International Pro Wrestlers To Help Flood Victims Rebuild Lives
Zeeshan Mehtab Published October 06, 2022 | 07:58 PM
A group of renowned international pro wrestlers on Thursday said they would play their role to help Pakistan's flood victims to get back to a prosperous life
ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 6th Oct, 2022 ) :A group of renowned international pro wrestlers on Thursday said they would play their role to help Pakistan's flood victims to get back to a prosperous life.
The wrestlers including Tiny Iron, Adam Flex, Amale Dib, Maria May and Baadshah Pehalwan Khan, who are in Pakistan to promote wrestling and help flood victims held a news conference at National Press Club Islamabad after visiting some flood-hit areas.
They pledged to raise funds for the rehabilitation of flood-affected people. "I'm really sad to see the situation in the flood-hit areas. Flood victims need food and shelter and we all should play our role to help them," British wrestler Tony Iron said.
"We'll try our best to help them rebuild their lives," he added.
Irish wrestler Adam Flex said he was sad to see the plight of flood victims. "Our heartfelt sympathies go out to them. We'll play our role for their betterment and rehabilitation," he said.
French wrestler Amale Dib expressed her best wishes for the flood victims and said they would do whatever they could for them. "We wish they can resume their full and prosperous lives as soon as possible" she added.
The wrestlers will feature in fights under the banner of Ring of Pakistan in next few days at three different venues - Multan, Karachi and Islamabad.
Wrestlers from around 20 countries are likely to chip in in these fights.
Recent Stories
HEC reviews curricula for environmental sciences degree programme
ICC Asia looking forward to an action-packed Asia Cricket Week
Yuvraj Singh named ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Ambassador
Greece hands Olympic flame to 2024 Paris Games hosts
Two Kyiv hospitals evacuating over feared Russian strikes
World must act on neurotech revolution, say experts
Charles & Catherine's cancer diagnoses
Champions Alcaraz and Sabalenka through in Madrid Open
King Charles to resume some public duties during cancer treatment: palace
US defense chief announces $6 bn in security aid for Ukraine
Heavy rains cause damage to Spezand-Taftan railway track
Woman stabbed in Israel, attacker killed: police
More Stories From Sports
-
ICC Asia looking forward to an action-packed Asia Cricket Week
4 hours ago -
Yuvraj Singh named ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Ambassador
4 hours ago -
Greece hands Olympic flame to 2024 Paris Games hosts
4 hours ago -
Champions Alcaraz and Sabalenka through in Madrid Open
4 hours ago -
Bagnaia hits back with record Jerez practice lap
4 hours ago -
Greece hands Olympic flame to 2024 Paris Games hosts
4 hours ago
-
Shahzaib Rind calls on Deputy Speaker Balochistan
6 hours ago -
Inter-university weightlifting championship kicks off at SAU
6 hours ago -
T20 World Cup 2024 Trophy unveiling ceremony held
6 hours ago -
Football: Italian Serie A table
7 hours ago -
Football: French Ligue 1 table
8 hours ago -
New Zealand cricket CEO visits PSCA, expresses satisfaction over security arrangements
8 hours ago