JustGo, a global sports membership management platform, has today been announced as the Lead Sponsor of the British Wrestling Awards Ceremony & Invitational, marking a significant milestone in the organisation’s ongoing support of the sport.
The partnership aligns closely with British Wrestling’s new “Unleashing Potential” strategy, which focuses on igniting potential both on and off the mat. As a flagship event in the British Wrestling calendar, the Awards Ceremony and Invitational will celebrate excellence in performance while recognising the dedication, passion, and community spirit that underpin the sport at every level.
Speaking on the partnership, Craig Anthony, CEO of British Wrestling, highlighted the importance of the event as a moment of recognition for the wider wrestling community:
“This event will be a flagship celebration of everything that makes our sport great, the excellence on the mat and the incredible community spirit of it. With the support of JustGo, who will manage ticketing and membership for the event, we really want it to be a day where our athletes, coaches, and volunteers feel properly recognised for their outstanding achievements.”
Commenting on the sponsorship, Phil Robinson, Commercial Director at JustGo, said:
“We’re incredibly proud to be named Lead Sponsor of British Wrestling and to support such a landmark event. The Awards Ceremony and Invitational perfectly reflect what sport is about: recognising excellence, celebrating community and creating opportunities for people to reach their potential. We’re delighted to play a role in helping British Wrestling deliver this event and support the wider wrestling community.”
Further details about the British Wrestling Awards Ceremony and Invitational, including ticket information, will be announced in due course.

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