DieHard

Kayfabe is alive and well, and hiding in Scotland it seems.

What's Kayfabe? Isn't it a kind of pasta sauce?

He might just make a fake profile and claim to have killed Kenny

 

Anyway, straight to my point of being here. My name Is Iain Morris, and i'm a trainee of Wrestlezone and SWE. I wasn't gonna rise to the bait on this one, because I've had a habit of biting a little too much on our YouTube videos. I understand I'm as green as the hills and I'm gonna try to put most of this in a way to not offend anyone else.

 

For some of this list, I did find it a laugh. The line about there being no pasty white fifers called Kevin from Africa made me piss myself. However, I think that the annonymity of the internet makes some people think they have the absolute right to be a tool. Seeing one wrestler on a fake account marking out for himself in here for example. For a few points, I'd just like to explain a few things

 

My initial motive for training with Wrestlezone was simply convenience. It's a school in my home town, about a 20minute walk from my house. Trying to juggle a HND at college, a girlfriend at the time, a band, trying to find a job, training, working shows, working kids partys etc was very difficult for me, but I wanted to wrestle so I kept going.

 

After a few months, my main reason for not going to W3L training was a lack of money and a lack of transport. I didnt want to rely on a lift from my cousin EG Mackie every time I went, and I felt that staying with wrestlezone was still much better suited to my schedule/bank balance etc.

 

As time went on more, my reasons for not leaving grew to a mark of respect of my own. In my eyes, walking away from the school that started me completely would be just as disrespectful as Lyons walking out of W3L is in yours. If a trainer was to tell me now that they really didnt care that I was still doing Wrestlezone and SWE shows, I really would consider taking further training.

 

Most of my reasoning for enjoying Wrestlezone probably won't stand much ground on here, and I'm waiting to be ripped to shreds for some of the things I've said already. SWE worked as a good start to Nathan Reynolds, who I appreciate is doing well under the W3L tutoring. From what was posted before, Ross appears to like J Hazard, who was an SWE and Wrestlezone student. It's sad to see that he won't be on another SWE card since he spent a good long time training there, and I feel that a big part of him leaving the shows is bullying from other companies. However, even at that he's chosen to stay with Wrestlezone. I don't see why he would do this when he has BCW/PBW/Whoever training him now if the school didn't offer something worth his time

 

On that note, I'd appreciate my name just being left out of the discussions. I saw my highlights video appear on here, and I deleted it. Because I'll at admit it was pretty shit and didnt back up my desire to not be seen as a backyarder. I am simply a trainee, and where Ill admit a highlights video was a little bawbaggy, the trainers requested that I make it for them for another purpose, so I did.

 

To save you all some time, If you want to hunt me out, here is a match that I'm fairly proud of. It was cut short because I fucked my knee when he moonsaulted me, but all the same, I thought it was a reasonable match for less than a year of training.

 

Also note that a good few moves I use here I wouldn't use on most people, as I realise how dangerous they are. Me and Michael just trust each other enough not to kill each other.

 

 

 

 

Also before I go, good one on cashing in on the BBWO shirts. Im sure if you'd left it anymore Bravehart would have hapilly added it to the range of SWE merch that sold out at the last show.

Hell i might even buy one, then I can be a "teenage fuck knuckle" in pleathers AND an even bawbaggier tshirt than the rest