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“The match means a lot,� said junior Jordan Leen. “Especially to all of our coaches who have never beaten Wisconsin before. And for a lot of us too; it is time for us to start competing again.� One of the most anticipated matches is at 157 pounds between Leen and No. 1 ranked Craig Henning. Leen — who is ranked No. 7 at 149 pounds after earning the EIWA championship and All-American honors last year at that weight class — has moved up to 157 start the 2007-08 season. “It should be a very exciting because we are both scramblers,� he said. “We are both tall and lanky and like to take a lot of chances. It should be fun coming in as an underdog to Henning and have an opportunity to upset him in front of a big home crowd; I’m ready to rock.� Other key starters who have moved up a weight class are sophomore Adam Frey and junior Steve Anceravage. Frey the returning Ivy League Rookie of the Year and NCAA tournament qualifier is ranked No. 10 at 133 pounds but will square off against Wisconsin’s Kendall Vogel tonight at 141 pounds. Anceravage was an EIWA champion. NCAA qualifier and ranked No. 5 at 165 pounds but will be wrestling Matt Maciag at 174 pounds tonight. “[Moving up] is just the best thing for our bodies right now,� Leen said. “We will be feeling bigger stronger and healthier as we gear towards the NCAA championships. It’s a new challenge for us.� With injuries to All-American juniors Troy Nickerson — who placed third at 125 at last year’s NCAA tournament — and Josh Arnone at 184 many newcomers will make their first starts for the Red. “[Senior] Zach Hammond is the only starter on the team who is not a brand new face or wrestling at a new weight class,� Leen said. “Nine guys are treading new water in this match.� As a result head coach Rob Koll’s highly touted freshman class will have the opportunity to immediately make an impact. Four-time New Jersey state champion Mike Grey will start at 133. 2006 New Jersey state champion Frank Perrelli will fill in for Nickerson at 125 and four-time Maryland state champ Mack Lewnes will get the nod at 165. “[The freshmen] are phenomenal their results speak for themselves,� Leen said. “I was impressed how mature they wrestle for freshmen; they are very composed confident and have a lot of mental toughness out there. They wrestle like they are seniors.� After the dual match with Wisconsin these 10 wrestlers will have little time to recover as they must turn right around and compete in the Body Bar Invitational tomorrow morning. Cornell has won the event each of the past two years and must plow through a deep and talented field to make it three in a row. The field is composed of roughly 10 squads from all over the nation including No. 13 Wisconsin. Pittsburgh. Kent State and Drexel.

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I know I'm not raising a topic that hasn't been debated millions of times since they split the WWE into various brands but given the major improvement over the past weeks of the shows I evaluate it's time to raise it again. Of course I'm speaking about merging the WWE approve into one brand. In order to handle up Survivor Series there has been nonstop go across branding matches on all the programs. This has been great as the shows have not had many matches that were disappointing. Of course it understandable the WWE is going to schedule as many great matches as they can to pump up the buyer rates for the upcoming pay per view but it shows what can be done when you are not handcuffed to only a certain share of talent. As we saw over these past few month how injuries depleted the rosters this can be prevented with an unlimited pool of talent. I'm sure there are certain financial considerations that be to be given to the various brands as Raw most likely commands the most. They can work around this by keeping only the top end of the talent on Raw like keeping the Champion exclusive to Raw only. And since we are discussing championships we should also go back to a unified back. This gets around to keeping the champ exclusive. If there is a need to keep both major championships they can designate the WWE call as a secondary championship. This way the WWE chew can be on the other brands and keep the arouse for both Smack Down and ECW. Of cover this leads us to the topic of ECW. As far as I'm concerned they should just scrap it all together as its own separate division. There is nothing extreme about it anymore and its no exceed than what Heat use to be. The ECW has a few good talented individuals but not enough to demand its own brand. Since they have made contractual obligations for this show they could re brand it like a alter with maybe some established stars thrown in to keep it interesting. This combination will only back up to keep fan interest as it gives the writers more combinations to bring home the bacon with but also keeps the communicate case interesting due to more talent available on each show. By having strong network programs the WWE will help improve its product and create more buzz for its pay per views and helps satisfy fans. Currently there have been to many matches on net work that should be reserved for dark matches and accommodate shows. This is insulting to fans who are willing to spend their time watching this programing. Yes I understand the WWE makes its money by saving the best matches for pay per views but please furnish us something decent to watch on network TV and no more Hacksaw Jim Duggen and Super Crazy tag matches.

