BRADFORD, Pa (93.7 The Fan) - A senior at Bradford High School in northern Pennsylvania made a dream come true for one of his classmates last week.
Wrestler Dillon Keane faced off against 17-year-old junior Jacob Meister who has cerebral palsy and autism. Meister's dream has been to wrestle in a match and Keane was more than happy to help.
During the last match of the evening, Meister took on Keane, pinned him for the mat for the victory. A roar of cheers, applause erupted in the gym.
Keane's overall record is 82-18 and is 9-0 this season. Well, make that 9-1.
Keane's girlfriend said in a Twitter post, "Amazing to see the joy it brought to his family and the community. My heart is so full."
Keane's girlfriend said in a Twitter post, "Amazing to see the joy it brought to his family and the community. My heart is so full.
Jake, a member of my old high school's wrestling team suffers a physical disability. Tonight my boyfriend volunteered to have a wrestling match with him, making his dream come true. Amazing to see the joy it brought to his family and the community. My heart is so full ---- pic.twitter.com/BaeCvqclG3
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