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Coronavirus Pandemic: Latest On Scottish Wrestling Events

Coronavirus

The coronavirus pandemic has already been the cause of major problems for professional wrestling, namely WrestleMania 36 and the week of festivities leading up to it. Several shows have been cancelled between now and then, including westside Xtreme wrestling‘s (wXw) WrestleMania weekend show, titled 16 Carat Revenge, and Over The Top Wrestling‘s (OTT) Scrappermania 6 this weekend, while this week’s WWE Friday Night SmackDown will be moved to the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida – only ‘essential personnel’ will be required.

In Scotland, the situation is being monitored, with a coronavirus peak not currently expected until May/June time. Despite that, some promotions have still been keeping fans updated with their upcoming events;

Pro Wrestling Innovation (PWI) have postponed their Moffat Mania show, which was set for Friday, March 27th at the Moffat Town Hall. The show has been pushed back to August in an attempt to prevent the spread of the deadly disease, a decision not taken lightly by promoter Krieger. As a wonderful gesture though, ‘Scudmaster Sexy’ has confirmed all booked talent will still receive their wage to ensure they don’t miss out on a pay day from the postponed booking.

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WrestleZone (WZ) have announced that the 2020 Regal Rumble, scheduled for Saturday, March 21st at the Torry St. Fittick’s Church Hall in Aberdeen, is currently set to go on as planned, as are all their other upcoming shows as they head towards Aberdeen Anarchy on May 15th and 16th. However, to help prevent the disease being spread throughout the community, they have kindly asked fans, wrestlers, and everyone else in attendance at the shows to refrain from high fives, handshakes, etc.

Discovery Wrestling (DW) and British Championship Wrestling (BCW) have both confirmed that their upcoming events – the 2020 Disco Derby on Sunday, March 29th at the Jam House in Edinburgh and a live event on Saturday, April 11th from the Ballerup Hall in East Kilbride, respectively – are both still set in stone. Management from both promotions will keep an eye on the situation as it develops, and will let fans and wrestlers booked on the shows know in advance of any changes to the schedule.

Check back for more coronavirus-related wrestling stories as and when they come in.

Stay tuned to Last Word on Pro Wrestling for more on this and other stories from around the world of wrestling, as they develop. You can always count on LWOPW to be on top of the major news in the wrestling world, as well as to provide you with analysis, previews, videos, interviews, and editorials on the wrestling world.

Adam Morrison

Adam Morrison

A fan of professional wrestling since he was seven years old, Adam has since gone on to write 1,000+ articles about the topic for both Last Word on Pro Wrestling, and a host of other outlets. All dog pictures can be directed towards @AdamMorrison40 on Twitter. Bonus points if it's a pug.

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