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CSF Wrestling Battle for The Belt Show Preview Sat 20th July 2019 Weston Super Mare

CSF Wrestling 
Battle for The Belt 
Show Preview 
Sat 20th July 2019 
Weston Super Mare


CSF Pro Wrestling returns to Weston-Super-Mare at Hutton Moor Leisure Centre on Saturday 20th July 2019 for the annual Summer Special: Battle For The Belt!

The event will feature five professional bouts plus the annual 20 man 'Royal Rumble' over the top rope elimination match. The winner will be crowned the NEW All Nations Champion!

The title has an unbroken 21 year history. Our reigning Champion and WWE NXT star, Mark Andrews, is unable to appear at all of our live events due to his WWE commitments. As a result, he will remain a part of the CSF roster, but we will now crown a new Champion on July 20th.Get yourself to Hutton Moor Leisure Centre: BS22 8LY Front Row, Second Row and General Admission available, although at time of writing front row is nearly sold out! Tickets available now at Buy Tickets (click on link below) https://www.wrestlingtickets.online/Weston-s-Mare__20719/cat1591658_4535012.aspx?fbclid=IwAR2bNzl3Za-JS3PTjaEr2ioU6TGKNbf9hN-pWOHsbj4nWldxM_iHtz1d2J8 Doors 6pm / Showtime 6:30pm Updated Participants
Eddie Ryan

 Kian Kelly

JImmy Meadows

 Dan Splash
Owen Wall

Bane


 Bronson

Samie Sahin

 James Baker

JD Knight Don Conway

 White Tiger Jim Die Hard
Lomaxx and Gilligan Gordon

Tobias

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