Another sellout show for BCW at East Kilbride. This time I had brought along a couple of friends as I had been raving about how good the BCW shows have been. Unfortunately when we arrived there was already a lot of people who had braved the rain and snow and we were unable to all sit together. I sat ringside with Janet and sent the boys off to sit together elsewhere!
First up was "Bad Boy" Liam Thomson against Wolfgang. Wolfgang started strong forcing Thomson to exit the ring to escape and endure the "chicken" chants but he was soon back in the ring and using his underhanded tactics to take the advantage such as using the ropes to choke his opponent before applying a camel clutch. The action spilled out of the ring and continued directly in front of me before returning to the ring for Thomson's second camel clutch attempt. Wolfgang does not go down easy though and he fought back to take the advantage and took a popular win after slingshotting Thomson into the turnbuckles and then rolling him up for the three count. A nice match to start the show!
Next up was an Openweight Championship match between Lou King Sharp and current champ, Noam Dar. Dar took control of the cocky Sharp and the action spilled outside of the ring. Returning to the ring Sharp tried to gain the advantage, hitting Dar with cracking kick before taking to the turnbuckles. Dar avoided and there followed some pin attempts by both guys before Sharp caught the leg of Dar and swung him round, only for Dar's foot to hit a lowblow on referee Sri Hari. Sharp then hit Dar with a lowblow, who returned the compliment, before all three hit the mat holding their "bits"! Sharp was the first to recover and went for a steel chair to attack Dar, however Dar had recovered sufficiently to thwart this plan and, taking the chair, hit a light blow to the back of the ref before tossing the chair back to Sharp. Dar then scoop-slammed Sharp but when going for another the referee pushed Dar aside and scoop-slammed Sharp himself! Dar then finished the job, taking the three count to retain his title and while Sharp crawled backstage, Dar set up the chair in the ring, sat ring announcer Simon Cassidy on it and draped his jacket and belt over him.
Next up was a tag team match to introduce some new trainees from the PBW Academy, Tony Martyns and Taylor Bellando, who would face the team of Switch & Saqib Ali. Once again Switch reduced a small child to tears during his entrance and Ali managed to rile the entire crowd. Martyns and Bellando got a great reception on their entrance however it was cut short as Switch and Ali attacked before the bell. The youngsters pulled off a cracking double team move almost immediately after the bell, combining a backbreaker and double footstomp and got a near pin but from then on they were the victims of Switch and Ali's experience and cheating tactics. They isolated Bellando for much of the match and antagonised Martyns into coming into the ring, forcing the ref to focus on keeping him out of the ring and allowing Switch and Ali to double team Bellando. Despite having all the heart and the support of the crowd, the youngsters were outclassed and Ali scored the pinfall victory over Bellando.
The first half main event saw Jack Jester face Davey Blaze in a No DQ match. With the glass still boarded from the encounter between Damo and Drew Galloway, who knew what destruction might result from this match! And what a match...Jester attacked Blaze before he even got in the ring and the two went at it hammer and tongs from start to finish. At one point the action spilled out of the ring and Jester tried to put Blaze through the windows before they ended up ringside in front of me, where Blaze had the upper hand, shoving Jester onto the guy sitting a couple of seats along from me and trying to grab another crowd member's walking stick to use as a weapon. Back in the ring a steel chair was brought into the mix with both guys using it to try to gain the advantage. Finally Jester nailed Blaze with a tombstone piledriver to take the win.
The second half started with Damo v Joe Coffey and this was a stormer. Each tried to knock the other down with shoulder blocks that rocked the ring with their impact but neither man would go down. The action spilled out of the ring and continued right at my feet, with Damo taking the advantage. Back in the ring, he continued to control things by working the back of Coffey using a camel clutch and then bear hugs! Coffey tried to come back but ended up on the canvas with Damo standing on his chest before dropping the senton on him. Once again, Coffey attempted a comeback with a cracking suplex but it was not to be his night as the big Irishman got Coffey up on his shoulder and drove him down to the mat before pinning him for the three count.
The penultimate match saw Aaron Echo face-off against Kenny Williams. I had only seen Echo once before in a pre-show match and I have to say that I saw a big improvement in his skills. While Williams dominated much of the match with his fast pace and aerial skills, Echo had a couple of cracking moments during the match, including a cracking suplex, and scored a couple of near pins. But as they say "Kenny is the bollocks" (loving the new ring gear) and it was Williams who took the victory in a really enjoyable match.
