BWR Lawsuit Statement

The British Wrestling Revolution has today come to an agreement with The Undertaker relating to the lawsuit brought against the company in late-2015. The company has acknowledged its mistakes and admitted that it could have prevented the events that took place at Sunday Bloody Sunday. The Undertaker will not be returning to the company, nor will Edge who was also badly burned during the Inferno Match.

For his actions, Christian has been suspended indefinitely from in-ring competition.

Principal owner Charles Williams is pleased to announce that BWR Shatter is now able to return to its regular broadcasting schedule. However, Mr Williams will not be returning on-screen for the time being as he seeks to take some time out to relax from what was an enduring court battle.

As a result, Shatter Commissioner William Regal has been given the role of Acting General Manager and will run the Shatter in Mr Williams's absence. Unbreakable remains unaffected. Upon being asked about his new role, William Regal said, "I'm glad that the lawsuit has been resolved and Mr Williams can relax knowing that he has given the right man control of the brand. I've already been hard at work and have a major announcement to make on Shatter when we return."

BWR Shatter is expected to return this month (May 2016). Keep your eye on Instagram (@britishwrestlingrevolution) for more updates.