Little Miracles, a parent led group for parents of children with additional needs and disabilities, is hosting ann afternoon wit the country’s top wrestlers to help bring in funds for charity.
Ultimate British Wrestling, the Santa Spectacular is on Sunday December 18 when the charity teams up with the guys and girls from the UBW for a fundraiser at the Littleport Leisure Centre between 2.30pm and 5pm.
This is open for members as well as the general public and costs £5 per person (adult or child) – under 3’s go free.
A family show the event is suitable for children of all ages as you get the chance to cheer on the good guys and boo the bad guys!
There will also be an opportunity to meet the UBW stars at the end of the show and have your photo taken with the Championship Belt.
There will be five mixed matches during the afternoon and plenty of opportunity to grab hot or cold refreshments at the venue.
A spokesman for the Cambridge, Ely and Newmarket Little Miracles charity said: “We owe a massive thank you to everyone at UBW, as all the proceeds from the event are going to Little Miracles CEN which is a truly amazing gesture indeed.
“We hope that you can join us on the day and a lot of fun and laughter will certainly be had!”
• UBW Santa Spectacular fundraiser on Sunday December 18t. Doors open 2pm. Main Event 2.30pm to 5pm. £5 per person at Littleport Leisure Centre. Tickets can be bought at the centre reception.
• For booking queries please email hello@littlemiraclescharity.org
• Already on the event card are Trashman Marcus Broome, Kruiz, Team HIIT, Lucas Lightning, “High Flying Sensation”, Rich N Famous, Roxxi Lawless, Tommy Nova, Bobbi Tyler, Kelly Sixx.
• The event is sponsored by Royal Rumble for the first ever Littleport Cup!
• You can support this event by sponsoring a bout or placing an advert in the programme. Alternatively donate a prize to the raffle draw.
• Contact hello@littlemiraclescharity.org if you would like to book an advert.
• For more details on the event visit Little Miracles
• To buy a ticket visit the booking site for general public
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