YORKTON - It was another night of heels and heroes, suplexes and full nelsons as Canadian Wrestling’s Elite (CWE) returned for a night of action at the Yorkdale Central School gym in Yorkton.
The action was highlighted by a feature bout appearance of WWE alumni ‘British Bulldog’ Davey Boy Smith Jr.
Smith went to the ring wearing the championship belt versus Danny Duggan, a true villain on this night arriving waving an American flag.
Duggan had come to the ring earlier and taking the microphone belittled the local high school football team for its lopsided loss in Weyburn. Then he turned his vitriol on coach Jason Boyda.
Boyda would make his way to the ring to implore Duggan to become the good guy he once was, and offered to ‘hug it out’, but the gesture only led to Duggan pushing Boyda to the canvas. It was at this point Smith appeared to save Boyda from further harm, and the tension for the main event was set.
While chants of ‘Canada’ erupted from the fans in support of Smith in the final, it would be Duggan who prevailed to take the CWE Central Canadian Championship belt.
Other matches on the night saw Bull Bodnar, formerly of Yorkton top ‘The Canadian Rottweiler’ Kash.
And, the 400-plus pound Big Chief bested CWE EZ Ryder.
