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Pony Xpress Wrestling returns next Friday with Osborn show

OSBORN, Mo. (KQTV) -- After a multi-year hiatus, Pony Xpress Wrestling is gearing up for an all-out return show at Windy Wine Company.

From the mind of experienced pro wrestler Kraig Keesaman and his team comes the return of Pony Xpress Wrestling.

Recognizable names are readying to take the ring for PXW on October 16. The card, which is subject to change, will see the likes of St. Joseph native Handsome Scott Hansen, luchador wrestlers from Mexico, and a showcase match of talent from nearby Tri-States Wrestling, where there will be a title match between Dr. Isin and Cornelius J Poppington III.

Also featured on the card is veteran wrestler Miranda Gordy, daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Terry Gordy. However, a great fighter in her own right, displaying her talents yet again for PXW.

"We know that people love coming out and watching the show and having a little bit of wine, and people have been asking for it. And so now we're delivering because we enjoy doing it and we enjoy entertaining the fans," Gordy shared. "We like the return it gets, bringing people in and having a good time."

Keesaman and PXW not only hope they can get wrestling fans back to their area, but plan to make it a long-standing attraction that the area can be proud of. Displaying the best talent possible while also bringing people together in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere."

"Come out, see some wrestling, kind of like they used to do in on the old KQ2 days with big two wrestling and have a good time," said Keesaman. "Cheer the wrestlers you love, boo the ones you don't like and then just have a good time. That's what it's all about."

Tickets are just $12 for this family-friendly wrestling show, with doors opening at 6:00 pm and the first match beginning at 7:00 pm. Tickets are available at Windy Wine Company, located at 9478 SW State Hwy J in Osborn, or by clicking here.

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