NEO Pro Wrestling is looking to make its next Niagara Falls show about more than just what's happening inside the ring.
The local wrestling promotion is bringing back its charitable food drive in support of Project SHARE, encouraging fans to bring a non-perishable food donation to its November 14th event at the Columbus Club.
Co-owner Sam Cino says the initiative began last year, when the promotion collected more than 300 pounds of food.
Following another successful collection at its Jesse Scott Memorial event in September, the group has decided to make giving back a regular part of its shows.
Cino says the food drive is also a way to honour the legacy of Jesse Scott, who founded NEO Pro Wrestling and passed away following a battle with cancer.
Fans who bring a food donation to Saturday's show will also receive an entry into a special prize draw, featuring a wrestling-related item inspired by the classic era of the 1990s.
If you've never been to a show, Cino says it's one of the most exciting things you can do.
The November 14th card will also feature a championship main event, with Bryce Hansen defending the NEO Grand Independent Championship against Anthony Darko in a no-disqualification match.
Cino says the show offers something for longtime wrestling fans and newcomers alike, with plenty of action, drama and comedy, all in a family-friendly and affordable environment.
For tickets and more information, visit GoNeoPro.ca.
(Written by: Matt Latour)