This is the start, but not the beginning. I been a avid fan of wrestling since the age of 4 years old. Collecting vintage WWF wrestlers at that age, from the Legion Of Doom, to Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Bret Hart, Macho Man. Even Demolition! The home made rings, the vintage WWF comforter blankets with Jake The Snake Roberts, Big Boss Man, Bushwackers on it.
I been following all kinds of wrestling promotions these past few years.
Their even was a period where I missed alot of the Monday Night Wars growing up. At the pre-teen ages wrestling was banned from my household until 1999-2000. The do not try this at home motto on those commercials, did not go over so well at my cousins house when I would visit growing up. From playing the games for Super Nintendo, watching the Undertakers "dead hand" rise from the ground. To Big Van Vader coming out with his vintage armour with the steam coming out of it. To seeing my first commercial of ECW Hardcore Heaven.
I mean, I lived in the condos at the time, so just seeing that commercial on tv earlier one November morning, got me so psyched. Seeing names like Sabu, RVD, Tommy Dreamer, Rhino.....Sandman, wow, I did not even watch one live show even yet and was instantly hooked by its taboo and obscure brutality. Which I was not use to seeing in WWF or WCW at the time. Remembering when Glacier first debuted, to when Mankind aka Mick Foley had the Hell In A Cell match.
To the time Shane McManhon had that devastating street fight with Kurt Angle. I realized more and more growing up, since I first laid eyes on tv seeing wrestling, I was instantly hooked. I am 26 now, and decided with my past skills in interviewing bands and reviewing cds of theirs, I give this a shot.
It is something I thought long and hard about. I am always discovering something new now about wrestling all the time. Just today I found out about IWA death matches. I am also really starting to enjoy NJPW more and more that I see it. Those guys are magic. I am overall a big fight fan, but wrestling, has been in my heart for a very very, VERY long time.
It is something I should have pursued growing up. My cousin was a high school wrestling champion. I just fell into music and the arts growing up after falling off the sports wagon. But, wrestling was always their. So was other forms of fighting, movies, and karate, etc.
That stuff inspires me more than anything. Other than working on music. I also really enjoy the contacts with people and I am very laid back and easy to get along with. I have had some nothing but respect for these guys growing up. And now, I want to share my thoughts, experiences, findings, and show MY support for these fantastic, and inspiring, people.
If you like to follow my page, book mark it. I will soon have other pages linked to this one. But this will be my main site. For now, I am not sure who I will interview first or mention on here next, but I have a idea of my next post to come. I just mentioned it earlier. If you want to get a hold of me for a interview, and are a indy wrestler or known. Or if you want to expose your sites, podcasts, twitters, etc. To show off your support towards the wrestling industry that is, get people to know, you, email me here. worldwidewrestlinginterviewer@gmail.com
Thanks for reading, this is my first official rant here haha so it was a tough one to think of since their is so much to mention. Anyway, thanks for checking my site out.
Hear from you soon. ~ Danny
Their even was a period where I missed alot of the Monday Night Wars growing up. At the pre-teen ages wrestling was banned from my household until 1999-2000. The do not try this at home motto on those commercials, did not go over so well at my cousins house when I would visit growing up. From playing the games for Super Nintendo, watching the Undertakers "dead hand" rise from the ground. To Big Van Vader coming out with his vintage armour with the steam coming out of it. To seeing my first commercial of ECW Hardcore Heaven.
I mean, I lived in the condos at the time, so just seeing that commercial on tv earlier one November morning, got me so psyched. Seeing names like Sabu, RVD, Tommy Dreamer, Rhino.....Sandman, wow, I did not even watch one live show even yet and was instantly hooked by its taboo and obscure brutality. Which I was not use to seeing in WWF or WCW at the time. Remembering when Glacier first debuted, to when Mankind aka Mick Foley had the Hell In A Cell match.
To the time Shane McManhon had that devastating street fight with Kurt Angle. I realized more and more growing up, since I first laid eyes on tv seeing wrestling, I was instantly hooked. I am 26 now, and decided with my past skills in interviewing bands and reviewing cds of theirs, I give this a shot.
It is something I thought long and hard about. I am always discovering something new now about wrestling all the time. Just today I found out about IWA death matches. I am also really starting to enjoy NJPW more and more that I see it. Those guys are magic. I am overall a big fight fan, but wrestling, has been in my heart for a very very, VERY long time.
It is something I should have pursued growing up. My cousin was a high school wrestling champion. I just fell into music and the arts growing up after falling off the sports wagon. But, wrestling was always their. So was other forms of fighting, movies, and karate, etc.
That stuff inspires me more than anything. Other than working on music. I also really enjoy the contacts with people and I am very laid back and easy to get along with. I have had some nothing but respect for these guys growing up. And now, I want to share my thoughts, experiences, findings, and show MY support for these fantastic, and inspiring, people.
If you like to follow my page, book mark it. I will soon have other pages linked to this one. But this will be my main site. For now, I am not sure who I will interview first or mention on here next, but I have a idea of my next post to come. I just mentioned it earlier. If you want to get a hold of me for a interview, and are a indy wrestler or known. Or if you want to expose your sites, podcasts, twitters, etc. To show off your support towards the wrestling industry that is, get people to know, you, email me here. worldwidewrestlinginterviewer@gmail.com
Thanks for reading, this is my first official rant here haha so it was a tough one to think of since their is so much to mention. Anyway, thanks for checking my site out.
Hear from you soon. ~ Danny
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