JOIN JOEY MARCH 28 AT BMLSS FOR ‘BIG TROUBLE IN MUSKOKA’ WRESTLING FUNDRAISER IN SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY LIVING SOUTH MUSKOKA

Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAY.com

BRACEBRIDGE — Joey Middlebrook will be there front and centre.

Bracebridge’s biggest wrestling fan — who goes about town here carrying his championship belts draped over one of both of his shoulders — will be at BMLSS Saturday March 28 for ‘Big Trouble in Bracebridge.’

“Which is appropriate as he also has the heart of a champion” in the Heart of Muskoka, says Adam Contant, event promoter for Rock Solid Wrestling.

He and his team return for a third year with an always entertaining and anticipated event of “high-impact, family-friendly professional wrestling action” partly in support of Community Living South Muskoka.

Doors open at 6 p.m., with wrestlers answering the first bell at 7 p.m.

Tickets now on sale

  • Tickets went on sale today and will be available in person at Muskoka General Store + Refillery out on Hwy. 118 East at the Ashley Line and Uffington Road intersection.
  • Or online at rocksolidwrestling.tickit.ca.
  • Floor seats $25 and bleacher seats $20.

Fans can expect an unforgettable evening featuring some of the top stars in Canadian professional wrestling, including Canadian Heavyweight Champion Daddy Davis, Canadian Tag Team Champions The Scordinos, The Queen of Rock Solid Wrestling Kc Spinelli, and many more of your favourite Rock Solid Wrestling stars.

Joey Middlebrook is sure to have one or both of his championship belts with him a month from tomorrow at BMLSS for the annual ‘Big Trouble in Muskoka’ wrestling performance matches. PHOTOS Rock Solid Wrestling

“Community Living South Muskoka is proud to support Rock Solid Wrestling and their upcoming event on March 28 at BMLSS. Rock Solid Wrestling consistently puts on exciting, well-run events that bring fans together and support the local wrestling community,” said Erin Gilbert, community participation support assistant with Community Living South Muskoka

“This is our third year in Bracebridge, and every year it gets bigger and better. We can’t wait to see fans old and new come out for a night of fun in support of a wonderful organization,” added Contant.

He said Rock Solid Wrestling has been delivering “high-energy live events across Ontario while partnering with community organizations to raise funds and awareness for important local causes.”

Community Living South Muskoka is a registered charity that provides support to over 400 individuals, like Middlebrook, of all ages with a developmental disability and their families.

  • For more information about Rock Solid Wrestling, go to rocksolidpro.ca or visit their Facebook page here.
  • And for more information about Community Living South Muskoka, visit clsm.on.ca.

    Bouts have been previoiusly held at the former Memorial rink in Bracebridge where they drew decent crowds.
The matches will feature a host of Canadian wrestling stars and champions.

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