Wrestler helps community spirit across the country
Cornish professional wrestler Big Sam who calls himself the Beast of Bodmin has been helping raise awareness across the country helping traders in Bilston Market, West Midlands and supporting those at Barne Barton Fun Day in Plymouth before setting off for a wrestling debut in France.
Big Sam emphasises that you must be part of the community around you and has detailed how much helping others means to him. One half of Reach Wrestling Tag Team Champions has spent time over the last few weeks around the country and helping bring awareness of small businesses and organisations.
A visit to Bilston Market on the 4th August, Big Sam detailed how when he visits the area he is sure to pop in the market. This is needed more than ever at the moment as traders and the community around Bilston have recently seen their footfall in the town decrease due to the delayed construction work to the outside. Traders were said to overjoyed and gave them hope that someone who travels 200 miles would take time to visit, get their items and promote their stalls on social media. Traders Bilston Brew Centre thanked Big Sam on social media for visiting as well as J.L. Thomas and Sons stated that Big Sam is always welcome. This content caught the eyes of council leaders, radio, newspaper and MPs and they were so glad to see that Bilston Market was getting the positive attention it deserves. Big Sam stated that the market is "great value for whatever you may need and well worth the trip all the way from Cornwall" with finishing that he highly recommends anyone to pop by and grab themselves a bargain.
Reach Wrestling, a professional wrestling company that runs family friendly shows in Plymouth and has its own 18+ show at new nightclub Level 33 notes that Big Sam is a fan favourite as well as a coach for the Reach Juniors alongside wrestler Nuevo Davide. Big Sam who was representing REACH Wrestling at the Barne Barton Fun Day for the Tamar View Community took it upon himself to go one step further than put on a show. His work within the community meant that he visited stalls such as The Lions Club of Plymouth, local bakery Little Wrens Bakes and Nicky's Glow Beads as well as Hospital Radio Plymouth where he has made several Radio appearances. The stall holders got to know Big Sam and the community got to know more about Reach Wrestling in which meant that in turn he helped promote them. He stated that its highly important to give as much as back to the community as they are the ones that keep us going!


Big Sam will be making a debut for Tigers Pro Wrestling in France on 16th August and has recently been promoted for family friendly show on September 14th for Reach Wrestling.
More can be seen from Big Sam and the great work he does on all social media platforms and we will support the amazing work he does!