NWA:WI 7/22 with Disco Inferno

Now that Molina & Thomas are NWA Midwest tag champs with their Wisconsin belts, will both sets be on the line or just the Wisconsin belts?

I have a question.

I have heard that the reason NWA WI is bringing in all of these names lately is because there is a mentally handicapped man paying for these guys with his disability checks. If this is the case, it is just wrong. I hope someone up there can clarify this.

The person that told me this is actually someone on the roster. He even thought it was messed up that the gentleman (Kyle is his name) is getting worked to bring in all of thse guys

Let me clarify why that statement would make me upset, especially considering it supposedly comes from one of my wrestlers.

Kyle Wegner, or "Ref Kyle" as he's most commonly called, is certainly a unique person, but he is NOT mentally handicapped and he does not, to my knowledge get any "disability checks." I've never delved into what kind of "handicap", if you consider it such, Kyle may have, but I can say that Kyle is the most loyal, most witty, and most devoted person that I've ever had in this company.
Has Kyle helped the company financially... he most certainly has... by getting us many loyal sponsors. In fact, Kyle has boggled all of our minds with the connections he has and his revenue-generating ability.
The comment about Kyle's "disability checks" is extremely insulting, considering Kyle makes more money at his job than I do... and probably 80% of people involved in indy wrestling do.

In regions where we cannot generate sponsors because of distance, Kyle has indeed personally sponsored names such as Larry Zbyzsko, and I have given him all proper credit.
For helping to keep the company alive, I consider Kyle an informal co-owner. To say that Kyle has ever been "worked" into contributing to the company is an insult to both Kyle and me... Kyle lives for NWA:WI and he's extremely proud of his invovlement... frankly, if I were to try to quit the business, Kyle would be the first person in line to try to keep it alive in my abscence.

Kyle is one of the "good people" that I've encountered because of indy wrestling, and he's one of few.
I personally encourage the "mysterious wrestler" who fed you the information to come to me so I can clear his misconceptions up... the last thing I would want is a wrestler working for a company who he feels is "wrong" and "messed up" for a menial payday... I mean, after all, that just makes you a cheap prostitute.

rowdiezgrl, the results... what I can recall... are up on the www.nwawisconsin.com board.

xxx, I agree on many of your points.
I'd be happy to address and offer some insight into your complaints if you'd send me an e-mail to jasonjerry@nwawisconsin.com.

Esteban/Thomas were indeed defending the Midwest Titles, not the Wisconsin Titles. The guest ring announcer from the radio station simply screwed it up.

Alex Shelly returns in September.

Disco Inferno proved to me that he was worth every penny. His match with Dinty was by far the best match I've ever seen him work, from WCW to TNA.
He did things that I honestly didn't think he was capable of: most notably, get over huge as a face. But bottom line: it was obvious that he drew enough paying fans to see him to cover his cost.

Alex Shelley, yes, is also worth every penny.
Biggest waste of money during my tenure here?: Jim Neidhart.

Why not?

If he drew a fair amount of casual fans to his show, why wouldn't he want to book, advertise and tell people about Disco Inferno?

According to Jason "it was obvious that he drew enough paying fans to see him to cover his cost"

Jason runs a business, the goal of his busines is to make money. He obviously made money. It sounds like simple math to me.