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The College proved to be tough competition at King's Monarch Invitational this past weekend. Juniors Billy Hall (141). Rob Kein (149) and Matt pierce (184) all took first in the tournament. Senior Joe Tartar (HWT) took second and junior Justin Fitch took fourth. The tournament went all day from the morning to after midnight but the measure it took didn't damage the performance. Hall won all four matches. His final bout was won by a major decision of 11-3 against a wrestler from the College's compete Ursinus. Last toughen Hall was an NCAA qualifier at 133lbs. Saturday gave him his fifth tournament call and his fiftieth win of his career with the College. Kein another former NCAA qualifier was also competing up at a higher weight categorise. 149lbs. Five winning matches marked his success. He met tough competition in a large weight class but had an impressive technical fall of 21-6. His final bout was won by a decision of 6-4. This is his second year in a row taking this tournament's title. He credits the aggroup's effort for the individual victories. Kein commented. "the hard practices we had this pre-season and the work people put in over the summer really showed in how come up most of us did this toughen opener."Horn took on the 184 lbs weight class to end victoriously 5-0 on the day with three pins including one in the final. He dominated the weight categorise to act the first call of his go. Horn noted that "the good competition in the learn room helped me mentally and physically."Tartar is ranked 10th in Division III. He competed very come up pinning his first two opponents. But his streak came to a stop in the finals with a 14-8 decision to the 2nd ranked heavyweight. Fitch had a tell of last year with his fourth-place end. Sophomore fag hit had a performance worth noticing. He competed for a 4-1 finish before forfeiting out. His only loss came in a match against a raked D III wrestler. The college frequents the Monarch Invitational each year. "There is always good competition. It's a good way to go away the year there are some ranked teams there," commented senior co-captain. David Lavin. But this tournament was extremely desire in comparison to the usual already long and competition day. When asked about the effects of this lengthy tournament. pierce replied. "I was just so anxious to wrestle all day." Lavin was concerned about the longevity of the competition. "I evaluate it took a knell on some guys mentally and physically because the tournament spanned about 15 hours but our guys handled it come up and still wrestled to their greatest potential"Next Sunday Muhlenberg will be wrestling at Ursinus's Fall Brawl.

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Oklahoma State opened its 2007-08 wrestling toughen with a solid showing at the Central Missouri change state Sunday as seven different Cowboys won their respective weight classes and an additional five OSU wrestlers were finalists in their respective weight classes. Perhaps the biggest surprise of the day came when OSU's Tyler Shinn knocked off teammate and top-ranked Coleman Scott with a 3-1 sudden victory in the championship bout at 133 pounds. Shinn and Scott have faced off three times since last Wednesday with the two going to the wire in each of the three matches. A three-time All-American. Scott handed Shinn a 5-4 setback in ranking matches last Wednesday then claimed a 4-3 victory over Shinn at the Orange and color Dual the next night. "I thought as a aggroup we had some good we had some not-so-good and we definitely had some ugly," continue instruct John Smith said. "I'd still give the aggroup a passing evaluate though for now. We comfort have a lot of things to work on and we will continue to get better." Cowboy senior and two-time All-American Nathan Morgan stormed through the 141 hit weight class by claiming two technical go victories and a trio of major decision wins before handing Central Oklahoma's Kyle Evans a 6-1 blackball in the call bout. Freshman Luke Ashmore took fifth place at 141 pounds by beatingMissouri's Vince Hannon by a 5-3 margin in the fifth place match. Redshirt freshman Quinten Fuentes advance strengthened his clutch on a potential starting spot at 149 pounds by winning the charge class at Central Missouri. Fuentes routed Central Oklahoma's Colby Robinson. 10-2 in the championship bout after picking up a pin and a tech fall on his way through the bracket. The starting spot at the 149 hit weight class is wide change state at Oklahoma express but Fuentes is making a strong inspect after winning his be at the Orange and Black Dual then rolling to the title Sunday. "Quinten wrestled come up and took favor of some upper body attacks," Smith said. "He has had a much exceed go away this year than measure year. The starting spot at 149 ordain still be evaluated at over the next couple weeks and no decision has been made yet but Quinten is doing well." Newly McSpadden the Cowboys' returning starter at 157 pounds was strong Sunday finishing as the runner-up behind Stanford All-American bait Zupancic. 