First of all I'd like thank all you fans for visiting the website and showing your support for FCW. It is greatly appreciated and we'll do our best to bring you more top quality wrestling shows in the future.

Now, onto the goss......

The in ring tension between Damien Grant and Mr Bad Attitude seems to have subsided, as they are slowly turning into a tag team to be reckoned with in FCW. Devils Advocate seem to be on a roll with two wins in the last two shows. They really seem to be on their game at the moment.

Speaking of tag teams, there is a new tag team on the block. The duo are made up of G.B.H and British Born Steel and they are calling themselves The British Connection. This Sunday will Devils Advocate find out if this teams bark is worse than their bite at the next show?

On September 14th, Rob Hunters eight month winning streak finally came to an end at the hands of "High Impact" Sam Green. Rumour has it Rob was still smarting after having his beloved Ring Warrior Trophy broken by Celt Kennedy, and was not on top form that night. Excuses, excuses...

FCW head Referee Joel Allen has one of the most dangerous jobs at the moment. Nearly every show he seems to be attacked at some point or other. How long until the Ref fights back?

Congratulations to both Spud and Jack Storm who put on a terrific match at Collingwood on September 14th. It was a hard fought match but both men came out winners overall when they shook hands and held up each others arms in victory. A sign of true sportsmanship that was appreciated by both fans and fellow wrestlers alike.

Bearing in mind the above comment, exactly when is Jack Storm going to revert to his former sadistic self that he first brought onto the scene, and who will be the victim?

Has anyone else recovered from the last Baggeridge show on August 31st when "Tomcat" Kevin O'Neil pinned Morales cleanly? Didn't think so!

In the past FCW have used the services of various outsiders including The Judge, Five Star Flash, Pippa Lâ'Vinn and the UK Pitbulls. Look for this trend to continue going into 2004, with such names being banded around as "The Anarchist" Doug Williams, "Wonderkid" Jonny Storm and The Dominator.

FCW are currently on the lookout for new venues. Look for FCW to be visiting Manchester in the not so distant future.

FCW now have two monthly venues, those being the Collingwood centre in Great Barr and the Baggeridge Social and Welfare centre in Lower Gornal.