Editing Celtdan McMahon (section)

===Return to Wrestling (December 2011 - February 2013)===
On December 11th, 2011, Celtdan made a shock return to the ring on Showdown as Drewski Hoxley chose him as Voodoo Cooperstone's replacement in a tag team match against DCWF Tag Team Champions Jerico Scarbridge and Mythil Woyseck, in which Drewski and Celtdan won. It was also announced pre-match that Drewski had chosen Celtdan as his opponent in a match at the New Years Bash PPV on January 7th, 2012. The match will be student vs. teacher as Celtdan trained Drewski back in early 2010. Celtdan had a match on the final WarZone of 2011 against Wolf Windshadow, but ring rust showed as he was defeated by the rookie. Three days before on Showdown, after Big Evil had lost the second match of his World Title Best of 5 series with Ranma Yoshiro, Big Evil preceded to chairshot Celtdan, causing Celtdan to ask for a match with Big Evil on next week's show. On the last Showdown of the year, Celtdan defeated Big Evil in a brutal match thanks to the use of his patented guitar.

Then at New Year's Bash on January 7th, Celtdan was unable to defeat Drewski in an unbelieveably tight match which saw both Drew and Celt kick out of their opponent's finishing moves. It is expected that Celtdan will return to commentary, but there are rumours going about that Celtdan is interested in a full time return to the ring in the near future, but that doctors are strongly advising against it.

On July 16th, 2012, Celtdan announced his intentions to come out of retirement from full-time in-ring action and also confirmed his comeback match would take place on that week's Wednesday WarZone against long-time friend Voodoo Cooperstone. Celtdan, however, also noted that he would still be commentating on a regular basis, but did state that he felt that it was time to step away from permanent commentary work in order to allow him to return to wrestling.

However, on the August 1st 2012 edition of Wednesday WarZone, Celtdan shocked many fans and peers alike when he turned on his long-time friend and student, Drewski Hoxley. After defeat in a tag team match to the Wild West Outlaws, Celtdan removed his knee brace and struck Drewski over the head with the brace. Celtdan also took Voodoo out before he could make the save.

On the following Showdown, Celtdan came out and cut a "worked shoot" promo against the DCWF stating that he had been seriously disrespected and undermined by those in charge. He went onto challenge Drewski to an un-sanctioned match, which took place two weeks later and was won by Drewski after Voodoo and Scarlette Hoxley interfered and helped Celtdan win. Celtdan was reported to be furious at the way he lost the match and had to find a way to stop the "Wild West Outlaws".

It was a few weeks later that Celtdan came out to cut a promo when he was interrupted by Big Evil who said that he supported Celtdan's ideas and felt that he too was being disrespected by both the roster and the DCWF itself. Both men decided to form a tag team known as "The Establishment", which was a reference to the fact that they were two of the longest serving active members of the DCWF and had been part of the company since its very early days. A feud enraged between the new team and the Outlaws, who at the time were the Tag Team Champions. This lead to a Tag Team title match at the Blizzard PPV in December where both Celtdan and Big Evil became tag team champions, giving Celtdan his 2nd tag reign and Big Evil his first.

However, the reign did not go to plan for The Establishment after Tenzan Karu once again resurfaced in early 2013, this time as Brian Payne and took Big Evil's attention. Celtdan returned to commentary, and it was in late January, that Celtdan announced his intention to leave DCWF and to take a break from SL wrestling. Celtdan had his last match for the time being against Ari Lane during WrestleFest V Week's "Retro" matches and then commentated on his last DCWF event at WrestleFest V. Officially, the DCWF Tag Team titles were vacated in March that year.

Celtdan remained part of the DCWF in the following months, although did not actively participate. However, it was in July of 2013 that things changed for Celtdan.