Source: Press Release
KC Navarro signs with MLW
22-year-old Miami joins middleweight division
NEW YORK — Major League Wrestling today announced KC Navarro has signed with the league. The Miami native will make his debut this Saturday in the Battle Riot, available on beIN Sports and MLW’s YouTube Channel at 10pm ET.
“With me signing with MLW at only 22 years old I plan on making history,” said Navarro. “I can’t wait to see what competition in MLW is Next to be Blessed because they just signed a Major League Blessing!”
Wearing chic Dolce & Gabbana custom fitted suits and matching $2,000 sunglasses, KC Navarro personifies the Miami life both in and out of the ring.
Electrifying audiences with his lightning quick arsenal and flashing confidence, Navarro insists he is humble, but also doesn’t shy away from the flowers and praise he gets for being one of the faces of the next generation in the sport.
“I’m not good. I’m not bad. I’m blessed,” states Navarro as he mugs for the camera with a neon pink flamingo mohawk that turns heads wherever he goes.
Now the question is Who is next to be blessed?
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The fastest growing wrestling league today, Major League Wrestling airs on Vice TV as well as on beIN SPORTS in the United States and in over 20 countries abroad.
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