August 12, 2022

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The National Wrestling Alliance partners with Vet Tix to offer free tickets to American
heroes and their families

ST. LOUIS — On August 27 and 28, 2022, The National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) will continue
to honor the history of its storied 74 years existence by returning to St. Louis for NWA 74, our
biggest two-day, pay-per-view event of the year.

As part of NWA Outreach – our ongoing effort to help the communities we travel to – the NWA is
proud to announce we have once again partnered with Vet Tix, offering complimentary tickets to
all members of branches of currently-serving Military and Veterans, including immediate family
of troops KIA.

Vet Tix provides tickets to events which reduce stress, strengthen family bonds, build life-long
memories and encourage service members and veterans to stay engaged with local
communities and American life. The organization supports our troops by honoring their service
and providing positive family and life experiences during and after their years of service to our
country.

“Our service members, veterans and their families have sacrificed so much for us to have a free
and prosperous country. It is an honor and a privilege to offer them complimentary tickets, free
of charge to our biggest show of the year,” said William Patrick Corgan, President and CEO of
the National Wrestling Alliance.
Service members, veterans and their families can create an account at vettix.org for tickets and
more information.

Tickets are on sale for both nights at NWATIX.com. NWA 74 will air live on the FITE TV
streaming platform for $39.99 for both nights as a stand alone purchase, or the pay-per-view is
also included in the $49.99 NWA All Access annual pass available at
https://www.fite.tv/join/nwa-powerrr/.

Last year, NWA 73 was an amazing success with the NWA bringing wrestling back to the Chase
Park Plaza Hotel’s Khorassan Ballroom for the first time in decades. The event filled the
ballroom to capacity while broadcasting the pay-per-view to thousands of fans across the globe
in dozens of countries.