Pro wrestling action returns to Greater Sudbury this weekend as Project X Wrestling takes over the Cambrian College gym on April 20.
“We are very happy to be working with NostalgiaCon Sudbury this year and will be having a NostalgiaCon-themed wrestling show for this event,” Project X told Sudbury.com. “The Project X Heavyweight Champion Magnum McLaren, who is from Sudbury, will be facing Montreal's Genesis. This will be a match you don't want to miss.”
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