Sean Davies, second from the right, from Swansea, and his friends dress up as members of the former Right to Censor stable from the early 2000s.
Victor Exposito Cato, left, and Ismael Petrone journeyed all the way from Mexico City to Barcelona, where they stayed for a week, before heading to Bristol and then Cardiff. All photos: Evelyn Lau / The National
Heather Scheftel, left, and Lorraine Mullings came down from London. Scheftel, who is from the US, said the event brought back memories of when she was a child.
Alistair Hamilton from Wales attended with his mum. Dressed as “Macho Man” Randy Savage, he said that he was surprised but happy to hear the event was being held in Cardiff.
Nick Lansdowne, left, and Geoffrey Easton came from London and Cambridge, wearing T-shirts of Bret “The Hitman” Hart, one of their favourite wrestlers who was doing a signing in the city earlier in the day.
Sean Davies, second from the right, from Swansea, and his friends dress up as members of the former Right to Censor stable from the early 2000s.
Victor Exposito Cato, left, and Ismael Petrone journeyed all the way from Mexico City to Barcelona, where they stayed for a week, before heading to Bristol and then Cardiff. All photos: Evelyn Lau / The National
Heather Scheftel, left, and Lorraine Mullings came down from London. Scheftel, who is from the US, said the event brought back memories of when she was a child.
Alistair Hamilton from Wales attended with his mum. Dressed as “Macho Man” Randy Savage, he said that he was surprised but happy to hear the event was being held in Cardiff.
Nick Lansdowne, left, and Geoffrey Easton came from London and Cambridge, wearing T-shirts of Bret “The Hitman” Hart, one of their favourite wrestlers who was doing a signing in the city earlier in the day.
Sean Davies, second from the right, from Swansea, and his friends dress up as members of the former Right to Censor stable from the early 2000s.