The full SWN150 list will be revealed on Christmas Day, we continue our countdown of special articles to celebrate the Top 10 and how they performed in the last 12 months that has earned them a place in the Top 10 of the SWN150.

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TIM STRANGE

Riding into number nine is ‘The Last Real Man’ Tim Strange. He started the judging period at World Wide Wrestling League‘s Hello PROGRESS event, taking on familiar face Lou Nixon. Though it wasn’t a winning effort his year continued on a high, winning the W3L Wrestling Showdown Championship in controversial circumstances from Krieger before successful defenses against the likes of August Artois, Irn Dru Marshall, and Rhoderick Jones.

Over at Target Wrestling, Strange won the Target Wrestling Heavyweight Championship from Rossy Rascal. Holding the title for three months before be usurped by Alexander Henry but not before a hard fought retention against BT Gunn.

It was at Bleeding Gums Wrestling where Strange hit his stride, entering the death match scene in style at ‘Lust For Death’, being tattooed by Tommbie during a triple threat. His time in Bleeding Gums drew the ire of Alton Thorne and the two did battle at ‘Liquid Filth’ over the BGW UK Deathmatch Championship which Thorne was able to walk away with.

In VALOR, God’s Country was alive and well as Strange, along with Frank of the Cross and Stone Malone, caused havoc in their feud with Legends Never Die.

Elsewhere, Strange won the CXW Xtreme Championship that was defended at Bleeding Gums Wrestling against Kody Manhorn, plus headed stateside for matches in Florida and New Jersey including a crack at the WWN Multimedia Championship against Hollywood Hudson.

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Rules:

  • Qualifying. Wrestlers must have had at least 6 matches across our Featured Promotions during the judging period. This has been updated so that qualifying wrestlers have wrestled at least every other month during the judging period.
  • We will follow a criterion that includes win–loss record, championships won, championships retained, number of Featured Promotions worked for, and Match/Tag Team/Wrestler of the Month results.
  • Judging period. December 1st 2023 – November 30th 2024.
  • Information has been gathered from results obtained during the judging period.
  • It’s a bit of fun, and if you’re not on the list congratulations on being number 151!