Find out the winners and losers from each show here, alongside some incredible shots of all the action from the show!
SWW: Second Coming – Full Results
Sunday, April 20th | Trinity Centre, Bristol
Sunday, April 20th | Trinity Centre, Bristol
South West Wrestling returned to the Trinity Centre for Second Coming, and the Bristol crowd delivered their signature passion from start to finish. Here’s what went down:
Eddie Ryan def. Liam Jones
Former SWW Tag Team Champion “The English Lion” Eddie Ryan overcame “Born To Do This” Liam Jones in a hard-fought contest, proving once again that he can still get the job done. A clear message sent to his former partner Joel Redman.
Former SWW Tag Team Champion “The English Lion” Eddie Ryan overcame “Born To Do This” Liam Jones in a hard-fought contest, proving once again that he can still get the job done. A clear message sent to his former partner Joel Redman.
Mr. Fox def. Dinger Bane
SWW Commissioner Mr. Fox may have finally silenced the chaos of “The Cowman” Dinger Bane. With months of interference and mischief behind them, this may have been the final chapter in their rivalry.
SWW Commissioner Mr. Fox may have finally silenced the chaos of “The Cowman” Dinger Bane. With months of interference and mischief behind them, this may have been the final chapter in their rivalry.
Axel Carter & Devon Fulton def. Levi Cooper & Max Jaguard
SWW BritPro Cup Champion “The Rocket” Axel Carter teamed with “Mullet Madness” Devon Fulton to score a tag team victory over Levi Cooper and Max Jaguard. Carter once again demonstrated why he holds the cup, while Fulton celebrated his first win in SWW.
SWW BritPro Cup Champion “The Rocket” Axel Carter teamed with “Mullet Madness” Devon Fulton to score a tag team victory over Levi Cooper and Max Jaguard. Carter once again demonstrated why he holds the cup, while Fulton celebrated his first win in SWW.
Paul Reed def. Chris Bronson
In his SWW debut, MMA legend Paul Reed delivered a sensational knock-out blow to defeat “The Stallion” Chris Bronson. After weeks of verbal sparring, it was Reed who stood tall. Bronson must now regroup after this decisive loss.
In his SWW debut, MMA legend Paul Reed delivered a sensational knock-out blow to defeat “The Stallion” Chris Bronson. After weeks of verbal sparring, it was Reed who stood tall. Bronson must now regroup after this decisive loss.
Iestyn Rees def. Toby St John
Celebrating 20 years in wrestling, “The Alpha Male” Iestyn Rees added another victory to his remarkable anniversary run with a win over one half of the SWW Tag Team Champions, Toby St John. Rees continues to make a strong case for a future title opportunity.
Celebrating 20 years in wrestling, “The Alpha Male” Iestyn Rees added another victory to his remarkable anniversary run with a win over one half of the SWW Tag Team Champions, Toby St John. Rees continues to make a strong case for a future title opportunity.
Reece Alexios def. Flynn Burden
In the first-ever Flynn Burden Sexy Open Challenge, newcomer Reece Alexios—“τελευταίος βασιλιάς”—picked up a controversial win over the former Openweight Champion. A low blow followed by a quick roll-up sealed the deal. Flynn Burden finds himself at a crossroads.
In the first-ever Flynn Burden Sexy Open Challenge, newcomer Reece Alexios—“τελευταίος βασιλιάς”—picked up a controversial win over the former Openweight Champion. A low blow followed by a quick roll-up sealed the deal. Flynn Burden finds himself at a crossroads.
Tyson T-Bone def. Charlie Sterling – Street Fight
Scheduled to face Zak Knight, Charlie Sterling took to the ring when Knight failed to appear. After turning his attention to SWW Host Shaun Amos, Sterling was interrupted by a returning Tyson T-Bone. No longer Head of Security, T-Bone embraced his past as “The King of the Travellers” and engaged in a brutal impromptu street fight. With assistance from Amos, T-Bone secured a massive win, much to the delight of the Bristol crowd.
Scheduled to face Zak Knight, Charlie Sterling took to the ring when Knight failed to appear. After turning his attention to SWW Host Shaun Amos, Sterling was interrupted by a returning Tyson T-Bone. No longer Head of Security, T-Bone embraced his past as “The King of the Travellers” and engaged in a brutal impromptu street fight. With assistance from Amos, T-Bone secured a massive win, much to the delight of the Bristol crowd.
Another unforgettable night in South West Wrestling history. Thank you, Bristol, for once again showing the world what makes our fans truly one of a kind.
