PBW management are pleased to announce that we have just signed what will be the biggest ever match to take place on a Scottish wrestling show. This match will feature two of the worlds finest wrestlers who will face each other in singles competition for the first time ever. On Saturday 16th October live in the Magnum Centre PBW fans will witness for the first time ever

PRINCE DEVITT VS 'MDOGG20' MATT CROSS

Both men have wrestled all over the world and are highly regarded where ever they go. Below is some information on both of these superb athletes.

PRINCE DEVITT

Prince Devitt is one of the fastest rising stars currently in the wrestling world. Devitt who was trained by the late Andre Baker debuted in wrestling in 2000 at the relatively young age of 18 from then on Devitt went on to win titles in America and by 2002 and to had become the NWA British Commonwealth Champion for the second time. After impressing many promoters and trainers, he was invited to train in New Japan's main dojo in Japan, where, in early 2006, he began training in the Japanese style of professional wrestling.

By 2008 Devitt had already won his first title in New Japan Pro Wrestling and since then has held the IWGP Junior Tag Titles with both Minoru and Ryusuke Taguchi. Recently Devitt went on to win the Best Of the Super Juniors tournament to put him in number 1 contendership for the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Title and later won this title to become the first Irish person to hold the title and more importantly bring the title back to NJPW.

With Prince Devitt being one of the most successful stars to come out of Britain and proving that he is at the top of his professional game PBW fans have to wonder what kind of impact he will make in his debut match at this years PBW Maximum Impact.

'MDOGG20' MATT CROSS

Matt Cross is currently one of the most well travelled independant wrestlers in the world having wrestling in no less than 16 countries. Cross began his training in 1999 at the Cleveland Pro Wrestling Training School. Over the next few years he began working the independant wrestling scene across America working for companies such as CZW, JCW and XPW. It was October 2006 though that Cross received his first big break in wrestling when he made his debut for stand out company Ring Of Honour. Over the next two years Cross built up a strong fan following with strong displays wrestling the likes of Christopher Daniels and Davey Richards.

Through 2007 aswell as working for ROH Cross started to spread his wings taking on work in Europe and Japan. In Europe Cross worked for NWE in Italy aswell as Queens Of Chaos promotion in France where he wrestled in front of 72,000 people. Over in Japan he began working for Pro Wrestling Noah under a masked known as 'The Raptor'.

In May 2009 Cross made his PBW debut when touring Europe again and came up against well respected British Wrestler Darkside at the Airdrie Town Hall. Although not victorious on his debut Cross left a lasting impression with both the PBW fans and management with both expressing a desire to have him back in PBW as soon as possible. A few months later Matt Cross jetted of to Austrailia to take part in the Hulkamaina tour for which he was the only non former WWE star signed to appear.

More recently in 2010 Cross has made his debut for well respect American outfit Chikara this past April and this Autumn he will once again land in Scotland for what will be one of the toughest matches of his career when he takes on NJPW star Prince Devitt live on October 16th in The Magnum Centre in Irvine when PBW present Maximum Impact 2010.