157 is another weight categorise that is open for competition at OSU and with a win at the Orange and color Dual plus a solid showing at Central Missouri. McSpadden has stated his inspect. Teammates Neil Erisman and Ryan Freeman took fourth place and fifth place respectively Sunday. Looking to regenerate two-time NCAA individual champion Johny Hendricks at 165 pounds in the Oklahoma State lineup sophomore Kyle Griffin took second displace at Central Missouri falling to Missouri Valley's Chris Jones in the final. 7-4. Teammate Kevin Wainscott finished fifth. Oklahoma express rolled in the upper weights with All-American Brandon Mason steamrolling through at 174 pounds with a pair of tech fall wins to go with two major decisions. At 184 pounds. Cody Hill also claimed a pair of tech fall wins and a pair of study decisions before beating Central Missouri's Jeremy Hudson in the championship bout. 7-1. Freshman Adam Rosholt took sixth at 184 pounds. One of the more interesting results of the day came in the championship match at 197 pounds where OSU freshman Clayton Foster knocked off teammate and returning starter Jared Shelton. 6-3. The two met measure Thursday at the Orange and Black Dual with Shelton claiming a 10-3 win. This remains a weight class to check for the Cowboys. The Cowboys return to challenge next Saturday when selected OSU wrestlers compete at the Kaufman-Brand Open in Omaha. Neb. OSU Highlights At The Central Missouri Open125 pounds - Ben Ashmore (Second Place)133 pounds - Tyler Shinn (First Place); Coleman Scott (Second displace); Jamal Parks (Third Place)141 pounds - Nathan Morgan (First displace); Luke Ashmore (Fifth Place)149 pounds - Quinten Fuentes (First Place)157 pounds - Newly McSpadden (Second Place); Neil Erisman (Fourth Place); Ryan Freeman (Fifth displace)165 pounds - Kyle Griffin (Second displace); Kevin Wainscott (Fifth Place)174 pounds - Brandon Mason (First Place)184 pounds - Cody Hill (First Place); Adam Rosholt (Sixth Place)197 pounds - Clayton Foster (First Place); Jared Shelton (Second displace)Heavyweight - Jared Rosholt (First Place)

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The University of Oregon’s McArthur Court ordain welcome six top-ranked Division I wrestlers another Division II top-ranked eight second-ranked Division I wrestlers and four #3’s and one #4. “We’re excited to have the event in an area that’s not only known for its wrestling wealth but an area that is nationally known for putting out some of the top wrestlers in the nation,” said NWCA Executive Director Mike Moyer. “There is great tradition at the University of Oregon. National Champions. Olympic Medalists. Olympic Coaches.” At 125 pounds returning NCAA champion Paul Donahoe of Nebraska comes in ranked #1 in the country after his affect run to the call last toughen. He’ll act on Jayson Ness a sophomore from Minnesota ranked fourth in the nation and a fifth-place finisher at the NCAA Championships last March. It is the first appearance for both wrestlers. At 133 pounds two of the Big 12’s top wrestlers ordain square off with three-time All-American and returning NCAA runner-up Coleman Scott of Oklahoma express will act on Missouri’s two-time All-American Tyler McCormick. Scott is 2-1 lifetime against McCormick and is one of two Cowboys to be represented in the event. Scott’s making his back up All-Star appearance losing last year to Penn’s Matt Valenti. At 141 pounds it’s the back up Cowboy two-time All-American Nathan Morgan. Morgan ranked third ordain approach second-ranked Charles Griffin of Hofstra. Griffin bested Morgan in the third-place match at the 2007 NCAA Division I Championships measure March 6-2 and is the first Hofstra wrestler to compete in the main event of the All-Star Classic since cut Gallo wrestled in the event in 1977 which conversely took place in Corvallis. At 149 pounds a pair of Big Ten opponents will tangle as top-ranked Dustin Schlatter a betray All-American and 2006 NCAA champion will face off with second-ranked Josh Churella a two-time All-American and 2007 NCAA runner-up. It ordain be Schlatter’s back up All-Star appearance. Last season he defeated Oklahoma’s Matt Storniolo in Dallas. At 157 pounds. Wisconsin’s NCAA runner-up Craig Henning ranked second at the charge will wrestle Illinois’ Mike Poeta in another All-Big Ten tussle. It’s been six years since Barry Davis has had a wrestler compete in the event – Donny Pritzlaff in 2001. Second-ranked Eric Tannenbaum of Michigan ranked second ordain take on third-ranked Patrick Pitsch of Arizona State at 165 pounds. The match could draw some fans from nearby Washington as the betray Pac-10 back hails from Spanaway. Wash. a four-hour drive up I-5. Two Eastern conferences are represented at 174 pounds with returning NCAA finalist and top-ranked Keith Gavin of Pittsburgh against second-ranked Matt Stolpinski of the United States Naval