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A spokesman said one wrestler was deeply upset the show had been cancelled, and added he believed the UK had moved away from the "Victorian pitch-fork mentality" of telling people such as him they were not welcome.
He added: "The wrestlers doing the tour feel this is discrimination and that any person has the right to choose their own career path and should not be told what they can and cannot do."
> A spokesman said one wrestler was deeply upset the show had been cancelled, and added he believed the UK had moved away from the "Victorian pitch-fork mentality" of telling people such as him they were not welcome.
> He added: "The wrestlers doing the tour feel this is discrimination and that any person has the right to choose their own career path and should not be told what they can and cannot do."
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