he’s paid a lot better than Jim, and he can afford to.

HB says: That is interesting as I doubt that the fans realised that you paid Marcus more than Jim. Is Jim aware of that?

RW says: He is now.

HB says: Well I think he will have something to say about that.
So how do you feel about the comments made about you pushing Marcus over the edge into darkness?

RW says: Darkness? How? I’m a fair man, and everybody acts on their own free will. I put on a match that I imagine the fans wanted to watch, not my fault that Jim lost that match & the respect of his brother. Marcus is competitive, not dark. Would you call David Beckham dark? Or Roger Federer? Or any other professional athlete? No. Marcus is a professional athlete, and he wants to be the best in the world. It’s not dark.

HB says: You make is sound so plausible but I somehow doubt that you would see Beckham or Federer behaving in the manner we have recently seen from Marcus, especially against G-Man where he has been instrumental in altering the outcomes of a number of matches in the favour of G-Man’s opponents.
Are you saying you condone this type of behaviour?

RW says: I give people a free reign over what they do, and G-Man is free to interfere if he wants. If he’s too stupid to keep Marcus in check, it’s not my problem.

HB says: I’m sure all the wrestlers will take your words into account.
Now one other thing Jim mentioned in his interview is that he would like to see himself as the BWP champion in 12 months time. Will you ever give him that opportunity?

RW says: As I said, everybody gets an opportunity. I’m sure I’ll find him a spot in a match within the next 12 months. Whether he grasps it & challenges El Destello for the title, who knows? I highly doubt it, though.

HB says: Is there anything else you would like to say at this point to Jim or anyone else from the Justice Circle?

RW says: Well I’ve fought many battles in my life. They’ve not been in the ring, but I’ve won most, if not all of them. You don’t become General Manager to lose, or by being a loser.
Learn to deal with me because you will be dealing with me for a lot longer.
G-Man, Seb & Jim, I’m begging you, stop your petty minded rebellion because you just won’t win. Instead, concentrate on your opponents and Jim concentrate on what you’ll be watching on TV on the 23rd. For the rest of the BWP Nation, you will be treated to a wrestling master-class from the Word Association on the 23rd January in Abergele.
I personally guarantee it.

HB says: Well that is a comprehensive interview Rudy and will I am sure give the wrestlers, especially the ‘Rookie of the Year’, Jim King food for thought.
Now although this is an impromptu interview would you like to finish in the usual way of the one word association answers.

RW says: No. I am a busy man & both you & Jim have taken up enough of my time.

HB says: Well if that’s the way you want it Mr Wynne then fine and I’m sure this will not be the last interview you demand somehow.

RW says: I’m sure of that.
I’m a busy man, but often my name gets sullied through the mud like what’s happened with Jim. I feel as General Manager I should use official channels to put people to right.

HB says: That is your prerogative of course and with that I will close this interview. Thank you for your time

RW says: No problem.

With the return of the Lethal Luchador El Destello as Rudy’s representitive in the first ever Saxons Sure Shot challenge against The G-Man, Rudy had banked him a winner as these two long time enemies thrashed each other within an inch of their lives to grasp the contract for a title shot – Rudy’s added last minute stipulation that the match would be a No Holds Barred match was clearly set-up in the favour of the returning Mexican, as he strutted to the ring with his Singapore cane in one hand a steel chain in the other.  This match resulted in senior referee Tom Ball stopping the match as Destello and fellow W.A. member Marcus King beat G-Man to an unconcious state, this enslaught would and could have been fatal if it was not for the BWP World Catchweight Champion Seb Winterz making the save for his friend, The G-Man.

Earlier in the evening was the highly anticipated match between the King Brothers, as Jim ‘The Metal’ King tried to overcome his older brother, turncoat Marcus King, who was accompanied by a distracting Rudy Wynne.  This back and forth match resulted in Marcus having his hand raised in victory, much to the delight of a beaming Rudy Wynne.

The third member of Word Association, Lord Graham Thomas, challenged Seb Winterz for his title – not once, but twice in one night.  After Seb finished off LGT for the 3 count, ‘The Word’ sneakily placed LGT’s left foot onto the bottom rope, as Seb was leaving the ring to the roar of the Seb-friendly crowd, Rudy ordered him back to the ring and that the match was to be re-started – a disgruntled Winterz reluctantly returned to the ring to be attacked by LGT, however even a rear attack and a second chance was not enough for the blue blood to capture gold, as Seb Winterz beat him for a second time, this time ensuring that Rudy was not able to put any part of LGT’s body on the rope!

Although LGT did not capture the gold, El Destello saw the window of opportunity wide open as a tired, battered and tired Seb Winterz confronted Rudy Wynne, Destello attacked him from behind with his Singapore cane, unleashing shot after shot to the champs body.  Once Seb was down and out, Destello slammed the Saxons Sure Shot Challenge case into the chest of referee Tom Ball as Rudy demanded Tom start the match – so for the third time within a matter of minutes, Seb Winterz was again defending his gold.  As soon as Tom Ball called for the bell, Destello jumped onto Seb thinking that he already had the win in hand … however the big man kicked out to the delight, and suprise, of the BWP Nation.

Destello and Rudy were both in shock, allowing Seb a brief moment to turn things around in his favour, as he hit the manic Mexican with a big elbow drop setting him up for the Rock Bottom … however Destellos quick experience and quick feet quickly turned things back in his favour as he dodged Winterz finisher move and hit a brain-shattering enzuiguri on the champ.

As Seb refused to stay down, Rudy Wynne again interacted with the match and managed to distract the referee as Destello once again reached for the same cane that Seb had felt the wrath of just moments before … with the referees back turned, Destello cracked Winterz skull with the cane, knocking the big man out and allowing Destello to get the 3 count.

As Destello and Rudy celebrated in the ring, LGT and Marcus King entered the ring and all 4 Word Association members contiued the brutal attack on Seb Winterz to a chorus of boo’s and hisses from the angry Wrexham crowd – until the former champ was saved by his two friends, The G-Man and Jim ‘The Metal’ King who chased of the eveil Word Association members.

As Seb was carried backstage to receive medical attention, a furious G-Man and Jim King remained in the ring and announced to the red hot crowd that they were sick and tired of Rudy Wynne and his new found allies and that Seb Winterz, The G-Man and Jim King were not accepting there dirty antics no more … and if Rudy wants to play the game of gang warfare – then a war is what they will get as the 3 fan favourites will  be known as The Justice Circle – and that they will not settle nor be beaten, until justice is served in the BWP.

Although The Justice Circle may have declared war against The Word Association, there is no denying that Rudy Wynne and his Association members certainly won the battle at Cruel Intentions.