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"Night of Wrestling" Draws the Masses

By Miguel Cruz, Community Writer
March 5, 2014 at 01:12pm. Views: 247

Dozens gathered at the American Sports University in San Bernardino for a recent night of wrestling. The EWF brought spectacular fight after fight as house heroes RJ, Flecha Fugaz, Killa Gorilla, Richie Slade, and Uptown Andy Brown took on villains and wrestlers from all over the world. RJ took on and beat out Frair Roman during the first event. Flecha Fugaz delivered when he beat out villain Patient Zero, an eccentric but frightening opponent. Killa Gorilla gained new fans when he won the Super Heavy Weight battle of the night. The American Championship event of the night grew intense as Uptown Andy fans found out that Raunchy Rico had won the match due to a technicality. A rematch will settle the score between them on March 31st. The commissioner of the EWF, who celebrated his birthday that night, got into a word battle with Raunchy Rico, sharing "These are proud San Bernardino People. Uptown Andy will take you on for the rematch!". The main event for the night featured El Misterioso Jr. and el Maravilla versus the Triangle of Terror. El Misterioso Jr. and El Maravilla won to the delight of the cheering crowd. "We love wrestling. We decided to come and watch it live for our second time," shared friends Barry Hill and Sergio Bello. Hill won a mask during a raffle at the event. "We are bringing wrestling to this community" said Jesse Hernandez, who owns the School of Hard Knocks Pro Wrestling School. "As you see, we have a lot of fans." Martin Bernal, a Bloomington resident took the opportunity to have a good time with friends and family. "It's a good way to spend time with family." said Martin Bernal, who came in support of Frair Roman. "Better luck next time to him."

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