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Iain Morris V Johnny Lyons
Lyons will be looking for revenge after his battle royal elimination by Morris at the last Wrestlezone show. A win for either man here could move them into Title contention.

Tag Titles Match: Sterling Oil V Kongo Kev & Damien
Former Heavyweight Champ, Kongo Kev and Damien are the latest duo to attempt to wrestle the Tag Titles away from the unpopular Sterling Oil. Can they do it or will Sterling Oil cheat their way to victory once again?

Mikey Morris V Lionheart
In the biggest match of young Morris' life, he will be looking to cause an upset with a victory over the well established Lionheart. Can Mikey get the win or will Lionheart continue his winning ways?

No Limits Title Match (If Hazard Wins He Gets 2 Mins. With Richard Russell): J Hazard V Dave Malice
Dave Malice will be not only battling for the No-Limits Title, but also the health of his manager, Richard Russell. Hazard, like everyone else in Wrestlezone, would love to get his hands on Russell!

Cysto V Crusher Craib
Crusher Craib makes his debut in Wrestlezone and will be looking to make his debut in dramatic style with a dominating victory over Cysto. Does Cysto stand a chance?

Wrestlezone Title: Scotty Swift V Chaz Phoenix
Champ, Swift defends his Title against the former Champ, Phoenix. Pheonix knows every dirty trick in the book and Swift will have to be at his very best if he is to retain the Title in this match.

St. Andrews- March 7th- RESULTS!

Wrestlezone debuted in St. Andrews this past Saturday with a stellar card of action, culminating in a successful defence of the Wrestlezone Heavyweight Championship.

Opening this show was a special invitation-only Battle Royale with many of the Wrestlezone superstars vying for an early win. Coming out on top was “Diehard” Iain Morris after he last eliminated “Tenacious” Johnny Lions - much to the delight of the crowd.

Our next match was a heavyweight battle as powerhouse Jason Rotanda took on former Wrestlezone champion Kongo Kev. Both men battled hard to take the glory in this evenly-balanced contest, and it took a mammoth Alabama Slam to gain victory for Rotanda.

Match three was a chance for Damien to continue his good run of form in the Wrestlezone, as he battled Genocide. From the early stages, it was clear that Genocide was going to use underhand tactics to try and beat his opponent, however Damien managed to rally and hit the super kick for the three-count.

Our first match after the break was a special tag team match-up, pitting the team of “Tenacious” Johnny Lions and Chaz Phoenix against the brothers Iain and Mikey Morris. After an opening flurry which showed the Morris brothers’ superior ability, Phoenix and Lions managed to cheat their way to an advantage, using high-impact moves and double-team tactics to punish Mikey.

However, The Prodigy’s desire to win pulled him through and eventually, he was able to make the tag to his older brother and together, the Morris brothers began clawing back against Phoenix and Lyons.

The finish to this one came after Chaz Phoenix was tied up in the ropes, and the Morris brothers combined on Lions with Mikey hitting a Corkscrew Moonsault for the three-count! This was a great win for the Morris brothers who showed they are on the rise in the Wrestlezone.

Our next match pitted the ever-popular Cysto against the menacing Razorback. Despite the crowd being on his side, Cysto couldn’t match the power of Razorback, who quickly picked up the win courtesy of the Spear. A very dominating win for Razorback!

It was then time for our main event, with the Wrestlezone Heavyweight Championship on the line as Scotty Swift made his first defence against one half of the Wrestlezone Tag Team Champions, William Sterling.

Before the match, William had the pleasure of informing the crowd that he intended to be the first double-champion in Wrestlezone history. Could Sterling keep to his vow?

This was a wild brawl, with both men hitting each other hard on the outside in the opening stages. The crowd was firmly on the side of the champion as Sterling looked to cheat his way to the championship gold.

And it looked like we would indeed crown a new champion after the referee was knocked out as Scotty looked to make a comeback against the challenger. This was the opportunity for Sterling Oil’s Enforcer. Dave Malice to make his presence felt - and he certainly did that!

Malice entered the ring and delivered a devastating Gatecrasher Powerslam to Scotty before draping the lifeless William’s arm over the champion. As Malice revived the referee, the crowd feared the worst and it looked like we would crown a new champion.

The referee groggily counted…one…two…and…. Scotty Swift sensationally kicked out! The crowd erupted as not even the interference of Malice could put down the champion. Sterling grew frustrated and looked to cheat once again, but Scotty was able to catch him with the Swift Exit.

The crowd counted along as the referee counted to one, two and finally three…. Scotty Swift had retained the Wrestlezone Heavyweight Championship. William Sterling’s plan on being a double-champion had backfired and the crowd was united that the better man had won the match. Still your Wrestlezone Heavyweight Champion, Scotty Swift!