Main event time and BCW owner Graham McKay got into the ring to thank the fans for another sell-out show, before asking retired MC Tommy if he would do the honours, which he agreed to do. First out to the ring was Kid Fite, sporting a bit of a shiner and his usual bad attitude. BT Gunn then came out to a huge pop before both men were stunned by the announcement of a third participant, Gunn's tag team partner, Stevie Xavier. Now I love Just Uz, but I was really disappointed when this happened, as I was really looking forward to what would have been an amazing battle between Fite and Gunn. As Fite said himself before the match got underway, they might be tag partners but neither man was going to let the other win. The match itself was good, some great moves from all three and there was a moment when "Just Uz" appeared and hit Fite with that double kick to the head in the corner they do so well, but in the end Fite's prediction came true. Fite had Gunn down in an anklelock submission when Xavier made the save, however, with Gunn down rather than focus on Fite and take his chance for the title, he instead grabbed the ankle of Gunn, giving Fite the opportunity he required to roll him up for a pinfall. There appeared to be a bit of confusion however as it looked like the referee only made a two count but Fite left the ring, grabbed his belt and walked away, leaving Gunn and Xavier behind. What this means for the future of the tag team champions is yet to be seen.
The next BCW event will take place on 4 April in Kilmarnock Grand Hall and will feature TNA stars Angelina Love and Davey Richards, as well as Marty Scurll and Drew Galloway. Event and ticket information can be found on the BCW Facebook page
Finally, Premier British Wrestling comes to Edinburgh! I was so pleased that one of the companies I have been travelling to see were coming to my home town. As their shows are usually around the Glasgow area, there were complaints from some people about having to travel and others were not happy that the venue had a 14+ policy which meant a lot of the families with younger children could not attend.
As we had bought VIP tickets, we had an early entry and Meet and Greet with Chris Masters and The Addiction (formerly known as Bad Influence). Chris Masters spent a little time chatting with Rob about training before we moved on to Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian. As Rob had his photos taken with them both at the TNA fan interaction in January, it was my turn to get a photo! Unfortunately it was then that my camera decided to play up and we ended up holding up the queue slightly. Luckily I got it working again and Rob managed to get the snap!
The first match of the night was between "Bad Boy" Liam Thomson and PBW Champion El Ligero. Thomson came out complaining that his match was announced as a non-title match and he found it insulting and challenged El Ligero to put the title on the line. It was at this time we realised the difference an older crowd made as Thomson asked Ligero if he was a pussy! Challenge accepted and we now had a title match. Ligero took the fight to Thomson, with some of his cracking aerial moves before the action spilled outside the ring. Thomson was dumped into a seat at ringside before being knocked straight back out of it. Once back in the ring, Thomson came back, gaining momentum and scoring a two count. The match then went back and forth until Thomson got the PBW belt and made to nail El Ligero. Fortunately the referee was on the ball and refused to allow this to happen. Ligero then hit Thomson with a splash from the top rope before pinning him to retain his title. Thomson lay stunned in the ring as the Mexican celebrated, before demanding that the referee explain what had happened. A great match to start the show.
The next match was scheduled to be Davey Blaze & Carmel v Grado & Kay Lee Ray in a mixed tag team match, however earlier in the day there had been an announcement that both Grado and James Scott (who was scheduled to appear later) would be unable to appear and replacements had been confirmed. Davey Blaze came out to the ring with Charles Boddington, followed by Carmel, who took the microphone and started to insult the crowd before they proceeded to make digs at Grado's non-appearance. Carmel stated that if he couldn't be bothered to show up that she was done and they should just go. As they looked to leave the ring, music rang out and Kay Lee Ray and Tommy Marx appeared. The girls started things off before Blaze and Marx were tagged in and at this point the double teaming began. Marx was isolated in the oppositions corner and while Carmel antagonised KLR causing the ref to stop her from getting into the ring, Marx was beaten by both team members, with Boddington getting in on the action too. Marx was finally able to tag in KLR who nailed Blaze and Carmel with a double dropkick from the top rope before taking control over Carmel. Boddington got on the apron and ended up knocked to the floor while in the ring, KLR pinned Carmel as Marx pinned Blaze to take the win for the fan favourites.