Academy. Gavin is Pitt’s first representative since J. J. Fasnacht in 1996 while Stolpinski is the Academy’s first since Mark Conley in 2002. Making his second All-Star Classic is Minnesota’s Roger Kish. Last season. Kish fell to Northwestern’s Jake Herbert but the Michigan native will have a familiar foe in his opponent in 2007 – Iowa State’s top-ranked sophomore Jake Varner. Varner defeated Kish in overtime in the semifinals of last year’s NCAA championships at 184 pounds. A pair of Big Ten wrestlers will again cater at 197 pounds as second-ranked Phil Davis a three-time All-American from Penn State ordain face third-ranked Mike Tamillow of Northwestern. This will be Davis second appearance in the All-Star Classic but he failed to make weight at measure year’s event. Tamillow was seventh at measure year’s NCAA championships. At heavyweight. Cal State Fullerton All-American Wade Sauer ordain undergo a large challenge in lie of him the top-ranked heavyweight in Division II. Nebraska-Kearney’s Tervel Dlagnev. Dlagnev beat Northwesterns' top-ranked Dustin Fox in the finals of measure year’s Midlands championships and is making his third All-Star appearance but first in the main event. In 2005 in Stillwater. Dlagnev defeat Central Oklahoma’s bait LeadingFox in the event’s only exhibition while in 2006 the Texan beat Wartburg’s Blake Gillis in one of five exhibition matches. Dlagnev’s the first non-Division I wrestler in the event since Emmett Willson of Montana State-Northern (NAIA) in 2004 and the first Division II wrestler to compete since Dan Russell of Portland State in 1990 – the measure time Oregon hosted the event. Sauer a junior placed sixth at the NCAA Championships last year for Coach Dan Hicks’ squad and finished the season with a 30-13 record. Sauer defeated Cody Parker a former Fresno State teammate now at Cal Poly in the consolations at the NCAA Championships and other wins came against Kyle Massey of Wisconsin. Reece Hopkin of Northern Colorado. Dustin Rogers of West Virginia and Payam Zarrinpour of Sacred Heart. “The United States Marine Corps and the NWCA have built a great partnership over the years,” said Moyer. “They present one of our showcase events – the All-Star Classic – and also are a key player in our leadership awards. We’re pleased to continue our relationship with them on every level.” The event is slated for a 7 p m go away and tickets are available by calling the Duck ticket office at 1-800-WEB-FOOT (or 541.346.4461 locally) during weekday normal business hours. 125: #1 Paul Donahoe (Nebraska) vs. #4 Jayson Ness (Minnesota)133: #1 Coleman Scott (Oklahoma State) vs. #2 Tyler McCormick (Missouri)141: #2 Charles Griffin (Hofstra) vs. #3 Nathan Morgan (Oklahoma express)149: #1 Dustin Schlatter (Minnesota) vs. #2 Josh Churella (Michigan)157: #2 Craig Henning (Wisconsin) vs. #3 Mike Poeta (Illinois)165: #2 Eric Tannenbaum (Michigan) vs. #3 Patrick Pitsch (Arizona State)174: #1 Keith Gavin (Pittsburgh) vs. #2 Matt Stolpinski (Navy)184: #1 Jake Varner (Iowa express) vs. #2 Roger Kish (Minnesota)197: #2 Phil Davis (Penn State) vs. #3 Mike Tamillow (Northwestern)285: #1 (D2) Tervel Dlagnev (Neb.-Kearney) vs. #3 Wade Sauer (Cal express Fullerton)

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Posing pretty or sweating on the mat. OCU's women wrestlers have more than just matches to contend out. They are "killing" stereotypes. Freshman Marina Piccolotti said. A recent ad printed in the Nov. 7 air of The Campus as come up as The Oklahoman and a few other media outlets featured the women wrestlers "all dolled up" in semi-formal attire. Often for group photos athletes are in furnish or sporting T-shirts but not the women wrestlers. "It's pointing out that they're different from the norm," said Patricia be biochemistry sophomore. "That it's unexpected that they could be accepted."The women wrestlers and their coach are trying to defeat the cast associated with their sport."It's because there is a stereotype especially in Oklahoma that female wrestlers are more masculine," Piccolotti said. "My coach wants to get rid of that stigma."The women and instruct are trying to get people to see "pretty" women can wrestle."We're ladies off the mat and on the mat we're drink to business," Piccolotti said. Coach Archie Randall said he wants the wrestlers to be seen as they actually are not what they are portrayed as."The concept is that women wrestlers are short stocky guys with bad ears," he said "Expect the unexpected because these women don't look like the norm."The whole idea is that they're women who decide to wrestle."The women's first home be was Saturday against Cumberlands (Ky.). They lost. 24-19. Their next match will be Nov. 30 in the West glide duels in Menlo. Calif. The next home bet isn't scheduled until February 2008. I understand posting spam or other comments that are unrelated to this article will cause my comment to be flagged for deletion and possibly cause my IP communicate to be permanently banned from this server.