SWW Round Are Way – Results
This past Saturday, Round Are Way delivered an unforgettable night of professional wrestling at Watson Hall, Tewkesbury. Here’s what went down:
Eddie Ryan kicked off the night with a strong singles victory over Reece Alexios. The former SWW Tag Team Champion and ex-member of The Professionals made it clear that he is ready to carve his own path once again.
SWW Warriors Champion L A Taylor came out to celebrate reclaiming her title after Aluna had previously stolen it. The moment was interrupted by a returning Armina Lily, leading to an impromptu title match. Taylor successfully defended her championship in dominant fashion and made it clear she is ready for anyone to step up.
Iestyn Rees continued his 20th Anniversary Tour with a hard-fought victory over SWW’s head of security, Tyson T-Bone. Rees remains focused on securing a shot at Jim Diehard’s Openweight Championship, and this latest win may have solidified his case.
Charlie Sterling built momentum ahead of his upcoming Street Fight with Zak Knight by defeating veteran competitor Lee Hunter. However, after the match, Hunter managed to get the better of Sterling, proving that experience is always a factor. With Second Coming approaching, Sterling is more than ready for war.
SWW BritPro Cup Champion Axel Carter picked up a victory over the debuting MJ Grayson. However, his focus now shifts to Second Coming, where he will face the debuting “Mean” Tommy Dean.
Jim Diehard once again proved why he is the dominant force in SWW. His Openweight Championship open challenge was answered by newcomer Miles Stephens, who fell after two devastating powerbombs. Diehard then demanded another opponent, leading to the return of Dominita. Despite an incredible effort from Dominita and a roaring response from the crowd, Diehard remained unstoppable, securing yet another victory. The question remains—who will be next to step up?
In the main event, SWW Champion JJ Gale defended his title against Leon Cage in a match that showcased both men’s resilience and skill. After an intense battle, Gale retained his championship, making history as the most defending SWW Champion to date. A post-match show of respect between the two competitors capped off an incredible contest.
SWW thanks Tewkesbury for another fantastic night of wrestling. Next up:
SWW Sundaes – Friday, April 18 – St. Margarets Hall, Cheltenham
SWW Second Coming – Sunday, April 20 – Trinity Centre, Bristol
SWW Second Coming – Sunday, April 20 – Trinity Centre, Bristol
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SWW: EVERYBODY HURTS – RESULTS
Last night was chaos. Last night was carnage. Last night, Everybody Hurt.
The Frog & Fiddle was rocking as South West Wrestling brought the wildest, rowdiest, and craziest crowd yet! Here’s what went down:
SWW Championship Match
"Heart & Soul" JJ Gale (c) def. "τελευταίος βασιλιάς" Reece Alexios
An absolute barnburner to kick off the night, as Gale and Alexios threw everything at each other. But in the end, the champ remains the champ.
Flynn Burden def. Chief Deputy Damien Dunne
The battle of sexy fun vs. anti-fun ended in a humiliating defeat for Dunne, who got a taste of Flynn’s condom. Flynn provided some protection for the lawman… wink wink.
Oscar Prospero def. Pinky
The debuting Oscar Prospero made an instant impact, taking out Pinky in dominant fashion.
Charlie Sterling def. "Sexy Cowboy" Karl Parker
Sterling made it clear—he’s coming for Zak Knight. Before putting down the debuting Sexy Cowboy, Sterling declared war and challenged Knight to a Street Fight on April 20th at Second Coming in Bristol.
SWW Warriors Championship Match
L A Taylor (c) def. Millie McKenzie
A hard-hitting battle ended in a no contest. But the real story? Taylor’s title belt is MISSING—and all eyes were on Aluna, seen grinning in the crowd.
SWW Openweight Championship – Triple Defenses!
Jim Diehard (c) def. Joey Slade
Slade pushed the King of the Beasts to his limits, but Diehard’s reign remains unstoppable.
Jim Diehard def. "Shooting Star" Levi Cooper
Cooper thought he could take another shot at the champ—he thought wrong.
Jim Diehard def. "The Kneecapper" Little Legs Murphy
The returning Murphy had his eyes on the gold but was brutalised by the champ. Three matches, three victims. Who can stop Jim Diehard?
Main Event – Heavyweight Triple Threat
Iestyn Rees def. Liam Jones & Mr. Fox
Bodies flew. The ring shook. In the end, Rees stood tall. But his night wasn’t over—he called out Jim Diehard for an Openweight Title match right then and there!
