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City: UNIONTOWN
State: Pennsylvania
Country: US
Signup Date: 9/5/2008
Sunday, February 15, 2009 
OK, for all you wrestlers out there, we're having a Q&A sit down with all of you. But don't worry you don't have to call into the station, or even show up. All we need you to do is answer the following questions for us.

1. What made you want to become a wrestler?

2. How does your body feel after a match?

3. How would you say your life is different than the average person?

4. If you had to choose another career, what would it be?

5. What is your background? i.e. age, where from, trained by, etc.

6. What is your signature move?

Now I know what your asking yourself, Why would they ask these questions and why should I answer them? That in itself is a great question. The reason being we were contacted by the local newspaper who will be doing an article about the Mickey Rourke movie, "The Wrestler" and they want to get some insight into the biz and the people behind it. So who better to ask for help than us. So we are asking for all of you to help. Just email your responses in the order to the questions above and you'll not only help us out, but we'll help you by giving plugs on the air for your next few dates your working. Sound good? I thought so.
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reckless

 
What made me want to be come a wrestler? When I was a kid my dad turned on wrestling cause i loved playing with the old wwf figures that were rubber. Anyways I watched it since the first mania so suffice to say I was the biggest mark for hogan. I know not cool but everybody love him back then it's just cool to not say so now. I idolised the wrestlers so once I got a chance to do it I took it.


2. to be honest for my body it feels fine until exactually three days later when I feel worn out I guess you would say. My back is usually sore the more I do in the match the worse the pain. Probably though the worse part is the withdraw. after awhile I want to do it all again real bad to the point is start to actually figet and other sings like that till i get in front of that crowd.


3. It's not really I'm a nobody although no matter how low on the toten pole you are the stupid marks will find you and make you feel very weird. I get people that shop where I work that regonize me and talk to me and ask how they can get into the biz and all that and most of them talk about wrestling like it's real. Kayfabe is still alive to some believe that.


4. Announcing of any kind I started going to school for it then some idot told me it was a waste of time and cause I was young I listened. My dream now is to go back and be on wwe tv or espn.


5. I'm 24 uniontown pa, I never went through proper training which I regret. But was shown enough to manage and was given advice on how to act and what to say to get a reaction out of the crowd by someone I respect to much to link him with somebody like me.


6. My fav move was always the unprettier.


If you have any other questions just ask.

 
Posted by reckless on Monday, February 16, 2009 - 1:02 PM
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