Uganda is in full support of SGW.
SGW took to social media on Friday, May 31 to announce that the country of Uganda is officially recognizing professional wrestling as a sport. As a result, UGW has finalized plans for the official launch of wrestling in the country.
Also, the promotion has permission to hold events in any national stadium of their choosing.
"Today @SGWug finalized plans of official launch of pro wrestling in the country. As of today we have been duly accepted to hold any show from any national stadium we choose. Uganda finally welcomes pro wrestling as a sport. More and more support and guidance is still needed."
Today @SGWug finalized plans of official launch of pro wrestling in the country. As of today we have been duly accepted to hold any show from any national stadium we choose. Uganda finally welcomes pro wrestling as a sport. More and more support and guidance is still needed. pic.twitter.com/IDVJpFUDXW
— SGW @soft ground wrestling Uganda (@SGWug) May 31, 2024
Fightful will continue to provide updates on SGW and the promotion's progression.
Anoa recently defeated Tate Mayfairs to become the first ever SGW Champion. Learn more about the title win by clicking here.
