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Rumble in SA

Rumble in SA

Date: 2020-02-07

Professional wrestling is back in Durban! Renowned promoter and former Universal Wrestling Federation CEO, Mano Singh this week announced that a bevy of wrestlers were headed to the city to participate in "Rumble in SA" at Sibaya Casino's Sun Park on 26 and 28 February 2020.

Singh is remembered for bringing the biggest names in wrestling to South Africa including the likes of Tiger Singh, Gama Singh, Tiger Jeeth Singh, Kevin Nash, Scott Stiener, Rikishi, Test, Warlord, and the list goes on.

Included on the list are Rex Gunner, Rocket Ron, Black Widow, Leather Face, Gravity, Devon van de Westhuisen, Wiese, Jay Titan, Monre, Tornado, Jackal and Dirty and Dustin Angel.

The promoter will also introduce Gurshinder Singh, mentored, tutored and managed from the legendary Gama Singh camp.

Singh has been wrestling all over the world and has created waves, freshly of international television which is aired over 160 different countries.

"This is going to be one 'helluva' bill. We're literally expecting fireworks. So, Durban better watch out, wrestling is back with a bang," said Singh.

He warned there would be limited seating and therefore it was imperative that fans booked tickets early. Tickets can be purchased at Ticketpros and range from R 200 to R 500. Visit https://www.ticketpros.co.za.

"To date there has been huge interest, as Durban has not really seen proper wrestling since 2010. We believe that this event will once again raise the interest of the community and result in large numbers coming to it."