After our last update for Rebirth, we can now officially confirm several more matches scheduled to take place on February 25th!

The SWA committee has made moves to ensure that whatever the outcome of the Laird of the Ring Championship at Rebirth, there will be a number 1 contender to take them on in Govan, Saturday April 7th. With a plethora of high-end talent worthy of competing in such a match, the committee has decided to put three massive names together in a three way dance. The first of the three has just come off a hugely successful year, taking the T-Division and After Hours titles, and breaking out all over Scotland. With a new look and attitude, the first competitor is the innovative, the athletic and down right demented Dickie Divers.

Returning to Bridgeton Community Centre to kick off the year, the graduates of the Source Wrestling School were thrown into a showcase event that descended into chaos! With the winner of the Pride Championship rescheduled to March, the young up and comers and latest graduates from the school were handed he spotlight and given their moment to shine and each and every one of them proved they were already on their paths to challenging for the Pride title!

As the stars of the new generation showed their stuff, an SWA star began to show his frustration as he went to extra efforts to make sure tommy Daniels didn’t surpass his momentum. SWA Co-owner Eric Canyon battled hard against Daniels but despite getting a few blows in, Daniels speed and agility got the better of him. But, as he often does, Canyon had a trick up his sleeve and called out Lewis Girvan and Killian to back him up. Before long, Christopher Saynt, Axle Simmons and Bobby Roberts came to even the odds with James St James trying to break up the brawl that ensued!