Wolverine was also selected to headline Power Slap 2, this time against his assistant coach, Damien “The Bell” Dibbell. Unfortunately, “The Bell” proved to be too much for Wolverine and one of Dibbell’s slaps dropped Wolverine and he would go on to lose the belt.
And although it hurts to lose the title, the defeat to Dibbell opened up the door for Wolverine to return to his natural weight class of light heavyweight.
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“I decided to drop down a weight class just because even before I came to Power Slap, in the previous company I did it with I was always a light heavyweight,” Wolverine said. “The only time I really ever did heavyweight was to go against Darius. I got to do that in Power Slap 1, I tried to defend the belt against “The Bell,” he ended up coming out victorious, so I knew it was time to go back to my normal weight class.”
Wolverine knows that slap fighting is a 50/50 sport and that’s why he didn’t get too down after the loss to Dibbell. He brushed it off and made the move down.
