Local Wrestler to Bring Curtain Down at Salisbury Slamdown

Tuesday, 4 August 2026 06:00

An afternoon of "high-octane family entertainment" is in store as Ring Wrestling Stars (RWS) brings the Salisbury Slamdown to Salisbury City Hall on Sunday, 13th September.

Promoted by West Country Wrestling's Lewis Blain, who promises an event to remember, the Salisbury Slamdown brings together jaw-dropping aerial manoeuvres, hard-hitting ring action, and larger-than-life characters for two hours of what is described as adrenaline-fueled, family-friendly fun suitable for all ages.

Fans in attendance will see a lineup including the dominant Big D, the dynamic Kiara, and the unpredictable Cueball. The afternoon also promises an emotional highlight, as Salisbury’s very own Tristian Hayes takes to the ring for his final match, looking to leave it all on the line in front of his hometown crowd.

We are told spectators can expect a packed match card featuring high-stakes championship encounters, tag-team action, and post-show meet-and-greet opportunities where fans can take photos and meet their favourite RWS stars up close.

“Big Action. Big Characters. Big Fun for the whole family.”

What to Expect

Hometown Farewell: A special main event feature celebrating Salisbury native Tristian Hayes in his career-final match.
Championship Action: RWS titles will be on the line in explosive single and tag-team matches featuring Big D, Kiara, Cueball, and more.
Family-Friendly Spectacle: An energetic show designed to entertain everyone from first-time young fans to lifelong wrestling enthusiasts.
Meet the Stars: Post-show photo-ops and autograph sessions with RWS fan favourites and villains.

Tickets are on sale at Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1986199163164?aff=oddtdtcreator

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