Wrestlers ready to face off in aid of good cause
One of the biggest stars of British wrestling is heading to West Sussex for a special charity event on Sunday, September 13.
Heavyweight sensation Bullit, a top contender for the Premier Wrestling Federation title, will be in action at the Ferring Country Centre in a fundraising show for PHAB Friends Worthing, a support group for disabled adults, that will also feature an over the top rope, last man standing American rumble.
The 6ft 3in grappling giant, who weighs in at 21 stone, is a popular figure with fans at Worthing’s Charmandean Centre, where he defeated ‘Big Money’ Bobby Vegas in his last appearance in March.
Another big ring personality well known to local ringsiders, the self-styled ‘Prince of Mumbai’ Rishi Ghosh, is set to add his weight to the PHAB cause and makes no secret of the fact that he has a score to settle when he teams up with Worthing’s wrestling guitarist David Lovejoy to take on the notorious Storm Boyz.
The star-studded line-up will also include Brazil's Viktor de Avila, Sussex champion P.J. Reeves, Lancing’s bearded heavyweight star Christian Dante, high-flying Worthing ace Peyton Zero, and two more popular Sussex stars: Isaac Freyda and Casey Bitout.
The show, outdoors in good weather or under cover in the centre’s barn facility, kicks off at 2.30pm. Tickets are available in advance from www.ticketsource.com/phab-friends-worthing or by calling 0333 666 3366. The centre has a limited number of seats, so fans are asked to bring chairs for the occasion if possible.