International Wrestlers will be wrestling LIVE this May in Pakistan

A big treat for the Wrestling fans in Pakistan. Chris Masters ‘The #Masterpiece‘, and Wade ‘#BadNews Barret, along with 23 other International Wrestlers will be wrestling LIVE, this May, in Pakistan, 17th May in Karachi (KMC City sports Complex), 19th May in Lahore (Alhumra Cultural Complex) & 21st May 2017 in Islamabad (Liaquat Gymnasium).

So if you are looking forward to witness this excitement and thrill go grab your tickets as limited tickets are available.

Tickets Pricing :

General: 1500
Executive: 5000
Premium: 10000
VIP: 15000/Included back stage pass
You can Grab your tickets now from: eTicketing.pk

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About Pro Wrestling Entertainment

Pro Wrestling is the first ever Live Wrestling Show in Pakistan presented by the biggest and only Sports Event Management and Promotion Company in Pakistan “Pro Wrestling Entertainment”. We Believe we could introduce the peaceful Pakistani nation, the beauty and soft image of Pakistan through sporting activities.

Some 25 international players, including former WWE stars, will make Pakistan their stomping grounds in May when they visit three major cities in the country, it was announced on Tuesday March 21, 2017. The international wrestlers will take part in the grand wrestling events in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad organised by the Pro Wrestling Entertainment (PWE).

In a video footage, aired at the pre-launch ceremony, wrestlers expressed their enthusiasm for performing in Pakistan.France-based wrestler of Pakistani origin, Badshah Khan, Tiny Iron, Yacine Osmani and wrestling legend in Europe, Flesh Gordon, along with PWE CEO Syed Asim Ali Shah and the team were present on the occasion.

“We want to show that Pakistanis can also do it. There is a demand and fan base for pro-wrestling in Pakistan… we are bringing professional wrestling to Pakistan now,” said Khan.
He explained that the promotion will arrange three shows, with the first one in May where international wrestlers will perform. “And then, we plan to start an academy to train potential Pakistani wrestlers. Rest assured, whatever we do, we will do it in style.”

Iron said he already felt he was part of the Pakistani community. “Thank you for welcoming me with open arms. Forget the news and all the talk in the media. Pakistan is definitely one of the most beautiful countries in the world,” he said.

Gordon said he had “promoted professional wrestling in Europe for 40 years and now, it’s a pleasure to bring this international art form to Pakistan”.

The performances, according to Khan, were not just for the rich. “Everyone, rich or poor, young or old, can enjoy it and we will make sure it does. We will give out 10% of the tickets to the audience for free,” he said.

Pro-wrestling is a combat sport that’s popular all around the world. Even Pakistan has a large fan base enamored with interest and viewership to watch wrestling, especially WWE. As it is mostly focused on sports such as cricket, hockey and football, wrestling almost always gets lost in the shuffle. Pakistanis have so far only watched the spectacle through their television and laptop screens.