The first half main event saw Jack Jester face Chris Masters. Masters played up to the crowd after his entrance as Jester sat unimpressed at ringside before getting into the ring and telling Masters to get on with it. As the bell rang to signal the start of the match, we could clearly hear the guy on the stage doing the commentary for the DVD so Masters decided to do his own commentary, much to the amusement of the audience! When the action finally got going, they seemed evenly matched until Masters hit Jester with a suplex before going for the pin. Jester got out of the ring and grabbed a chair before heading back toward the ring. Masters decided to do the same, at which point Jester dropped his chair and demanded the referee get the chair off Masters. The action then spilled out of the ring again and through the crowd, onto the bar and back to ringside where Jester shoved Masters onto a chair which had been vacated by a fan going to the bar, however the chair collapsed under Masters weight. Back in the ring, Jester took the advantage but Masters was able to rally, getting Jester into his "Masterlock". With the referee standing directly in front of the two men asking Jester if he was okay, Jester hit Masters with a backheel lowblow, breaking the hold and making the pin. As a victorious Jester left the ring, Masters complained loudly to the referee that "he hit my balls" before making several attempts to give the referee a backhand to the nether regions.
The first match after the interval was Kenny Williams v Lou King Sharp. This was a great match with two young guys who can really move around the ring at some pace. Williams is becoming one of my favourites and Sharp is definitely one to watch. Still only a teenager, he really seems to have perfected his character and works it really well and there was a wee chant of "you've got school in the morning" from a group at the other side of the ring. Sharp started off doing push ups in the ring so Williams grabbed his feet and let him faceplant the mat. There followed lots of fast and furious action with plenty of "flying" from both guys with Williams the victor on this occasion and Sharp being carried backstage by the referee.
The penultimate match of the night featured TJ Rage as a replacement for James Scott against the masked wrestler, El Technico. El Technico seemed to have a small fan club in the balcony who made lots of noise which I thought was great as for much of the show there had not been as much noise from the crowd as usual. Within seconds of the bell ringing, El Technico had knocked Rage out of the ring and then suicide dived him, almost landing on me and with them both being big guys, I admit that I panicked a little. Back in the ring Rage tried to use his strength and El Technico his agility to try to keep the advantage over the other but it was Rage who took the win after hitting El Technico with an incredible spear before pinning him for the 3 count.
Finally it was time for the main event, The Addiction (also known as Bad Influence) v Just Uz for the PBW Tag Team titles. Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian came out first and took pleasure in winding up the crowd as they introduced each other. BT Gunn and Stevie Xavier came out to their usual pop. This was my match of the night with some great action from both teams and some hysterical comebacks from Christopher Daniels, who totally owned me when I gave him some abuse - after repeating "clean break" about twenty times I asked if he had got stuck on repeat. His response was if he wanted crap from me, he'd scrape my tongue - and that was just one of many!! Just Uz did their quick tags and slaps to the face of Kazarian before The Addiction managed to isolate BT Gunn and double-team him, having the referee distracted by trying to keep Xavier from making the save. It was Just Uz who eventually took the win to retain the titles before BT Gunn took to the microphone to thank Daniels and Kazarian for coming to Scotland and giving them such a good match. Daniels responded by saying they were thrilled to be a part of the independent scene in Scotland and to be as good as they were, they had to wrestle guys as good as Just Uz. They also stated that Just Uz got the win this time but they would do it again for sure....and I want to see that rematch!
This event was great and the last minute changes to the card did not detract from the show at all. It was filmed for a DVD release and I am looking forward to getting my copy and watching this event again. I also hope that PBW will return to Edinburgh again in 2015.
For information on their future events, check out PBW on Facebook
After the last BCW show in April, I didn't know how they could top it.
Well maybe this time they didn't but they came close...and the next
show....well I will get to that at the end....
The first match of the night was Switch against Tommy Marx. Switch
managed to reduce a young girl at ringside to tears during his entrance
when he suddenly turned to face her and shouted boo! Tommy Marx got a
great reception from the crowd throughout the match but it was Switch who
dominated most of the match.Despite
pulling off some great moves, Marx was not able to overcome the size and
strength advantage and underhand tactics from Switch, who eventually took the win.
