NZPWI
  • WWE
  • NJPW
  • AEW
  • New Zealand
    • Upcoming Events
  • People’s Choice
  • Interviews
  • Tours
    • WWE New Zealand Live Tour (December 2026)
    • WSW MegaMania (October 2026)
    • Sakura Events On the Mat (November 2016)
    • WWE Live (August 2016)
    • WWE SmackDown Road to WrestleMania 22 (March 2006)
    • WWA The Reckoning (May 2003)
No Result
View All Result
NZPWI
  • WWE
  • NJPW
  • AEW
  • New Zealand
    • Upcoming Events
  • People’s Choice
  • Interviews
  • Tours
    • WWE New Zealand Live Tour (December 2026)
    • WSW MegaMania (October 2026)
    • Sakura Events On the Mat (November 2016)
    • WWE Live (August 2016)
    • WWE SmackDown Road to WrestleMania 22 (March 2006)
    • WWA The Reckoning (May 2003)
No Result
View All Result
NZPWI
No Result
View All Result

Sayers challenges Rufguts for NZWPW title tonight

by David Dunn
September 5, 2014
in 2010s, New Zealand
0
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

After a chaotic Beat Down event last Friday, scores look to be settled more definitively at NZWPW Bringing Down the Beat Down tonight.

Following their out of control brawl at the end of last Friday’s event, NZWPW CWO Rehu has announced Paul Sayers and “Rufguts” Roddy Gunn will meet with the NZWPW Championship on the line.

Furthermore, The Nobodies will be banned from ringside, meaning Rufguts will have to face Sayers alone without the help of Dream Catcher or JC Star.

Can Sayers combine his quest for revenge with the pursuit of gold, and hit Rufguts where it hurts the most by prying the NZWPW Championship from him with Dream Catcher and JC Star powerless to intervene?

JC Star will be tied up in a rematch of his own earlier in the evening when he faces Ben Mana.

Mana defeated Star by disqualification last Friday night when Dream Catcher blew a handful of Dream Dust into Mana’s eyes. As such, The Nobodies will also be banned from ringside for this contest, giving the Modern Maori Warrior a chance to get even with Star.

NZWPW Bringing Down the Beat Down takes place tonight, September 5, at the He Toa Gym on North Street, Petone. Doors open at 7pm with the first match scheduled for 7.30pm. Tickets are available on the door ($15 for adults, $10 for children). The card, subject to change, is listed below.

NZWPW Bringing Down the Beat Down Card:

  • NZWPW Championship:
    “Rufguts” Roddy Gunn vs. Paul Sayers
  • Ben Mana vs. JC Star
  • He Toa Cup:
    Mr Silver (c) vs. Axl
  • Rodeo Drive (Bryant & Chad Howard) vs. The Wainui Express
Tags: Ben ManaBringing Down the Beat DownJC StarNZWPWPaul SayersRufgutsThe Nobodies

Related Posts

Howard defends against Roberts at NZWPW Power Play

Howard defends against Roberts at NZWPW Power Play

by David Dunn
November 10, 2017
0

The regular sounds of the Hutt City Musical Theatre will be replaced by those of grunts, groans and bodyslams later...

Sayers to wrestle NJPW’s Goto at On the Mat

Sayers to wrestle NJPW’s Goto at On the Mat

by David Dunn
October 1, 2016
0

It appeared event organisers had already made their decision, but overwhelming support from the New Zealand pro-wrestling community has earned...

Upcoming Events

WWE returns to Auckland this December, tickets on sale this week

October 12, 2026
WWE Money in the Bank 2026 predictions, preview – NZPWI Roundtable

WWE Money in the Bank 2026 predictions, preview – NZPWI Roundtable

October 10, 2026
WWE SummerSlam 2026 predictions, preview – NZPWI Roundtable

WWE SummerSlam 2026 predictions, preview – NZPWI Roundtable

July 31, 2026

NZPWI Calendar (click here)

Copyright © NZPWI. All Rights Reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • WWE
  • NJPW
  • AEW
  • New Zealand
    • Upcoming Events
  • People’s Choice
  • Interviews
  • Tours
    • WWE New Zealand Live Tour (December 2026)
    • WSW MegaMania (October 2026)
    • Sakura Events On the Mat (November 2016)
    • WWE Live (August 2016)
    • WWE SmackDown Road to WrestleMania 22 (March 2006)
    • WWA The Reckoning (May 2003)

Copyright © NZPWI. All Rights Reserved.