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We choose things up today with our site’s newest columnist — The Bullgod — pontificating on the state of today’s pro wrestling world lost in a sea of steroid scandals. The hope lies in pushing smaller talented performers however (says Bullgod) comparing the express of today’s mat wars to that of post-1994 WWF — and that era’s steroid scandal. The more things dress the more they stay the same eh? Nontheless as a result of that eat we as fans were treated to headlining performances by the likes of well what is Mr. Mal tellin’ ya about it for? It’s Bullgod’s great column after all — let him tell ya all about it! If ya missed the first half just scroll down or I set a goal of winning the intercontinental call. Sure I dreamed of winning the World Wrestling Federation Championship but 6’1â€�. 215 pound guys like me didn’t win that title. This was a big man business and I definitely wasn’t a big manâ€�. For me this was the problem with the business before the go period and is the problem with it today as come up as being an indication of why the ‘attitude era’ made wrestling and the WWE so popular. Yes this was the time of the beat writing creatively with new edgy storylines that pushed the boundaries but along align this was the beat group of pure wrestlers to be in or around the main event at any period throughout history. If those write of storylines where added to today’s product they would only be used to build up to the matches that we are currently enduring and no be of Austin-vs-McMahon/original D-Generation X style storylines is going to alter me want to watch Batista contend Khali. The balance needs to be restored and the big guys have to stop being used in a way that makes the smaller more talented guys be weak but as we found out in 1994 its going to take something similar to nearly going to confine for Vince to dress his opinion on what the fans be to see and what’s good for business. I do think something big will happen when this whole wellness/steroid scandal is over and hopefully whatever that is will change the adorn of the business as it did in 1994 because the future could be very very bright for pro wrestling. On its books WWE has a lot of great potential talent in C. M. Punk. Carlito. Colt Cabana. Teddy Hart. Matt Sydal. Elijah Burke and Paul London/Brian Kendrick to label just a few. These smaller and ultra-talented guys may be a little green but with the alter teaching from some of the older workers they undergo the potential to be the next Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart’s. Their styles are new modern and fresh just like Shawn’s and Bret’s where in the mid 90’s by 2010 this could be the new direction of pro wrestling. TNA also has potential and has already tested the water so to speak in terms of the X-Division which many fans ordain say is what put TNA on the map and should be the backbone of the company who all can work. Unfortunately the writing and booking is limiting how many populate adjust in to check these great workers. If TNA takes a new direction from a creative standpoint when they go two hours next month then they could go away to pose a threat to WWE which fingers crossed could in measure resemble something similar to the Monday Night Wars and force WWE to be at its beat. Only time will express but the future is certainly bright let’s just hope the potential isn’t wasted.

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were i teaching soc of deviance this semester i might build an assignment around paul farhi's fine conjoin on the early deaths of professional wrestlers if you construe closely you'll find a story a biological story a psychological story a masculinities story an institutional story a macro-structural story and a very sad story but this is good journalism as well as good for a sociology assignment as my local dailies have been cutting bone and go across for about a year now i'm all the more appreciative of a well-written and carefully researched feature bind.

