Pro Wrestling is heading to Port Douglas as part of Carnivale celebrations
Pro wrestling is coming to Port Douglas as part of an action-packed Carnivale line-up. It’s one of a number of new shows making its debut at the Douglas Shire’s biggest party.
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PRO WRESTLING is coming to Port Douglas as part of an action packed Carnivale line-up.
It’s one of a number of new shows making its debut at the Douglas Shire’s biggest party and if the pre-event buzz is anything to go buy, it promises to be one hell of a night.
The Pro Wrestling Power, better known as PWP, will bring its colourful roster to The Oaks Resort on Saturday, May 15 with crowd favourite the Prince of Port Douglas, aka Sam Evans, set to lock horns with Chaos. And the Cairns-based star had a message for the home crowd.
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“I don’t think Port Douglas can even handle Chaos up there,” he said.
“The beauty is they have put me in the royal rumble.
“I’m pretty sure I’m going to win, like I always do.”
The feature event is the IronBar Royal Rumble where the winner will take home a cool $10,000 cash.
Crowds can yell themselves hoarse barracking for the goodies or the baddies in this two-hour show featuring local wrestlers.
Douglas Shire Mayor Michael Kerr said Carnivale always puts on a varied and quality program and 2021 is no exception.
“The events, experiences and atmosphere of Carnivale is like nothing else,” he said.
“What a great line up of events we have this year.”
The Wonderland Spiegeltent opens the week-long celebration on Friday, May 14.
Blunderland and Popcorn Underground are just for adults while The Greatest Magic Show will have mum, dad and kids spellbound.
Spiderbait and Tex Perkins headline Carnivale weekend from May 19-22.
Originally published as Pro Wrestling is heading to Port Douglas as part of Carnivale celebrations
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