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An event for the ages

New Age Wrestling will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a spectacular main event.

High-flying cruiserweights, hard-hitting brawlers and the company’s best wrestlers will gather at N.A.W Arena, 27 Talmage Street, Albion this Saturday.

The main event is arguably the biggest bout the company has held, with three of its top wrestlers competing for the two biggest titles – the heavyweight championship and the south pacific championship.

Wrestler Tass Tokatlidis said it will be a night for the ages.

“We’ve never had a bout where the two biggest titles are up for grabs, so it’s a massive main event,” he said.

“It’s not just that though, all the matches have meaning.

“I’m in a singles event but the stakes are high. If I lose, my contract will be terminated and I’ll be forced to leave the company.”

The event starts at 6.30pm and will include a hall of fame announcement.

“New Age Wrestling has been around for over a decade,” Tokatlidis said.

“The hall of fame honours those who came before us and paved the way in making New Age Wrestling what it is.”

Tickets: www.facebook.com/ NawNewAgeWrestling/

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