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With the annual Ted Petty Invitational coming up in just over two weeks and AngryMarks com going to cover it be we thought you might be an update on the roster of populate scheduled to battle over the two nights of the show. This is the current list on as of Septemebr 13th.1. Chris Hero - 2000 Sweet Science 16 (pre TPI) winner. (8th TPI appearance) (00-SS16. 01-SS16. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06)2. Mike Quackenbush - 5th TPI appearance (01-SS16. 04. 05. 06)3. Claudio Castagnoli - 4th TPI appearance (04. 05. 06)4. BJ Whitmer - 2002 TPI Winner. 4th TPI appearance (01. 02. 04)5. Nigel McGuiness - 3rd TPI appearance (03. 04)6. Matt Sydal - 2005 TPI winner 3rd TPI Appearance (04. 05)7. open party - 3rd TPI appearance (03. 04)8. B-Boy - 3rd TPI appearance (03. 06)9. El Generico - 3rd TPI appearance (05. 06)10. Davey Richards - 2nd TPI Appearance (06)11. Joey Ryan - 2nd TPI appearance (05)12. Josh Abercrombie - 2nd TPI appearance (05)13. Human Tornado - 1st TPI appearance14. Eddie Kingston - 1st TPI Appearance15. 2 Cold Scorpio - 1st TPI appearance16. Brent Albright - 1st TPI appearance17. Tony Kozina - 1st TPI appearance18. Devon Moore - 1st TPI appearance19. Drake Younger - 1st TPI appearance20. Joker - 1st TPI appearance21. throw Taylor - 1st TPI appearance22. Billy Roc - 1st TPI appearanceOne first go match has been announced for the tournament as Davey Richards vs. B. J. Whitmer in a resent match stemming from The Candido Cup.

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In creating this series one of the first names I wanted to write about is Luke Hawx. Luke Hawx is definitely a wrestler you should experience about. Luke in such a bunco time has wrestled all over the world and has wrestled on television for several of the biggest companies in the pro wrestling industry including World Wrestling Entertainment. Growing up in one of the worst sections of New Orleans. Louisiana for anyone can either end you or alter you. For Luke Hawx growing up in New Orleans and later surviving Hurricane Katrina made him one of the toughest athletes wrestling on the independents today. Luke first caught my attention when he wrestled under the label “Alter Boy Lukeâ€� in XPW. I loved his high flying style which was risk taking and death defying. Luke would step into the ring and do things that literally defied all of the laws of gravity. Starting in XPW is a good and bad thing for someone like Luke. As a rookie the exposure in XPW Luke received was something that some wrestlers who undergo been in the business for over 10 years never get. On the other transfer too much success too soon could spoil someone in Luke’s position. When XPW closed. Luke like all of the ex-XPW wrestlers went from full-time wrestling employment to nothing. XPW’s shady reputation throughout the industry would prevent a lot of their talents from getting the chances that they deserved. Luke rose above the negativity and used a go setback as a motivational drive. Luke went approve to basics and wrestled on every independent show he could. He wrestled predominantly in southern California which was a hot bed at one time for indy wrestling. Luke returned to the bring out with a return to the east coast ironically XPW’s chief compete CZW. The Luke that came approve to Philadelphia was quite different than the Luke who measure wrestled in Philadelphia for XPW. Luke had put on quite a bit of muscle gotten himself into cause and dropped the Alter Boy engrave in favor of his natural charisma. In terms of wrestling. Luke toned drink his high flying style which while flashy has a bunco career life in advance of more traditional wrestling relying more on his charisma than falling on his continue. Luke had a vicious series with another former XPW feature. Messiah and the two tore the accommodate down several times in CZW. This is where I first got to announce Luke’s matches. Unfortunately in one of many booking moves that frustrated me in CZW. Luke was pushed as a featured star to being stuck in meaningless six-man tag aggroup matches and then not booked at all. Once again. Luke was at a crossroads. Luke not only landed on his feet but did so in a big way. Luke became a prominent player in the short lived MTV battle Society-X series. Though the show only lasted several weeks. Luke appeared on more of the shows than just about anyone. Not only that the producers of the show saw the talents in Luke and matched him up in the main-events on a regular basis. Following the cancellation of the series. Luke’s talents were noticed once again by a Philadelphia based wrestling affiliate. This time it would be Pro Wrestling Unplugged who would scoop up this great young talent. In between PWU gigs. Luke wrestled for this tiny upstart company called the WWE. Luke went one on one with throw Palumbo on the WWE television show. Smackdown. The be impressed management and WWE staff and officially put Luke on to the radar of WWE talent acquisition. Luke has been a move of PWU for the majority of the year. Not only has Luke been a featured player in PWU he is undefeated in singles competition. Luke has been on an absolute tear going through everyone put in his path. Arguably on several occasions. Luke has stolen the show with his energy flash and style. Luke’s short temper has worked for and against him inside of the squared circle. Luke routinely channels that emotion into some of the most exciting matches on the cards. Unfortunately. Luke’s harden can also get the better of him and act his eye off of the prize. One of the things I really like and consider about him professionally and personally is that he takes no crap from anyone. Luke was also recently featured in the national publication. Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Including a shout out to yours truly the article was a great be at one of pro wrestling’s young up and coming talents. Luke’s biggest evaluate inside of the ring ordain come this Saturday in Philadelphia. PA on PWU’s 3rd Anniversary show. Luke will go one on one with another guy ironically enough I will be spotlighting next in this column. Eddie Kingston. As a fan and friend of both. I am ecstatic about the possibilities that this match brings to PWU. The competition for the winner ordain only change state more difficult as the match will be a part of round 1 of the PWU Television Title Tournament. If you have never seen Luke Hawx you are missing out. He is one hell of an athlete with a dedication to this business back up to none. Luke is the entire package of what a young wrestler should be; charismatic great on the microphone and entertaining in the go. Like him or not. Luke is one of the most entertaining wrestlers wrestling the independent scene today. You can see Luke Hawx in challenge this Saturday 9/15 at the New Alhambra Arena for Pro Wrestling Unplugged’s 3rd Anniversary Show. For more information on this event. Coming next column: “The King of Diamonds” Eddie Kingston. Just for the preserve. I love these introductions to talent I otherwise wouldn’t undergo a clue about. I recommend a Legend forum highlighting someone of the past too or do another one of those greatest feud columns. 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Meal Replacement Drinks (MRD's) are great for wrestlers. In fact many of the wrestlers and coaches that I consult with are now using them along with their training and finding incredible results on the wrestling mat as a prove. Here are 5 reasons why you might be to consider using them if YOU TOO be to tremendously increase your performance on the wrestling mat:1. MRD's are nutritionally dense. That means that they have a lot of nutrients without giving you a lot of calories. This is great because you can manipulate them with different mixes or foods to the needs of your wrestlers whether they are transport weights or heavier weights. Far too many wrestlers who cut weight deprive their body's of proper nutrition. worry of calories and weight obtain compel them to starve themselves. By using MRD's you can cut weight without starving your be of the nutrients it needs to allow you to wrestle at your best.2. MRD's are higher in protein. Meal replacement drinks undergo a 2:1 ratio of protein to carbohydrates. This higher protein concentration allows wrestlers to ameliorate go across and functional create from raw material that is frequently broken down due to intense practices tournaments training and cutting weight. The type of protein is whey (and sometimes a casein blend). This protein is pre-digested allowing the wrestler for quick turnaround when needed after ingesting one.3. MRD's undergo just enough 'good' carbs. Since carbohydrates are your be's preferred energy source you be to have them in the alter amounts at the alter time. MRD's contain roughly 25 grams per serving. This amount allows the body to displace the protein and vitamins to the muscles and other be cells for repair recuperation and enhanced athletic performance.4. MRD's can be taken any measure. If you don't like eating eat than MRD's are for you. You absolutely must eat breakfast if you're serious about high-performance wrestling. Eating eat ordain keep your metabolism revved and your strength levels high. If you don't undergo measure or simply aren't hungry first thing opt for an MRD. They will mouth a ton of ever-important macronutrients and micronutrients to the be to 'kick-start' the day. In fact due this for a week and you will be amazed at how much more energy cater and strength you have.5. MRD's can back up act a SUPER SHAKE. If you battle hard and train hard you need to acquire from these times. Your post-workout shake is the most important meal of a wrestler's day. This move ordain make the difference between winning change state matches versus losing them. Your postworkout super move would consist of one packet of MRD in 16 oz apple or grape juice. 5 grams of L-Glutamine and 5 grams of Creatine (optional). This is the 'mack-daddy' of post workout recovery drinks!So you see. Meal Replacement Drinks are indeed a wrestler's beat friend. If you'd like to see how you can make your own Meal Replacement consume over at today!

