The Malice of Versailles takes place February 12 at Tyson Activity Center.
Carlos Colon, Jr., also known as former WWE Superstar Carlito. Shutterstock photo.
(Versailles, Ind.) - A former WWE Superstar and an East Central High School graduate will headline an upcoming pro wrestling show in Versailles.
The Malice of Versailles will take place on Saturday, February 12 at Tyson Activity Center. The show will start at 7:00 p.m. and tickets to the show are available for $10 to $25 at www.prowrestlinginversailles.com.
The event will be headlined by Carlos Colon, Jr., who is best known as former WWE Superstar Carlito.
Colon is a second-generation wrestler from the renowned Puerto Rican Colon wrestling family. His father, Carlos Sr., runs a wrestling promotion based in Puerto Rico called the World Wrestling Council.
In the WWE, Colon wrestled under the name of Carlito from 2003 to 2010. During that time, he became a one-time United States Champion and one-time Intercontinental Champion.
At the Malice of Versailles, Colon will wrestle in the main event against IMPACT Wrestling's VsK.
The referee for that match will be 2003 East Central High School graduate Brandon Tolle.
Tolle began his pursuit of a career in pro wrestling at the age of 18. He trained to become a wrestler while pursuing a degree in Music Education at Northern Kentucky University. Tolle eventually decided that his path into a career in wrestling would be as a referee.
He has since worked several live events, television tapings, and pay-per-views for Dragon Gate Wrestling, Ring of Honor, EVOLVE and IMPACT.
Malice of Versailles will also feature Jake Crist (Ring of Honor, IMPACT), Stephen Wolf (EVOLVE), Nevaeh (IMPACT, SHIMMER), Paloma Starr (SHIMMER), Brayden Lee (Indiana Freestyle State Champion, All-American), and more.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit The Malice Of Versailles - Live Pro Wrestling at Tyson Activity Center Tickets, Sat, Feb 12, 2022 at 7:00 PM | Eventbrite.
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