The Maine professional wrestling company recently partnered with the prison in Windham.

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The event brought residents, staff and community partners together in a safe, respectful environment focused on healthy recreation and engagement.

Residents also had opportunities to take part in the program, including one who served as a guest announcer during a match.

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Stephanie O’Reilly, restorative justice manager for the Maine Department of Corrections, said the event gave nearly 200 people a chance to come together in a safe and sober setting.

O’Reilly said the program supported the department’s mission by encouraging healthy relationships, positive community engagement, and personal growth.

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Limitless Wrestling owner Randy Carver Jr. said the event gave the company a chance to bring a shared live entertainment experience to a community that rarely has access to it.

He said positive engagement can play a role in rehabilitation, while the Department of Corrections thanked Limitless Wrestling and others involved for their professionalism and partnership.

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And there you have it! For the first time in our state’s history, a professional wrestling event took place at a state prison, with Limitless Wrestling visiting Maine Correctional Center in Windham.

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