Mr. Fox shut it down once again, refusing to let the fight happen. But one thing is clear—Rees is coming for gold in his 20th year.
THANK YOU, CHELTENHAM!
The Frog & Fiddle crowd was absolutely unhinged—we wouldn’t have it any other way.
NEXT UP: ROUND ARE WAY – Watson Hall, Tewkesbury - Saturday March 29th!
Limited tickets remain – southwestwrestling.co.uk
SWW X LIONS DEN ‘KICKSTART MY HEART’ SHOW RESULTS
‘Mullet Madness’ Devon Fulton dug down deep to pick up the win against Max Jaggard in an exciting, fast paced opener
The second match saw friends do battle as ‘The Experience’ went 1-1 in a technical battle that saw LA Taylor nick a win against Skye Smitson
The first half heavyweight main event did not disappoint, as The Blockbusters & The Professionals went to war once again, with a coin toss deciding it was the SWW tag championships on the line. This bout had the fans on the edge of their seats, & despite a moment of miscommunication between Eddie and Joel, they managed to pull it together & their experience prevailed over the cocky & brash Toby & Jordan. While it was all smiles during the interval in-ring meet & greet, a heated exchange could be heard from the changing room between Ryan & Redman
The second half opened with the ‘Jocks open challenge’, & Joey Seven reminding the crowd exactly how good he thinks he is. First to answer the challenge was Besty Jones, getting the crowd excited with ‘I Predict A Riot’ - only for ‘Quadzilla’ to jump him on his entrance & end the match in quick fashion. Next was Alex Campbell - a very promising young student from the Lions Den Pro training academy. While he put up more of a fight with his exciting offence, Joey was able to take another shortcut & submit the talented kid. The final entrant was a shock to the King of the Jocks & the crowd alike - the intensity level turned up to 10 as the Maori Warrior burst through the curtain! Niwa beat Joey from one post to the other, but just as he was about get the win, Karl Parker appeared to allow Seven to steal a win. The Hot Jocks have arrived in SWW
The main event had to be seen to be believed, as Josh Knott challeneged JJ Gale for the SWW Heavyweight championship. ‘Country Big’ proved why he is one of the most talented stars in the South West, but it was the incredible & unique offence of JJ that saw him leave Plymouth as the victor.
Leon Cage continues his winning streak in SWW as he defeats Sid Oakley. After losing the SWW Openweight Championship at Wrestleversary and another loss here can he scratch and claw his way back out of the rut he finds himself in?
Jim Diehard shows us once again he truly is "The King of the Beasts" after debuting his new finisher... Two F'n Powerbombs and beating the debuting Levi Cooper
JJ Gale retained his SWW Championship after beating Lee Hunter in an incredible match. JJ continues to prove he is a fighting champion and welcoming anyone and everyone to challenge for the title!
Flynn Burden retained his SWW Openweight Championship, but not the way he wanted to. An absolute fight between The Flynn Daddy and Liam Jones ended in an all out brawl after Jim Diehard and former SWW Openweight Champion Sid Oakley interjected themselves into the match. SWW Commissioner Mr. Fox stopped the match and announced that all four men will compete for the championship in a fatal-4-way at Talkin' About A Revolution!
In a surprise tag team match the debuting Pinky The Pirate and Brandon Brooks defeated the also debuting Ronan King and the returning Indigo Jones
In our main event, Chris Bronson drew first blood from CJ Rawlings to put himself in the #1 contender spot for the SWW Championship! JJ Gale made himself known as he and Bronson came face to face to close the show.
Thank you for showing us just how loud you can be!
Now we look forward to South West Wrestling presents: Talkin' About a Revolution on January 26th at Cheltenham Town Hall!
This next town hall show will blow the roof clean off with what we have to announce!
The Blockbusters def. Brandon Lee & surprise tag partner Eddie Ryan to retain the JCP NWA Southeastern Tag Team Championships
Axel Carter def. JD Knight to retain the SWW BritPro Cup
Chris Bronson def. Iestyn Rees
Millie McKenzie def. ECHO Ridge after Echo attacked the debuting Rayne Leverkusen during her entrance
In a surprise match SWW Commissioner Mr. Fox and Head of Security Tyson T-Bone issued a “Festive Open Challenge” which was answered by Dinger The Red Nosed Reindeer and the one and only “Christmas Daddy” Sexy Santa. Dinger and Santa saved Christmas last night after then beat the upper management!
In an instant classic JJ Gale def. Charlie Sterling to retain the SWW Championship!
