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For the first time since UCW Revolution, both Doctor Ian and Greg Venom will appear together on a UCW Pay-Per-View card, live at GoldRush, being held at Joe Louis Arena, in Detroit, Mich. on Nov. 19.

It was hyped in the news for weeks, anticipated by fans since the moment they left the public eye and dreamed about since their last match together as a tag team against Declan O'Connell and Leon Desfait, months ago.

"I can't wait to see them back in action,” said Jeff Dodson, UCW commentator for live events. “When Ian and Greg get into the ring, they’re explosive. When they get into the ring as a team? They’re unbelievable.”

This Sunday, Ian and Venom will appear as the fabled tag team, the BROs (who took their name from the 90’s boy band of the same name, after hearing the song “When Will I Be Famous” on the radio) against two of UCW’s newest talents – Caleb Siretta and Xavier Caine.

Xavier Caine is a late addition to the pay-per-view card, replacing Jeff Mouland, who had to drop out of the show due to a personal emergency. He was quickly replaced by a backstage presence heretofore unknown, and is reportedly ready to go for the Mind Games television broadcast following GoldRush.

“I'm sorry first off for Jeff Mouland as he is unable to compete in this match,” Xavier Caine said. “Yet I think I'm more sorry for the pain and suffering that will be inflicted upon the BROs.”

Caleb Siretta was unavailable for comment, but a source close to the wrestler was quoted as saying that this is the beginning of the “Siretta Era.”

“You think there are fantastic opportunities to break in your career in a new organization,” the source said. “But, having your second match in a new company against the BROs? You can’t ask for better than that.”

A representative for Joey Johnson sent out a press release hyping the upcoming match, saying that the match between the BROs and the team of Siretta and Caine represents the veteran fold of UCW, legends of the industry, and two outstanding talents that are integrating with the roster. [UCW] is extremely anticipatory of whatever might unfold live in Detroit, when the BROs attempt to prove that they are without ring rust, and Siretta/Caina tries to show the world that they belong in Ultimate Championship Wrestling.

“You don’t get bigger than the BROs,” said Mike Heffron, commentator for UCW. “Caleb and Caine have a huge challenge set out before them … but from what I’ve seen of Caleb, and from what I’ve heard of Caine from his boss, Crackerjack, at XFC, these two might be a team capable of unseating one of UCW’s greatest tag teams of all time.”

The last time the BROs teamed up, they lost to Leon Desfait and Declan O’Connell, two newcomers to UCW, similar to Siretta and Caine. However, at that point each brother, Ian and Greg, had a different feud on their mind, and consequently may not have been in the proper mind to function as a team. Now, with nothing weighing on their mind except a return to prominence, many expect to see the greatest tag performance since their famed triple-threat tag team match against the teams of Kaplan James and Seth Cage, and Luke Tanner and Christopher Jacobs.

“You dream about matches that launch careers, and you dream about matches that redefine legends,” Dodson said. “You never expect for two destinies to intersect and for both situations to occur in one match.”