It’s been about 10 months since I last felt the need to voice my thoughts in the form of a blog, and in that time, a lot has happened for everyone’s favourite SWA Superstar.

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<img align="left" src="http://scottishwrestling.co.uk/images/stars/falcon.jpg"As we approach the Gathering, we are getting closer to the massive Jokers Wild match, a match voted for by the fans of SWA through Fan Access, and we the event draws near we've decided to take a look at SWA's home teams to see who's likely to walk out of the Gathering Champions.

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When Source was reinvented last year to go back to giving the younger stars the opportunity to shine, no one knew what would happen to the brand but throughout 2010, not only has Source highlighted some of the best emerging Scottish talents, but it’s taken over with more Source shows than ever before! And next year, it’s set to get bigger and better.

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2010 was certainly defined with Scott Renwick struggling against the management in Eric Canyon and his Administration, a battle which has seen Renwick on the defensive for most of his reign, but with the crowds support and his ‘never give up, never surrender’ attitude, Renwick still managed to close the year with the title held high.

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As SWA returned to Govan for the years season finale, all hell broke loose with tensions between Canyon and Renwick spilling over into extreme levels! With Nikki Storm and Scott Renwick teaming up against Eric Canyon and Sara, Canyon used the women in the intergender match to ensure that he could weasel out of tagging in the champion, but his tactics backfired as after fourteen months of being on the recieving end of Canyon’s strategic attacks, Renwick had reached boiling point.

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