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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RAVIE DAVIE

Narrowly missing out on the top spot was “The Fresh Prince of Drumoyne Square” Ravie Davie. Winning the Attitude Pro Wrestling Rubby Rumble match in January to become the first APW Scottish Champion, he would defend the title against Sammy D, Joseph Conners, and Meyhem Brooks, before The Wanderer would unseat him at ‘The Great Cambuslang Bash’. He would regain the title three months later at ‘Ruggy Series’, defending the title against former TNA X Division Champion Suicide at ‘Ruggy Havoc’.

Over at Community Pro Wrestling, he fought back the challenges of Wild Boar, Monstrum, and Danny Cross, to remain as CPW Heavyweight Champion until May when SBX cashed in his Ticket to the Top to win the championship. A rematch in June saw Davie crash through a ladder on route to watching SBX retain. He managed to vanquish Thatcher Wright at ‘Govanniversary 3’ in a Maggie’s In A Box Casket match.

At Grassroots Wrestling Scotland, his Grassroots Wrestling Championship reign came to an end at the hands of Ryan Griffin in September. Davie found himself returning to Discovery Wrestling in title matches against Openweight Champion Judas Grey and Y Division Champion Leon Slater but couldn’t budge the title holders.

Elsewhere, Davie travelled to Europe in matches in Ireland for Over The Top, Titanic, Fight Factory, and France for APC, plus making debuts down in England for SOVPRO and Burning Heart, and Wales for New Wave Wrestling.

  1. Che Monet
  2. Tim Strange
  3. Mr Wanderer
  4. RABU
  5. Mikey Devine
  6. Angel Hayze
  7. Daro
  8. Caleb Valhalla
  9. Ravie Davie
  10. ???

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!