NWS twin shows this weekend December 7th-8th in Kenilworth & Dunellen With Captain Lou Albano & The Patriot & Salvatore Sincere, One Warrior Nation, and More!

Looking for a break from the holiday shopping rush? Tired of battling it out with other shoppers for parking spaces, sale items, and a spot in the endless checkout lines? Well, National Wrestling Superstars, the nation's leader in family-themed pro wrestling entertainment, has just what you need... come on out to central NJ this weekend December 7th-8th and watch your favorite wrestling superstars battling it out instead for titles, victories, and just plain bragging rights.

Friday night December 7th, NWS debuts at Kenilworth, NJ Veterans Center at 33 South 21st Street (just off Boulevard and minutes from the Parkway), with a 7:45pm bell. And a brawl is indeed shaping up for Friday night. Being the anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the diabolical manager Royce "Don't Call Me Penguin" Profit has chartered a plane to bring the hated Japanese duo The Mayaku Brothers (Kaibootsie & Saibootsie) all the way from Tokyo to wrestle that night. But no sneak attack this time, as former WWE & WCW superstar "America's Hero" The Patriot and the decorated Native American Indian Brave Draven (who has been practicing his Tomahawk chops all week) will be waiting for them in the ring. And watching their back in the ring will be not just any manager, but a legend among legends, a WWE hall of famer and manager of countless champions, the one and only Captain Lou Albano. Captain Lou says he can't wait to see all his fans in the Kenilworth area, and has vowed to rid the wrestling world of Royce Profit once and for all.

Also on hand that night... For those young fans who never got to see the original Ultimate Warrior of WWE fame, NWS has what might be the next best thing... One Warrior Nation. He's a morphing of the famous icon for a new generation of wrestling fans, and he'll make his first-ever appearance in an NWS ring that night. Joining him will be local favorite Nick Gregory, the popular high-flying cruiserweight Mikey Pacifica, luchador Antonio Malave, and much more.

Saturday night, December 8th, NWS makes their second appearance at the Dunellen, NJ Knights of Columbus Hall, 647 Grove Street (near Route 28 & Washington Avenue), with a 7:35pm bell time. Captain Lou Albano will follow NWS to Dunellen, and, unfortunately, so will Royce Profit.

Sharing the spotlight with Captain Lou will be another pair of big-time TV stars, as WWE TV bad boy Salvatore "Don't Call Me Pinky" Sincere will team up with one-time ECW brawler The Equalizer. This pair has already shown all of the NWS fans that they cannot be trusted, and it will be interesting to see who will be the ones to step up and try and stop them in Dunellen. In addition, the Jersey Cowboy will have his first scheduled NWS match in Dunellen, and Manville favorite Nate Mustang will make another appearance. NWS tag-team champions The Psychedelic Sissies (Ace Darling & Nicky Oceans, who prefer the name "Studs") will square off against the team known as "The Boy Toys" ("G.Q." Mike Quest & Rhett Titus). All this plus much more.

Tickets for both of these shows are only $17 for adults and $15 for kids and seniors, and are available by calling NWS at (732) 888-1704. Remaining seats, if any, will go on sale at the door one hour before bell time.

Follow NWS on the Web at www.nwswrestling.com.