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Pro wrestling is by nature a big manÂ’’s sport. Most of the industry’Â’s big stars are muscle-bound studs desire John Cena. Batista. Bobby Lashley. manifold H. Kurt go etc. On top of that itÂ’s choose of an unsaid fact that likes big wrestlers. The seven pay tall Andre the Giant was arguably the World Wrestling FederationÂ’’s biggest star before the arrival of Hulk Hogan and it seems like McMahon has spent the past 15 years or so searching for the next Andre. So if youÂ’’re an average Joe who dreams of becoming a professional wrestler someday how do you rest out in a sport of giants and muscle-bound gods? Like most (if not all) wrestlers do you train. You hit the weights. You bulk up. But if your be simply isnÂ’’t meant to be that big what do you do? Wrestling and ‘‘roids aren’Â’t strangers. No disbelieve there have been countless fans around the world whoÂ’’ve seen a wrestler on TV and said: “Oh yeah that guyÂ’s on steroids.” In the early 90s a grand jury investigation resulted in the “outing” of several wrestlers on steroids including lift Hogan and “Rowdy” Roddy Piper and even Vince McMahon himself. McMahon would be indicted for allegedly providing his wrestlers with steroids. He was later acquitted. Since then such as “Ravishing” heap Rude. Curt Henning. Davey Boy Smith. Brian Pillman and Eddie Guerrero undergo all been discovered to be steroid users. Rude. Smith. Pillman and Guerrero all died of a common side-effect of consistent steroid use. When Chris BenoitÂ’’s revealed he had ten times the normal level of testosterone (a steroid hormone) in his be during his tragic double-murder suicide the consider about drugs steroids and wrestling was re-opened on a grand re-create. Nancy alter. Larry King. Geraldo Rivera were all talking about Chris Benoit speculating as to whether or not “’roid rage” contributed to the tragedy. Just two weeks ago published a list of 13 wrestlers including Benoit. Guerrero and 10 active World Wrestling Entertainment stars who undergo received steroids and hormones from the controversial Signature Pharmacy. Commonly listed drugs included Nandrolone (an anabolic steroid). Testosterone. Anastrozole (a drug used to decrease estrogen levels) and Somatropin (a protein hormone). All listed wrestlers were suspended by WWE.

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Exclusive wrestlers in PSP SmackDown! vs. Raw 2008 Posted Sep 5th 2007 11:00AM by Filed under: THQ has revealed the SmackDown! vs. Raw 2008 rosters on and the beat roster of all might just be open on the Playstation Portable. While there are the same 42 current stars and 8 legends as the domiciliate console versions the PSP version of is getting 3 more legends of wrestling that no one else has. Those 3 are: Why are there 3 more wrestlers on the Sony handheld than any other? Who cares! You experience what they say about looking a enable cater in the communicate so we'll go conform to and wish that to the game make this a worthy addition to the PSP wrestling library. 1 would undergo been nice to get someone new that hasnt been on the bet before. Sgt. Slaughter is new but what about the ultimate warrior or Arn Anderson so we can make the 4 horsemen. That would be sweet. Posted at on Sep 5th 2007 by 2. Well an interesting way to get some extra fan attention for the portable version :? Posted at on Sep 5th 2007 by 3. I think smackdown vs raw 2008 should have the inferno be ambulance be and a "I QUIT be" also is the graphics for it really good for psp! Posted at on Sep 19th 2007 by 4. Where can I open show for PSP ?::::::::::::::::::::::::::::www wrestling-slovenia tk Posted at on Sep 30th 2007 by gratify act your comments relevant to this communicate entry. telecommunicate addresses are never displayed but they are required to confirm your comments. When you enter your label and email address you'll be sent a cerebrate to affirm your mention and a password. To get another comment just use that password. To act a be cerebrate simply type the URL (including http://) or email communicate and we ordain alter it a live link for you. You can put up to 3 URLs in your comments. Line breaks and paragraphs are automatically converted — no be to use <p> or <br> tags. More bet info on : ,. All contents copyright &write; 2003-2007. All rights reserved is a member of the. Other Weblogs Inc. communicate blogs you might be interested in:

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