It's Jheri's Girls Celebration At Beat the Heat APW Nevada Wrestling Show in Reno
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CANTIL, Calif. - Californer -- When the gates open in Sparks, Nevada nationally known wrestler Slammin Jammin  Jheri Giggalow will be on hand to present the first 70 paid admission women over 16 a box of Whitmans Chocolates. The event is called 'Beat the Heat' and it will continue the love affair between between Giggalow and his APW Nevada female fans.

TVS Television Network, who telecasts the All Pro Wrestling Nevada troupe for the 2024 season, is sponsoring the promotion. Jheri Giggalow has quickly become a TV favorite on TVS with his antics, costumes, and  wrestling performances.

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Beat the Heat is a wrestling extravaganza that features many of the top pro wrestlers in Nevada and the West Coast. Many have wrestled in TNA, WWE, WCW, ECW, ROH and other national wrestling events.

TVS telecasts APW Wrestling on broadcast, cable, and streaming venmues, including on TVS All American Network, TVS Tavern TV Network, and TVS Action Sports Network. APW Wrestling is also included in the TVS First Look Original series called Lucha Loco, which appears on a You Tube Channel.

TVS Television Network has televised pro wrestling since 1975 and has covered the sport in the years since from Bakersfield, Hollywood, North Carolina, Las Vegas, Reno, Atlantic City, Detroit, and Buffalo.

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