This morning, @joe_allmark had to make a decision that was not easy by any means.

The awful news that Brian Dixon had passed away late last night came as a shock to everyone. During this trying moment, all of his friends and family members were there to console and help him out in every way they could.

When I was sixteen years old, Brian chose me to be a member of the all-star squad that he coached. The year 2007 was the one in which it took place.

Everyone in our industry who is somebody has a funny tale to tell about Brian, and at some point or another, they have all competed in an all-star match alongside him at some point.
He devoted his entire life to the sport of wrestling and provided me and countless other wrestlers with the opportunity to learn from him underneath what he referred to as his “learning tree.”

The bulk of the time, I get a sense of being defeated. I want to show my love to each and every one of his family, and they all know where to find me if they ever need any kind of support from me. I hope this finds you well.

I had the privilege of working for all-star wrestling UK, which can be found on Twitter under the handle @allstarwrestlinguk, for the better part of the sixteen years prior to this. Brian has carved out a niche for himself in the world of professional wrestling as both a guide and a character who may be compared to a parent.

It is possible to state beyond any reasonable doubt that he is the promoter who has enjoyed the greatest amount of success throughout the entirety of the history of the United Kingdom.

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