Next up was Red Lightning v El Technico.Red Lighting took the microphone and starting whinging about hurting his
shoulder at the last event and that the crowd were unsympathetic before
threatening to go “El Technico” on El Technico, whose mask still reminds me of
the Predator movies.Obviously the
masked man did not take kindly to this and went straight for the shoulder of
Lightning, before Lightning escaped to the ringside area to chants of “chicken”.Once back in the ring, Lightning managed to
gain some momentum and began working on the leg of El Technico in an attempt to
keep the big guy grounded, but this was not successful and it was El Technico
who scored the pinfall.
The next match was a very close contender for Match of the Night – “Bad Boy”
Liam Thomson v Joe Coffey. Coffey is becoming one of my favourite wrestlers and I have developed a grudging respect for Thomson after his recent match with Uhaa Nation at PWE and this match did not disappoint. Their chops echoed around the hall, the slams into the corners moved the ring and neither man held back in their bid to win this match. It was action packed from start to finish. With the advantage going back and forth and both scoring near falls, it really was too close to call. Both pulled out their usual finishing moves, but Coffey kicked out of the pin and Thomson got to the ropes breaking Coffey's Boston Crab hold. Finally, Coffey delivered a devastating clothesline on Thomson and pinned him for the 3 count to the delight of the crowd. This really was an amazing match and Rob even commented that he could not believe this was NOT the first half main event!! A video showing the climax of the match is on the Loudmouth Facebook page
and is most definitely worth a wee look!
The first half main event pitted fan favourite Grado against Noam Dar for the Openweight Championship.This match was hysterical from the start and
I have to admit that I probably laughed more during this match than at most comedy
movies!It would appear that Grado has
toned up recently and while still retaining his “Chubby Chancer” character,
seems to be working on both his physique and his wrestling ability.Anyway, rather than tell you about the match,
why not watch the entire match for yourself!
First up after the interval was my favourite, Jack Jester against Kenny
Williams.Jester’s entrance included the
BCW debut of his lizard, Gallus (there’s a wee video clip on the Loudmouth
Facebook page) and now Rob is pestering me for a pet lizard! With the majority of the crowd firmly on "Team Kenny", Jester took a lot of abuse from the kids in the audience and spent some time chasing a large group of kids from one side of the stage to the other and managing to reduce another child in the crowd to tears. Once in the ring, Jester dominated Williams for much of the match, even dumping him in the laps of the ringside crowd before taking him over to introduce Williams face first to the merchandise table. Back in the ring again, Jester continued his assault, including a legdrop on the ring apron and a suplex. Williams seemed to gain a little momentum and scored a near pin but Jester caught him off the top turnbuckle, delivering a piledriver and scoring the win.
The next match was supposed to be a tag team title match between Damian
O'Connor & T J Rage and Just Uz, however the team of Damo & Rage
attacked Stevie Xavier with the belts before the bell had rung and it was declared a no contest with Just Uz still champions. With Rage and Damo trying to claim the belts in the ring, BT Gunn then said if they wanted a tag match,
they could have one as he would take them both on himself. While Damo and Rage did work well together, they did not have the chemistry Damo shares with his "Britain's Most Wanted" tag team partner Scott Renwick. The match itself was short but very, very sweet, with Gunn unloading on the two big guys and proving that he is a force to be reckoned with. Despite the obvious disadvantage, Gunn took it to Rage initially before landing a dropkick on Damo. He also landed a cracking suicide dive through the ropes onto both his opponents which almost had Damo landing on me! Back in the ring, Gunn then took some punishment from both guys before finally landing a superkick to the head of Rage and scoring the pin to retain the titles.
Finally, the main event - Kid Fite v Davey Blaze for the BCW Heavyweight title – and this won Match of the
Night for me.This match started in the
ring but spilled out into the ringside area, before heading off to the
merchandise tables and back again and despite warning Fite that I didn't want him landing on me again, he very nearly did.It
was, in a word, brutal! Within minutes of the match starting, Blaze was in the ringside area checking his nose wasn't broken, only for Fite to come out and slam him into the ring post. Back in the ring, Fite kept the advantage, attempting to use a sleeper hold to defeat Blaze but Blaze rallied before his hand could fall for the third time. The match then spilled out of the ring again and headed over the to the merchandise table, where Blaze had the advantage but Fite was not going down easily, regaining the advantage and driving Blaze into the chairs which had quickly been vacated by the crowd, before grabbing a hoodie from one of the chairs and using it to choke Blaze (upsetting the young owner of said hoodie and causing more tears!). Back in the ring again, Fite kept the upper hand but it took several attempts before he was able to keep Blaze pinned for the 3 count. Another fantastic match to end the night's entertainment.