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Report by Bill Harper

Feb 28, Dunfermline Dell Farquharson Leisure Centre Show Report

By Bill Harper

Wrestlezone made its debut in Dunfermline this past Saturday with the night of action being topped off by the crowning of a new Wrestlezone Heavyweight Champion

Mikey Morris V Jason Rotanda

The night’s opening contest was a re-match from Grangemouth as “The Prodigy” Mikey Morris looked to avenge his loss against Jason Rotanda. Once again, Rotanda had the power edge, but Mikey was able to use his skills to escape the clutches of Rotanda, and scored the win with his Corkscrew Moonsault. Now with the score even, what is next for these two?

Iain Morris V Johnny Lyons

The second match of the evening was a special grudge match pitting “Tenacious” Johnny Lions against “Diehard” Iain Morris – with the prize for the winner being a spot in the night’s main event match and a chance to win the Wrestlezone Heavyweight Championship.
Both men had chances to win this and it looked like it would be “Diehard” clinching the victory after hitting a Tiger Driver for a near-fall. As Morris ascended to the top rope, the end looked near for his opponent, however in a move of desperation; Lions was able to catch Morris with a mid-air Lion Driver which gained him the victory and a spot in the main event title match.

Tag Titles Match: Sterling Oil V Cysto & Handy Andy Andrews

It was then time for our first title match of the evening, with Wrestlezone Tag Team Champions Sterling Oil taking on “Handy” Andy Andrews & Cysto for the gold.
Once again, Sterling Oil were accompanied to ringside by “The Enforcer” Dave Malice and chief financial advisor, Richard R. Russell, and it wasn’t long before they got involved as it looked like Cysto & Andy would score an early victory. Their influence was felt at the end as after mounting a brave comeback, Cysto was isolated by William and Alan Sterling, and an Oil Crash later led to a successful defence of the Tag Team Championships. The numbers game no doubt won this one – but who will be next to try and stop Sterling Oil?

Damien V Chaz Phoenix

The first match after the break pitted former champion Chaz Phoenix against a man who has been making a name for himself recently, Damien. Damien had to use his speed and agility to outsmart the bigger Chaz, and the finish was a demonstration of this.
As Damien went for the superkick, Chaz caught Damien’s foot and then set him up for a Piledriver. However, Damien managed to back-drop Chaz before eventually hitting the superkick for the three-count. This is a massive win for Damien as he continues to climb the Wrestlezone ladder, while “The Most Hated Man in Scottish Wrestling” will no doubt be angry about losing this one.

Dave Malice V Masked Mauler

Our next match was the first chance to see Richard R. Russell’s bodyguard, “The Enforcer” Dave Malice in action, as he took on the Masked Marvel , and what was clear is that Malice is a force to be reckoned with. Marvel had no chance as he was beaten in under one minute, with Malice finishing him off with the Gatecrasher Powerslam. Sterling Oil certainly have a menacing back-up in the form of Dave Malice!

Wrestlezone Title: Kongo Kev V Scotty Swift V Johnny Lyons

The main event of the evening had the Wrestlezone Heavyweight Championship on the line, with champion Kongo Kev defending against not one, but two opponents – crowd-favourite Scotty Swift and “Tenacious” Johnny Lions , who had beaten Iain Morris to earn this title shot earlier in the evening.
The odds were against the champion in this one but Kongo battled valiantly to retain his championship. In the end, however, we did crown a new Wrestlezone Heavyweight Champion .
Lions had been taken out leaving us with the battle of the two favourites, Kongo and Swift. As Swift went for the Swift Exit, Kev was able to counter and attempted the Kongo Bomb on Scotty. However, the determined Swift managed to reverse into a backslide, pinning the champion’s shoulders to the mat for the three-count.

Ladies and gentlemen, your new Wrestlezone Heavyweight Championis Scotty Swift, despite a valiant effort by Kongo to retain the title. After the match, the new champion celebrated with the Wrestlezone fans.

Who will be the first challenger to our new champion?

Details Of Upcoming Shows Will Be Listed Here:

Dunfermline Dell Farquharson Leisure Centre.
28th Feb. doors open 7pm bell 7.30

St Andrews Town Hall
7th March. doors open 7pm bell 7.30

High Valleyfield centre
28th of March 2009 doors open 7pm bell time 7.30pm

Aberdeen, Harlaw Academy
APRIL (TO BE CONFIRMED)

Dunblane victoria hall
13th of June 2009 doors open 7pm bell time 7.30pm

Fraserburgh,
27th of June 2009 doors open 7pm and bell 7.30

And not forgetting the HUGE SWE show in august at Perth Concert Hall, for more info on this please visit SWE ONLINE

For details on any of these shows, please contact us.