Wrestling Revolution: The story of a male wrestler trapped inside a woman’s body: 2017-18

 

DANN came back from injury and spun his wheels for the first few part of the year, until the second week of March, when he beat Chi Guy (CM Punk) to win the UK Wrestling world heavyweight championship.

A week later, he beat Tug Jaffazero (Takayama) in a loser leaves fed match, then defeated female grappler Mid Knight in 15 seconds in the last week of March.
In June/July, Dann engaged in a feud with one half of the tag team champs Ethan McCloud (accompanied by his tag team partner). There was no clear winner in their two bouts.
Showing little loyalty to UK Wrestling, Dann made the big move in the third week of July after being poached by Federation Online without dropping the belt. This was after being promised an immediate intercontinental title match with old foe Whack Ax. Dann won the match decisively to become new inter champ and dominated the fed till he vacated the title and jumped back to UK Wrestling (for an admittedly better financial deal, but with no creative control) at the end of September.
[I felt like Riki Choshu in the mid-80s here.]
2017: 38 matches, and I won 81% of them
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AN UNINSPIRING start to 2018 saw Dann cool his heels in UK Wrestling. No title matches were forthcoming and he grew frustrated, leading to unnecessary losses.

When he was offered a great contract to jump to Maple Leaf Wrestling in mid-April, Dann took it.
After winning a top contenders bout in early May, he defeated Oje Goodman for the light heavyweight title a week later.
Meanwhile, he was facing some great-named grapplers like Jap Sai (Tensai) and Crispin Noir (Chris Benoit).
Dann hung onto the belt with ease, his only setback coming later in the year when he lost creative control of my contract and was renamed “Catherine Loveday”. WTF?
2018: 37 matches and won 83%. Not bad considering my run of injuries during the year.
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