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Tickets To See Wrestling's 'Second Coming'
“Do you remember Big Daddy? Kendo Nagasaki? Giant Haystacks? Do you think wrestling in this country has ended?
If so… you couldn’t be more wrong! Main Event Wrestling - www.mewonline.co.uk - is a local promotion which specialises in bringing professional wrestlers from all over the UK, and the world, together to put on a fantastic and entertaining show for all the family.
The next event, called “Second Coming”, is being held on February 25th at the Journal Tyne Theatre in Newcastle. It features a mix of local and national talent with international superstars like the former WWE Intercontinental Champion Honky Tonk Man and ITV’s Celebrity Wrestling coach Joe E Legend.The bdaily has teamed up with Main Event Wrestling to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of tickets to go and see the show for themselves!
All you have to do is email milly@thebgroup.co.uk before 5pm on Wednesday 8th February and tell Milly the name of one of the stars appearing at the show. All correct entries will be entered into a draw with the winner drawn at random.Tickets are also on sale now through www.mewonline.co.uk via Ticketmaster, or in person from the Newcastle Wrestling Store in the Newgate Shopping Centre.Good luck!Usual competition rules apply (available on request) and the editor’s decision is final.
The prize is non-transferable and no cash alternative is offered.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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