WWE Superstars spend afternoon with patients at BK Hospital Center

<p>A group of World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars tagged into the Brooklyn Hospital Center Wednesday to meet young fans ahead of this weekend's SummerSlam event at Barclays Center.&nbsp;</p>

News 12 Staff

Aug 16, 2017, 9:36 PM

Updated 2,462 days ago

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A group of World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars tagged into the Brooklyn Hospital Center Wednesday to meet young fans ahead of this weekend's SummerSlam event at Barclays Center.
"It gives me something to do besides worry about the pain," said Marcus Williams, a patient from Bed-Stuy.
Stars like Finn Balor and Titus O'Neil colored, painted and hung out with patients in the hospital's pediatric unit. Some of the children, like Miraz Kazi, of East New York, are avid wrestling fans.
"This is the best part of the job as WWE Superstars, getting to go out in the community and put smiles on people's faces," O'Neil said.


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