We Wrestle on the Internet!
Figured this story is a big deal, since many veterans began their e-fedding career either on an Angelfire or Geocities site. Through-out the years, both sites have become the harbingers of ads, ads, and more ads, cluttering up even the best websites, but there are still tons of free hosting sites out there, some with no advertisements and others with very little (see the bottom). Anyway, here is the story. (more…)
by Michael Cavenaugh
There was a time in ewrestling when “trash talking” roleplays were the favored style. Over time, trash talking and simply discussing your opponent and the match has taken a back seat to the story driven, or character development based, style of writing. Even if your writing style leans towards character development, though, a dose of smack can spice up a story. (more…)
by Robert Chauncey
Let me start by saying that you are facing an uphill battle. Seriously! Wrestling as a whole has a diminished fan base which keeps new people from joining the hobby, while veterans are either loyal to where they are or starting to drop out of the hobby altogether. (more…)
After the mass releases of wrestlers last week, many within the company were growing concerned about Ricochet’s financial situation. On Crossfire, Buzz Stone admitted that due to the poor economy, Ricochet would be forced to make some cut backs. The releases of the five superstars (Christian Page, Brian Steele, MegaFreak, Matt Reynolds, and Bodybag) were just the tip of the iceberg.
by Marcus Staples
I’ve noticed that some guys either get burnt out or looking for ideas to re-energize some creative ideas and I wish to share some things I do when that sort of thing happens to me (everyday).