Rob & Leah Owens
Rob & Kasey Owens
After the show, Jester and Grado signed posters in the foyer while Rob got photos taken with Leah and Kasey Owens and got up close and personal with Gallus!
This was a great evening's entertainment with a very noisy crowd, which meant I did not have to work to get them going. In my opinion, BCW have definitely raised the bar as far as wrestling shows go.
As promised at the beginning of this blog, here is the scoop on the next BCW show - it will be held at Kilmarnock Grand Hall on 29 August and features the first Scottish appearance of Drew Galloway (aka Drew McIntyre) since his release from WWE. Guaranteed to sell out, tickets go on sale on 10 July so check out BCW's Facebook page to keep up to date with all the information.
OMG!! I mean O.....M.....G!!!!!
If you got a thesaurus and looked up every alternative for the word awesome there still wouldn't be enough words to emphasise just how amazing this show was....I mean if Carlsberg did wrestling shows, they probably would have had the card that Graham McKay produced here .....and it didn't even include Jester!! Ok, so I guess I am raving a little bit, but when you go to a lot of the shows, you obviously see a lot of the same faces at each show, but this show had a perfect mix of regulars, semi-regulars and new faces that made almost every match something new. We were really looking forward to seeing Prince Devitt for the first time and Rob even painted up his face in honour of him.
First up we had Kris Travis against Noam Dar. Both these guys had been part of PWE's instant classic tag match back in March and this match did not disappoint. Noam picked a member of the audience to look after his jacket, borrowing a camera from official photographer David Wilson to take the lad's picture before the match started. Both guys gave it all in the match, giving and taking some punishment and the match went back and forward between them, with both scoring near pins before Dar finally took the win. While in this instance I was cheering for Dar, it is getting harder and harder to not cheer Kris Travis who, despite his "I love me, who do you love?" persona is just a bloody amazing wrestler that you want to cheer!
Next we had a tag team title match between champions Just Uz (BT Gunn & Stevie Xavier) and Hubba Bubba Lucha (El Ligero & Bubblegum). I have seen El Ligero a few times and he is pretty impressive but I had never seen Bubblegum before and wasn't sure how they would gel as a team but they were actually really good. I love the team of Just Uz but, having seen them several times recently, some of their matches had seemed a little predictable, but this match was anything but! In fact I would say this is probably the best match tag match I have seen in a very long time. There were plenty of acrobatics from all four men, action inside and out of the ring and the match swung back and forth so much that I never knew what was coming and who was going to win. Even the crowd was split with just as many chants for the challengers as there were for the champions. This match also produced a "That Was Awesome" chant. There were near falls for both teams and these guys gave absolutely everything they had - by the time Just Uz finally scored the win and retained their titles, there were four exhausted guys fighting just to stand upright! It was really nice to see the champs show their appreciation for their opponents with them all hugging it out in the centre of the ring before the four stood in a line with hands raised! A huge contender for Match of the Night but, after a lot of deliberating, I eventually decided to give this one joint runner up to that slot!
Next out to the ring were "Bad Boy" Liam Thomson and Kenny Williams, who I felt a little sorry for having to follow such an amazing match, but they did good! Thomson came out to the ring first, without Carmel, which was probably lucky for me as I took my opportunity to wind him up once again about needing Carmel to save his ass! Williams put on a good show against the solidly built Thomson, taking some brutal punishment but still managing to get some cracking shots of his own, almost scoring the pinfall, however it was Thomson who had the last laugh taking the win without needing the assistance of Carmel.
The first half main event matched Red Lightning against fan favourite Grado. This was probably the weakest match on the card but was still entertaining. Red Lighting came to the ring, got the microphone and started moaning about how the crowd didn't appreciate him....YAWN! Out came Grado to a massive pop - everybody loves Grado. Of course Lightning then complained he couldn't start the match until the smoke cleared because of his asthma! The match had its usual comedy moments, Grado patting down referee Sri Hari and squeezing his butt, sitting on Red's back riding him like a pony and slapping his ass, having the ref help him up onto the top rope and after winning the match making the poor ref dance and attempt a cartwheel, however there was some actual wrestling, including a rather impressive leapfrog over Red Lighting, proving that Grado does actually have the agility required in the ring! While this cannot be classed as an amazing display of wrestling, it was fun and entertaining and the crowd loved it!
