Come on out and help the Wrestling Community give cancer the beating it deserves.

The Honky Tonk Man is coming!!!

Velox Rugby Club presents Summer Super Slam, an outdoor charity wrestling event, held right in the middle of our field.

The longest reining WWE Intercontinental champion of all-time, The Honky Tonk Man will be headlining the event against ‘Gorgeous’ Michelle Star.

Victoria’s own Nelson Creed will look to settle some unfinished business when he faces off against ‘Rocket’ Randy Tyler in a Grudge match.

Tag team match – Kenny Lush and Billy Suede vs Toni Baroni and Artemis Spencer.

Singles match - Rick the Weapon X vs The Ladies Choice

Womens match – Veronica Vice vs Nicole Matthews

Partial proceeds from this family event will be going to Canada Breast Cancer.

We would like to thank our sponsors for the event, The Zone fm, Snap Magazine and the Strathcona Hotel. Sleemans will be making sure our beer tent is fully stocked for the day also.

So bring your kids or come for a party or come see a WWE legend in action.

Tickets go on sale this Friday and are available at Lyles Place, 770 Fort st.. Get your tickets early.

Adults $20 and kids 16 and under $5. Great value for great entertainment for all ages.

There will be plenty of parking at the event with Mt Doug High supplying parking for $5 a pop, with UVic picking up overflow.

YOU HAVE NOT EXPERIENCED WRESTLING UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN AN INDY SHOW LIKE THIS!!!!

August 14th, 2010 at the Velox Rugby Club on Gordon Head -

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Power Pro Wrestling is in the process of scouting venues for a training facility.

There is currently no training facility for professional wrestling on Vancouver Island.  Commuting to the mainland is an expensive proposition for aspiring grapplers, especially if training occurs more than once a week.

With the possibility of opening a wrestling academy in Victoria, Power Pro Wrestling will be opening the door for many would be wrestlers who can’t afford to pay not only for training but expensive ferry fares as well.

Not only will this be of benefit to students who live on Vancouver Island, but it will allow Power Pro Wrestling to develop homegrown talent.