As we approach mid November specutaion has been running wild as to who Lionhearts next opponent would be. Another outstanding victory for Lionheart at Maximum Impact 2010 in what was a very hard fought main event leaves fans and management wondering if there is anyone left that can step forward and beat a man who has defended the PBW title every opportunity he has been given for the past two years. One man that instantly comes to mind is the recently returned to action, James 'Darkside' Scott who also claimed an impressive victory at Maximum Impact 2010 betating Andy Wild. One quick phone call from PBW management last night and the match was set in stone. 27th November live from Dumbarton Burgh Hall it will be PBW Champion Lionheart once again heading into the main event as defending champion only this time his opponent is someone who has already this year beat all the odds to even make it back to the ring. Ladies and gentlemen we give you Lionheart vs James Scott for the PBW Heavyweight Title.
Fans wil remember the great support that Irvine showed towards young Scot Chris Rampage during the 2010 King Of Crusiers match. Although the match was eventually won by El Ligero many feel that it could easily have been Rampage that went the full way on the night. Well folks with Dumbarton just over two weeks away it has been decided that Chris Rampage will once again have a chance to showcase his talents to the loyal PBW fans when he takes on fellow SPWA graduate Andy Wild who will be accompanied by his manager Charles Boddington. Will Rampage gain futher momentum by beating Wild or will Wild with the help of Boddington at ringside proof to much for this young man. Find out November 27th.
Full card is as follows:
PBW HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE - Lionheart(c) vs James Scott
PBW TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH - The Final Cut(Noam Dar & Liam Thomson) with Carmel vs Andy 'The Saint' Smith & Micky Mann with Dyna White
BT Gunn vs Jack Jester
TJ Rage vs Wolfgang
Andy Wild with Charles Boddington vs Chris Rampage
Tickets on sale now priced at only £10 each. Available from The Meadow Centre in Dumbarton