UMANI Festival hosts second lucha wrestling show
Luchador Halcón Negro celebrates winning the Lucha and Lowriders Championship at the UMANI Festival on Saturday.
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Paul Anthony, left, and LumberZack, right, battle in the crowd during their match at the Luch and Lowriders Wrestling show. This was the second year the wrestling event was held at the UMANI Festival.
The crowd for the Lucha and Lowriders wrestling show at the UMANI Festival cheer on the wrestlers performing in the ring. Columbia Basin Allied Arts Executive Director Shawn Cardwell said the atmosphere was like a dream.
A luchador soars through the air and collides with his competitor at the Lucha and Lowriders wrestling show. Paul Carney said he started including wrestling as a part of his lowrider events to honor his brother.
Halcón Negro, right, slaps his opponent Brian Kendrick, left, on the chest during their match for the Lucha and Lowriders Championship.
A luchador stands over his opponent and taunts the crowd at the Lucha and Lowriders wrestling show.
JD Mason, purple, hoists his opponent in the air to slam him. Mason is the owner and promoter of Northwest Pro Wrestling which co-hosted the Lucha and Lowriders wrestling show at the UMANI Festival.
Two luchadores trade body shots in the crowd at the Lucha and Lowriders wrestling show.
MOSES LAKE — On Saturday, Columbia Basin Allied Art and Northwest Pro Wrestling hosted the Lucha and Lowriders Wrestling show at the Youth Dynamics building. It was the UMANI festival’s second time hosting the wrestling show. CBAA Executive Director Shawn Cardwell called Saturday’s event a dream.
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