The Superstars of CSF Professional Wrestling open the new year in style live from the Cheese and Grain in Frome on Sunday 3rd February with a true star-studded line up of International Pro Wrestling action.
The popular venue hosts another live edition of ‘Wrestling Showdown!’, which will see over two hours of bone-crunching, high-flying, action-packed family entertainment take place as 14 top wrestling names do battle in five championship, tag team and grudge matches.
On February 3rd, the Nasty Boys join CSF Wrestling at the family friendly event, featuring such competitors as: ‘The Fox’ Kian Kelly, Charlie Sterling, WWE NXT star ‘English Lion’ Eddie Ryan, Bane and Bronson, The Saint, Olly Lloyd, Dan Splash and masked star White Tiger, along with a host of new names making their first appearance in Frome, including top Uk star Jimmy Meadows.
CSF management say, “Wrestling fans at the Cheese and Grain have always given us a warm welcome when we visit town. We held our first bout here 14 years ago and have now held over 40 live events at the venue. We bring the biggest names in the world to our shows and look forward to giving fans of all ages another action-packed evening of live entertainment in February.”
Doors open at 5pm with showtime at 5.30pm. The event will finish by 8pm, following this there will be a chance to have a photos taken and collect autographs from the star-studded roster including The Nasty Boys! General admission tickets are priced at £12 each all ages, available on the door at 5pm or in advance from the venue in person. Tel: 01373 455420. Online booking, with no additional booking fee are available by visiting www.wrestlingtickets.online. Advance booking advised.
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