I'm really enjoying these videos Justin. Very informative, inspirational, and motivational. I'm just starting out in my local wrestling scene and this helps so much. I feel that passion you still have for the wrestling business.
I'm guessing he was only "a part of the kliq" backstage and nobody really mentioned him, since, like he says, he was one of the "young boys". Most likely, fans like us will probably never associate rookies with the kliq because we know the stars who were a part of it and not much else.
Great to hear that from You, I actually made a comment on that before I came across Your video and made basically the same reference to the issue.. I mean todays Wrestlers put out there in social media mostly their reflections on the Legends.. and by just some of those Legends speaking up on situations with nowadays roaster (and I’m regering to WWE here) the lack of that spark, that ambition, charisma, the lack of keeping that kayfabe also outside of the ropes and almost ,at some times throughout past couple of years, marking the feedback or just that “yeah old man I’m the star here so don’t give a damn much what your saying” kind of attitude towards the subject in general.. I mean I’m not a wrestler nor I’m that old myself but been through enough in life to know better and acknowledge the fact that I would be nowhere without someone before me starting off something I could do or just have now for myself, even after having my success I’d never forget the importance of the legacy passed on to me of if coming across a Legend/ an Older - first thing You do is take Your pride and ego and put it in the pocket- show respect and take the tips/ comments/ comebacks and work with that to Your advantage in the future to be better.. ex athlete, different sport, and at a time the youngest in the locker room maybe that’s where my simplicity in self discipline, humility and appreciation for sport.. because there also was a time I was the oldest after some years that have past and the difference between me being the young one and having new generation sort of speak was.. well like in shows in the wrestling reference I just made..
Good vid P.J. 'Had some years on the indies. Never was hanging with any vets.(weren't any in the area at the time) But respect among brothers is one of the most important things to remember... ESPECIALLY for the green boys.
"Remember Man as you walk by,as you are now so once was I,as I am now,so you will be,so prepare for Death and follow me" As with pro wrestling,so is blue collar factory work.Pay the older Men heed and it will go miles in your favor.
I think it's called a "Personal Assistant"/"Production Assistant"/"Intern" today. the "Gopher" - go get me some coffee... Wow.. Mike Rotunda (I.R.S. or Michael Wallstreet, the Varsity Club) and Barry Windham (a Four Horseman/Blackjack) -- respect your elders (my grandparent's old-fashioned/old school values), like that Cauliflower Alley Club... (est. 1965) www.caulifloweralleyclub.org/about/
When I was younger I was asked if I wanted to become a Pro Wrestler from the Main Man who ran The National Wrestling Alliance Bob Giegle. But the bad thing was I was only 8 years old at the time lol. That was way back in 1978 when the NWA came through my area. That's when I met Bulldog Bob Brown, Dewey Robinson (The Missing Link), Pat O'Connor, and the Late Frank Goodish (Bruiser Brody). But if I had been 15 years old I would have told Bob (Make It Happen)!!!! I would have loved to have learnt from the likes of Bruiser Brody, and or even the Von Erich's. Hell I would have loved to have learned from Ole Anderson and or The 4 Horseman or even Dusty Rhodes and or Magnum T. A.
I'm really enjoying these videos Justin. Very informative, inspirational, and motivational. I'm just starting out in my local wrestling scene and this helps so much. I feel that passion you still have for the wrestling business.
If you take nothing else from this video, "keep coming back" is the best advice. Good work JC.
Thanks for these. I'm 16 and I do want to get into pro wrestling these are very informative.
Get a hold of The National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and ask them questions. Get a hold of any REPUTABLE Wrestling Schools and go from there.
The Kliq are seriously awsome is have seeked them out too , I always say never be to proud to learn something new . Great advise.
so HHH took his place? because this is my first time hearing that Justin credible was part of the kliq
I'm guessing he was only "a part of the kliq" backstage and nobody really mentioned him, since, like he says, he was one of the "young boys". Most likely, fans like us will probably never associate rookies with the kliq because we know the stars who were a part of it and not much else.
Great to hear that from You, I actually made a comment on that before I came across Your video and made basically the same reference to the issue.. I mean todays Wrestlers put out there in social media mostly their reflections on the Legends.. and by just some of those Legends speaking up on situations with nowadays roaster (and I’m regering to WWE here) the lack of that spark, that ambition, charisma, the lack of keeping that kayfabe also outside of the ropes and almost ,at some times throughout past couple of years, marking the feedback or just that “yeah old man I’m the star here so don’t give a damn much what your saying” kind of attitude towards the subject in general.. I mean I’m not a wrestler nor I’m that old myself but been through enough in life to know better and acknowledge the fact that I would be nowhere without someone before me starting off something I could do or just have now for myself, even after having my success I’d never forget the importance of the legacy passed on to me of if coming across a Legend/ an Older - first thing You do is take Your pride and ego and put it in the pocket- show respect and take the tips/ comments/ comebacks and work with that to Your advantage in the future to be better.. ex athlete, different sport, and at a time the youngest in the locker room maybe that’s where my simplicity in self discipline, humility and appreciation for sport.. because there also was a time I was the oldest after some years that have past and the difference between me being the young one and having new generation sort of speak was.. well like in shows in the wrestling reference I just made..
you're the man Justin, the vids kick ass! hope to see you back in nc in the NCWA again!
Good vid P.J. 'Had some years on the indies. Never was hanging with any vets.(weren't any in the area at the time) But respect among brothers is one of the most important things to remember... ESPECIALLY for the green boys.
Awesome videos Justin, glad I found you on twitter and you told me about your channel. Keep it up.
Another good episode PJ. Keep it up!
Just subbed to your channel Justin, keep up the good work, and thank you!
u are a veteran in the biz!
"Remember Man as you walk by,as you are now so once was I,as I am now,so you will be,so prepare for Death and follow me" As with pro wrestling,so is blue collar factory work.Pay the older Men heed and it will go miles in your favor.
I'm trying to get in to wrestling business myself
excellent JC!!!!
this is great justin..
i like his videos.they are very interesting.that is how the business works.period.
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Why doesn't anyone ever mention hunter?
I think it's called a "Personal Assistant"/"Production Assistant"/"Intern" today. the "Gopher" - go get me some coffee... Wow.. Mike Rotunda (I.R.S. or Michael Wallstreet, the Varsity Club) and Barry Windham (a Four Horseman/Blackjack) -- respect your elders (my grandparent's old-fashioned/old school values), like that Cauliflower Alley Club... (est. 1965) www.caulifloweralleyclub.org/about/
We love the videos so far, I would love to see a video/your thoughts on cutting Promos.
Lets goo
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Great video Justin.
When I was younger I was asked if I wanted to become a Pro Wrestler from the Main Man who ran The National Wrestling Alliance Bob Giegle. But the bad thing was I was only 8 years old at the time lol. That was way back in 1978 when the NWA came through my area. That's when I met Bulldog Bob Brown, Dewey Robinson (The Missing Link), Pat O'Connor, and the Late Frank Goodish (Bruiser Brody). But if I had been 15 years old I would have told Bob (Make It Happen)!!!! I would have loved to have learnt from the likes of Bruiser Brody, and or even the Von Erich's. Hell I would have loved to have learned from Ole Anderson and or The 4 Horseman or even Dusty Rhodes and or Magnum T. A.
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