Once upon a time, in the fantastic and forever changing state of Ohio, there was a horde of energetic, fun-loving, and downright funky bunch of kids. They were no ordinary children, oh no! They were Ohio's mini masters of wrestling. Don't imagine the big, gruff wrestling you see on TV. Let's call it 'fun-wrestling' - like wrestling combined with hide-and-seek, tag, and a good belly laugh. These kids were guided by a peculiarly cool imaginary character named Bumble-Bam. Bumble-Bam was as tall as a cornstalk, with muscles like watermelons, a head shaped like a giant walnut, and a bushy mustache that could rival a caterpillar on steroids. Whenever a kid was about to lose hope in a wrestling match, Bumble-Bam would appear, flex his watermelon muscles, wiggle his caterpillar mustache, and make a ridiculous face that never failed to make everyone laugh. In the heartland of Ohio, these kiddie wrestlers learned much more than just the art of wrestling. They discovered the importance of teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship. You might think they’d be all about winning, but that was just the gravy on their mashed potatoes. Their real triumph was in the fun they had and the friends they made along the way. Bumble-Bam always reminded them, "In Ohio wrestling, a hearty laugh is worth more than a hundred victories!" And with a belly full of laughter and hearts full of courage, these young wrestlers were ready to take on any challenge - on or off the wrestling mat.