Preston City Wrestling returns to Flag Market for a tenth year

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Two wrestlers battle it out on the Flag Market Pic: Karen Browne
Two wrestlers battle it out on the Flag Market Pic: Karen Browne
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Preston City Wrestling’s annual spectacle returns to the Flag Market this weekend. 

Attendees can expect an afternoon filled with high-energy matches, dramatic storylines, and colourful costumes that will keep them on the edge of their seats. 

This year’s line-up features an array of talent, including both seasoned professionals and rising stars from the local and international wrestling scenes.

Fighters Rossy Rascal, Jordan Kane, Philip Michael and Liam Cafferkey will duke it out for the belt of glory, along with many more. 

Preston City Wrestling crowds on the Flag Market Pic: Paul Yates
Preston City Wrestling returns for its tenth year Pic: Paul Yates

Councillor Anna Hindle, Cabinet Member for Culture and Arts at Preston City Council, said: “Preston City Wrestling attracts a huge community of fans who gather to share their passion for the sport.

“We are delighted that we have been able to host this fantastic event for ten years, at the heart of the city and we hope to continue for many more.”

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In addition to the main event, there will be opportunities for meet-and-greet sessions with the wrestlers, making it a perfect outing for families and wrestling enthusiasts alike.

The popular event will take place on Saturday 17 August from 1pm. Tickets are available from TicketTailor – it’s free to attend in the standing area and seated tickets are £5.

More information can be found on the Visit Preston website.

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