By Libby Cluett CNHI

MINERAL WELLS — Max Muscles summed it up best for the Dunbar Neighborhood Council Saturday night following his professional wrestling win in the Mineral Wells Activity Center when he asked his opponent "Was it good for you?"

For the DNC, the answer was a resounding yes.

More than 200 area residents packed into the center to watch six professional wrestling matches, including a pair of championship bouts. The event was staged as part of a fund-raising effort to help rebuild the Dunbar facility.

"It was a lot of fun," said Tanner Fountain, who took in the show while visiting from Colorado City. "I'd come watch them again."

In the Northwest Wrestling Federation's Intercontinental championship match, Havoc and defending champion "Cowboy" Mike Andrews were both disqualified for fighting outside the ring.

In other matched, the group's only female wrestler, Lala, defeated her male counterpart, Syre, The Mad Magician, while "The Original MVP defeated Tyler Maverick, while fan favorite Cody Knight outwrestled Dr. Kuckles.

In the main event, Terry Black and Mike Savage won the NWWF tag team crown.

WBW organizers have said a March show is in the works.