We noted before how UK Champion Pete Dunn made history when he recently completed 500 days with the title, but it appears that he is now dealing with a setback.
Dunn was supposed to compete at Destiny Wrestling’s Raising Hell Tour this weekend but the UK Champion has been pulled from the event due to an undisclosed injury.
Pete who is also the Destiny Wrestling Champion was expected to defend his title against Josh Alexander during a show scheduled for October 7th.
Though after he was removed, the indie promotion has announced that former NXT Star Low Ki will replace Pete Dunn and face Josh at the Raising Hell card on October 7th in Mississauga, Ontario:
NEWS Due to circumstances beyond our control
Pete Dunne will not be able to make it to Canada this weekend. We apologize to everyone for any inconvenience but the show must go on and we are happy to announce that Tyler Bate & Trent Seven will still be coming to represent BSS 👌 pic.twitter.com/62jdcJOgA4— Destiny Wrestling (@DestinyWrestle) October 4, 2018
The promotion has also revealed that Tyler Bate and Trent Seven will be fulfilling for Dunn and they will represent British Strong Style on the weekend’s shows.
The UK Champion last wrestled during a recent Progress Wrestling event from Wembley Stadium and showed no sign of injury while coming out of his bout there.
Not many details are available about Pete Dunn’s status at the point and Destiny Wrestling has stated that they cannot comment on it further.
They also said that WWE will release a statement on his injury in the coming days and we’ll keep you posted about it.