KARACHI: More than two dozen professional wrestlers, including former fighters from US conglomerate World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), took part in Pakistan’s first ever international professional wrestling competition. The event kick started on Wednesday.
Here are some photos from what was an exciting, fun-filled night for Karachi’s wrestling fans.
Professional wrestler Angel’s Bombita (top) fights with opponent Audrey Bride during a wrestling match in the Pakistani city of Karachi on late May 17, 2017.
More than two dozen professional wrestlers, including former fighters from US conglomerate World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), are taking part in Pakistan’s first ever international professional wrestling competition. / AFP PHOTO / RIZWAN TABASSUM
Pakistani wrestling fans react as they watch a fight during Pro Wrestling Entertainment (PWE) show in Karachi, Pakistan May 17, 2017. Picture taken May 17, 2017. REUTERS/Akhtar Soomro
Professional wrestler Tiny Iron (L) lifts opponents Fury (top R) and Tango Tim during a wrestling match in the Pakistani city of Karachi on late May 17, 2017.
More than two dozen professional wrestlers, including former fighters from US conglomerate World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), are taking part in Pakistan’s first ever international professional wrestling competition. / AFP PHOTO / RIZWAN TABASSUM
Professional wrestler Audrey Bride (top) fights with her opponents Betty Trash (L) and Angel’s Bombita during a wrestling match in the Pakistani city of Karachi on late May 17, 2017.
More than two dozen professional wrestlers, including former fighters from US conglomerate World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), are taking part in Pakistan’s first ever international professional wrestling competition. / AFP PHOTO / RIZWAN TABASSUM
Professional wrestler Aaron Rammy (L) fights with his opponent Adam Flex Maxted during a wrestling match in the Pakistani city of Karachi on late May 17, 2017.
More than two dozen professional wrestlers, including former fighters from US conglomerate World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), are taking part in Pakistan’s first ever international professional wrestling competition. / AFP PHOTO / RIZWAN TABASSUM
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