Lucha Libre Volcnica brings pro wrestling to Tacoma

Tacoma, WALocal News

Lucha Libre Volcánica, a Tacoma-based wrestling school, is enriching the local sports scene by specializing in the high-flying Mexican wrestling style known as Lucha Libre. Led by the experienced José Luis Gómez, referred to as "The Professor," the school trains aspiring wrestlers in a unique cultural environment. Gómez, who has over 45 years of experience, emphasizes that this is the only wrestling school in the Northwest dedicated solely to Mexican wrestling. The promotion features a diverse roster of around 30 talented fighters, with some already making waves in major promotions like WWE. Luchador Perro Rata shares insights on how the community involvement at their shows, such as encouraging kids to play in the ring, sets them apart from other wrestling events.

Dynamic Rook Kelly notes the growing popularity of pro wrestling in Washington, highlighting how it attracts new audiences. The article captures the essence of Lucha Libre Volcánica as a vibrant platform for cultural expression and community engagement. Readers are encouraged to follow their Facebook and X pages for more information on upcoming events.

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