To learn more about the Micro Wrestling Federation, please visit www.MicroWrestling.com or call Jack Darrell at 513-519-3287.

“The Micro Wrestling Federation puts on an amazing show, and we can’t wait for Lancaster fans to experience this one-of-a-kind event.” Tickets start at $25 and are on sale now.

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UPDATED: December 12, 2018 at 8:05 AM EST It will be a big brawl with little people when the Micro Wrestling Federation comes to the Boca Black Box Center for the Arts on Sept. 12.

The Micro Wrestling Federation, established in 2000, is a renowned wrestling promotion featuring an entire cast of athletes under 5 feet tall. Based in Tennessee, it is one of the longest-running ...

The Micro Wrestling Federation, based in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., features 20 cast members under 5-feet-tall, who perform 450-plus professional wrestling shows a year around the United States.

Local News Little wrestlers treat Bowling Green fans to some big-time fun The Micro Wrestling Federation thrilled a big crowd on Saturday in BG. And if you missed it, they'll be back.

Brooks estimates the Micro Wrestling Federation puts on 300 shows from coast to coast per calendar year, of which he’s part of approximately 250. He has the scars to prove it.

JOPLIN, MO — With over 2.5 million followers across TikTok and Instagram, the popular Micro Wrestling Federation stopped by Joplin, Missouri to provide one of the more unique spectacles in ...

Central Ohioans can decide for themselves, with three Micro Wrestling Federation shows coming up. The first, only for ages 18 and older only, takes place Thursday night at Trism, a club in the ...

Derec Pemberton, who performs as SyKo, was a high school wrestler in Kansas City, Kansas and started his own micro wrestling company 10 years ago before it was shut down by a sports commission ...

Micro Wrestling Is Much More Than a Little Show If you wanted a ringside seat at the matches on Staten Island this coming Monday, you’re too late. by Thomas Gerbasi ...