AccidentalDenz
Lord of Steam
Not sure if there are any fans of pro wrestling on here (not entirely convinced pro wrestling is even a sport, so may not belong in the sport forum), but here we are. Having grown up watching WWF/WWE but not enjoying what their product has become over the last couple of years, I started watching the British wrestling scene and came across a lot of wrestlers doing their thing at an indie level that I've enjoyed watching online.
The #SpeakingOut movement in the summer hit hard as quite a few people I'd come to respect were outted as abusers and that shook my interest in wrestling for a while. One concept that WWE introduced that I thought was interesting was the idea of a cinematic match, where matches took place away from the wrestling ring and essentially shot like a film, so they could show segments not possible in a regular match and I guess re-shoot certain spots that didn't happen quite right. A group of some of the bigger names in the current BritWres scene came together and put together a cinematic match which they aired last night - it's a big gruesome and more than a little off the wall, but I enjoyed it, so figured I'd share it here.
The #SpeakingOut movement in the summer hit hard as quite a few people I'd come to respect were outted as abusers and that shook my interest in wrestling for a while. One concept that WWE introduced that I thought was interesting was the idea of a cinematic match, where matches took place away from the wrestling ring and essentially shot like a film, so they could show segments not possible in a regular match and I guess re-shoot certain spots that didn't happen quite right. A group of some of the bigger names in the current BritWres scene came together and put together a cinematic match which they aired last night - it's a big gruesome and more than a little off the wall, but I enjoyed it, so figured I'd share it here.
