WWE UK Championship – Hag & Con talk to the UK Superstars at the O2

WWE UK Championship – Hag & Con talk to the UK Superstars at the O2!!!

Hag to William Regal “In the United States they have their own Championship – can the UK have one?”

WWE TO CROWN U.K. CHAMPION in 2017!!!

WWE Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events & Creative, Paul “Triple H” Levesque on stage to make the announcement!!!

William Regal explains the competition!!!

Con asks William Regal and Robbie Brookside “How can I become a UK WWE Superstar?”

Finn Balor talks about his experience with WWE!!!

Hag asks Finn Balor “If you could pick two British Historical figures to be in a match as Superstars for the day – who would you pick?”

Fin Balor’s Signature for Hag and Con!!!

The WWE UK Championship contenders on stage with the Superstars!!!

Tickets for the WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament, emanating from the historic Empress Ballroom in Blackpool, go on sale today at 12:00 PM GMT and can be purchased online at livenation.co.uk.

This unprecedented event will feature a single-elimination tournament and showcase competitors from all four Home Nations and Ireland including: charismatic Trent Seven, from Wolverhampton; hard-hitting Pete Dunne, from Birmingham; Tyler Bate, the bright young 19-year-old star from Dudley, West Midlands; big brawler Wolfgang, from Glasgow; tough Tyson T-Bone, from Malvern; the aggressive Northern Irish grappler Tucker; Irish high-flyer Jordan Devlin, who hails from Bray, in County Wicklow, the same home town as WWE Superstar Finn Bálor®; and Londoner Roy Johnson, a former champion powerlifter.

William Regal, Head Scout, WWE Talent Development, and Robbie Brookside, WWE trainer, participated in the scouting process for the tournament competitors, using their unrivalled knowledge and experience of the UK scene, developed over careers of more than 20 years in the ring.

The WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament on WWE Network will be called by WWE lead announcer Michael Cole, who will be joined by color analyst Nigel McGuinness, a mainstay of the UK independent scene.