Professional wrestling fans in northeastern Kentucky will have an opportunity to see a number of nationally recognized stars later this month as Big Time Pro Wrestling makes its return to Morehead.
Big Time Pro Wrestling will present "Cruel Summers" on Thursday, July 30, with action getting underway at 7:30 p.m. Doors will open at 7:00 p.m., and all seats are $20. Tickets will be available at the door.
The event is scheduled to feature an impressive lineup of talent, including former World Wrestling Entertainment superstar Carlito, "The Wrestling Machine" Corey Sparks, hardcore wrestling legend Mad Man Pondo, former TNA/Impact Wrestling star Larry D, Jack Bravado, international wrestling star Chase Emery, "Bitter" Brian Compton, Kellin' Cravin, Total Punishment, and more.
As with most professional wrestling events, the card is subject to change.
Promoter Issues Warning About Alleged Impersonation
In addition to promoting the upcoming event, Big Time Pro Wrestling promoter Freddie Cornell is warning fans and local businesses about an individual who is allegedly posing as a representative of the promotion.
According to Cornell, someone has reportedly been using the Chime payment platform while claiming to represent Big Time Pro Wrestling and soliciting money for advertising and other expenses allegedly connected to the July 30 event.
Cornell stated that the individual is not affiliated with Big Time Pro Wrestling in any capacity and that no one should send money to anyone claiming to represent the promotion through these solicitations.
Anyone who has already sent funds in response to these requests is encouraged to contact their bank or financial institution immediately to determine what options may be available regarding the transaction.
Big Time Pro Wrestling encourages anyone with questions about the event or official advertising opportunities to contact the promotion directly through its official channels rather than responding to unsolicited payment requests.
The Morehead Minute reminds readers to exercise caution whenever asked to send money electronically and to verify the identity of anyone claiming to represent a business or organization before making a payment.