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Professional wrestling has a figure-four leg-lock on Frank MunguiaÂs heart. HeÂs spent his entire adult life  or at least the last 17 years of it  involved in all aspects of the table-smashing, spine-thrashing, spandex-ripping sport. HeÂs acted, promoted, filmed, toured, and, yes, even wrestled to keep crowds engaged. In the last couple of years heÂs founded D1PW (Division One Pro Wrestling) by recruiting enthusiastic talent and then dividing them into heroes and villains. ÂWhether they love you or they hate you doesnÂt matter, as long as thereÂs energy, he explains.
Frank should know. While in real life his devotion to D1PW is inarguable, his stage characterÂs loyalties are often dubious, making him the kinda slippery sort that folks just love to hate. ÂHey, if people can get their lifeÂs frustrations out by yelling at me, so be it! chuckles Munguia. Audience interaction is so important to an eventÂs success that FrankÂs wrestlers are willing to push the boundaries of good taste to keep those seat-warmers salivating for more. Like at tonightÂs grudge match between the Lifeguards and the Dynamic Duo, for example. HereÂs the abbreviated back story: They hate each other. With that said, the loser of tonightÂs event ÂD1PW Dogfight will have their noses rubbed in their error when they shamefully consume a can of dogfood in front of all those packing the Davie PAL Gymnasium (4300 SW 57 Terr., Davie). Let the spandex snapping begin! Tickets range $5 to $12.