Shawnee man makes masks for wrestling
SHAWNEE (AP) - Shawnee resident Ron Thompson loved the thrill of body slams, pins and suplex moves of professional wrestlers as a child, but he decided to take a different route to follow his devotion to wrestling. He became a mask maker.
Thompson's love for wrestling started in the 1970s when Mr. Wrestling No. 2, wore a black and white mask during his wrestling career.
"I've always been a wrestling fan," Thompson s...
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