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ATTACKER Vocalist Returns To Pro Wrestling

April 5, 2007

After a nine-year absence, ATTACKER vocalist Bob Mitchell will return to the wrestling ring at the end of April and will be the ring announcer for a great night of sports entertainment. This event will be a fundraiser to benefit the First Cerebral Palsy School of New Jersey and is presented by New Millenium Wrestling. Featured on the card are WWE Hall of Famer Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, former WCW superstar Devon "Crowbar" Storm, former Playboy supermodel April Hunter and more. Tickets are priced at $20 ringside and $15 general.

ATTACKER has set "King of Hate" as the title of its fifth CD, tentatively due in September through Sentinel Steel Records.

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