Is Angel coming out of retirement?

In an unexpected announcement, Angel sent out the following Tweet this week:

CWF in Rockwall this Saturday night! Heisman defends the CWF title, Bishop in singles action, plus Angel vs Tim Storm. http://ow.ly/3FXoj

Angel announced his retirement via e-mail at the October 2010 CWF show in Rockwall, Texas and as of Oct. 18, 2010 Angel has not made any contact with anyone in the CWF family.

So announcing a match between himself and Tim Storms definitely comes as a surprise to everyone.

It appears Angel may be ready to come out of hiding as he told christianwrestling.com:

“Although I planned to take extended time off to rest my body after 11 years of being in the ring, I felt like I needed to come back sooner. My body feels fine and I couldn’t pass up the chance to wrestle Tim Storm again. Also, Bishop’s behavior has been a bit erratic lately and Ryan Heart won’t be there on Saturday to keep him in line. I just want to be there for Talladega Xtreme. I appreciate Rob letting me take a little time and I appreciate him letting me come back early. Let’s roll.”

And as Angel mentioned, Bishop has been a little bit unpredictable in recent months so CWF fans are wondering which Bishop they will get this month; the loyal partner of Ryan Heart or the man who still swears that he never lost the CWF title back in 2007?

Bishop shows his Doctor's note exempting him from a match in 2006

Come to the CWF Warehouse this Saturday to find out…

Former WWE Superstar Elijah Burke will be appearing at the CWF Warehouse in Rockwall, Texas on Jan. 24th, 2009!

Burke is a former officer for the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office in Florida who would become an amateur boxer in Jacksonville’s Club 5 and Club Plush where he claims to have had a 98-1 win/loss record. According to his WWE.com profile, Burke has a record of 103-1 with 102 knockouts in his amateur career. According to WWE, the only loss he sustained was a disqualification, after he knocked his opponent out and refused to back down to his corner. Before each of his matches he writes the phrase “4-Up” on his wrist tape, and in an interview with WWE Magazine, Burke stated that this came from the phrase “I’m going to give you five upside your head,” used by comedians such as Redd Foxx.

Read more about Burke on Wikipedia.