Professional wrestling takes over Bendix Arena, Saturday
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It's going to be a slobber knocker in South Bend!
"Warrior Wrestling" takes over Bendix Arena, Saturday, with international stars Will Ospreay and Brian Cage going head-to-head in the main event.
The Chicago-based professional wrestling promotion is owned by Notre Dame alumni, Steve Tortorello. With live events returning to normal, Tortorello tells ABC57 companies are back to exploring new markets, with high-quality venues like Bendix Arena.
“If that venue were in downtown Chicago, it would be booked every day of the year,” Tortorello said. “And South Bend really has a lot to offer. So I do think that entertainment companies like us are starting to look at getting away from the congested big cities."
Warrior Wrestling 18 is Saturday, January 22, at 7PM. Tickets are available here: Warrior Wrestling 18 Tickets in South Bend, IN, United States (ticketleap.com)