The second half started with my other joint runner up for Match of the Night - the German wrestler Bad Bones against Joe Coffey. This was the first time I have seen Bad Bones and I really hope that I get another opportunity to see him in the future. The match was amazing. Joe Coffey has been impressing me more and more each time I see him and these two guys were evenly matched in height and build. I got so enthralled with this match that I didn't take anywhere near as many photos as I would normally. The noise when these two guys collided with shoulder blocks was incredible. There was a slugfest at the opposite side of the ring from where we were sitting and Bad Bones hit Joe so hard, his gum landed just a few feet from me! Once again, we were treated to a match where both guys gave everything, leaving absolutely nothing in the tank. There were several near falls where I didn't think either man would have the strength to kick out of. This was a match that either man deserved to win, however it was Bad Bones who finished victorious, with Coffey taking a few minutes while Bad Bones celebrated to get his breath back before leaving ringside.
Next was due to be a battle of the "Take Me Out" stars "Party" Marty Scurll and Davey Blaze, however Marty Scurll had recently dislocated his shoulder and was unable to compete. Instead he came out to the ring and started to insult the crowd. This was when I got my one true insult of the night - after inviting him to kiss my ass, he replied "shut your mouth you old tart or I'll come out there and slap you!" Of course I dared him to just try it! After running his mouth about how wonderful he was and enduring a chant of "Rockstar Spud" after mentioning TNA British Bootcamp, he then mentioned Take Me Out and the fact that another wrestler had appeared on the show. At this point Davey Blaze appeared, saying he was sick of Scurll running his mouth on twitter and that he was going to rip off his head and remove his spleen! Scurll, hiding behind both the referee Eddie Roberts and ring announcer Simon Cassidy to stop Blaze from knocking his block off, then said he had paid someone to take his place in the match....enter James Scott. After enduring a chant of "wee fat Taz", Scott then said Scurll had paid him a lot of money to break Blaze, however he offered Blaze the chance to shake his hand and leave the ring with his teeth still in his mouth. Blaze declined his kind offer....and another great match was on. James Scott took the upper hand early in the match and with the action spilling out of the ring, I braced my feet against the barriers as they slammed into them! Scott then powerbombed Blaze on the outer edge of the ring - that had to really hurt. Back in the ring Davey fought his way back into the match, which continued to swing back and forth with both men getting 2 counts until finally Blaze took the win. A tough and brutal match which was probably better than the original match would have been, however I would still like to see Scurll v Blaze on a future show.
The final match of the night, the main event, was my pick for Match of the Night, the BCW Heavyweight Championship match between current champ, Kid Fite and Prince Fergal Devitt. This was an absolutely phenomenal match. Kid Fite entered the ring first to his usual chorus of boos. Devitt's entrance was incredible! The pic below was taken by official photographer David Wilson.
Devitt had his face and body painted up in a half Spiderman/half Spiderman 3000 design which looked amazing but during the course of the match smudged and smeared into a black mess which covered both the ring and Kid Fite. At first Kid Fite jumped the rails and looked as though he would not take part in the fight, however he then returned to ringside with a chair which he hoped to use to nail Devitt. His plan did not work and it was Kid Fite who ended up slammed onto the chair and the barriers and, as you will see from the photo below, that chair will never see it's intended use again! This was another match where the guys gave their all. There were moves I never thought possible and near pins for both wrestlers, however at the end of the night it was Kid Fite who stood on the turnbuckle with the belt....and a lot of Devitt's paintjob too. My only complaint would be this match was too short - I wanted more - but then again, I don't think either of them could have given any more so I will just wait and hope that BCW will release a DVD of the event so I can watch it over and over again!
The Face-Off
Still Champ
Poor Chair!!
After the match I had the chance to speak to BCW owner Graham McKay and several of the wrestlers and tell them just how incredible I thought the night had been. Rob got to meet Bad Bones and get his photo taken with him, however we were unable to meet Fergal Devitt as he was off getting cleaned up....we just hope that we have another chance to see and maybe meet the man himself soon.
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