For the first time in years, Warrenton will be the site of a family-friendly, professional wrestling show to benefit the Warrenton Athletic Resource (WAR) program.“If you have ever seen WWF or …
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For the first time in years, Warrenton will be the site of a family-friendly, professional wrestling show to benefit the Warrenton Athletic Resource (WAR) program.“If you have ever seen WWF or WWE-style wrestling and wanted to go to one, now is your chance,” commented WAR President Jeremiah Koch.The high-flying stunts begin at 6 p.m. Sept. 14 at Warrenton High School.There also will be a 50/50 raffle fundraiser at the event. This wrestling show is hosted by K4 Fitness, Hapkido Plus and ACW Wrestling.WAR is a youth-based program to provide Warrenton children with after-school activities, programs, sports education, camps and life skill lessons. Every dollar raised stays in the Warrenton community.Tickets are $5, and can be purchased at K4 Fitness/Hapkido Plus at 402 Progress Road in Warrenton.Those wishing to become involved or sponsor the program can contact Jeremiah Koch at 314-750-1182.
