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Post by frankievaliant on Feb 19, 2008 23:49:35 GMT -6
The VWAA is booked fairly solid. The Industrial Studio shows have always been intended for young, unknown and up and coming talent. They are our house shows where the relative unknowns will get a chance to show who they are and what they are all about. In addition, a solid main event is always booked as well as a second solid match. You can not expect to build wrestling personalities instantly. I believe they must work toward higher end venues and not just appear. These rookies actually have something to work for, and until they show the booking committee they are able to hold their own, the house Industrial Studio shows will be their showcase. If other people out there can not understand how to properly promote, that is their problem. Maybe if the Mid-West Indy scene started to think like a business, or at least, a little like Vince McMahon, with the exception of a few, the indy scene wouldn't be in the state that it is in. Again, like I always say, you guys that hate us SO MUCH still take the time to try to talk us down by posting on our threads and reading and watching everything that we do. Admit it, you are VWAA fans. You hate the product, but can not stop writing about us or watching us. So, as always, I thank all of you because you, along with the fans who like us, are the ones keeping us "out there." You help us succeed on a daily basis because you can not resist talking about us. Thank you.
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Post by jtsimmons on Feb 20, 2008 0:01:36 GMT -6
The VWAA is booked fairly solid. The Industrial Studio shows have always been intended for young, unknown and up and coming talent. They are our house shows where the relative unknowns will get a chance to show who they are and what they are all about. In addition, a solid main event is always booked as well as a second solid match. You can not expect to build wrestling personalities instantly. I believe they must work toward higher end venues and not just appear. These rookies actually have something to work for, and until they show the booking committee they are able to hold their own, the house Industrial Studio shows will be their showcase. If other people out there can not understand how to properly promote, that is their problem. Maybe if the Mid-West Indy scene started to think like a business, or at least, a little like Vince McMahon, with the exception of a few, the indy scene wouldn't be in the state that it is in. Again, like I always say, you guys that hate us SO MUCH still take the time to try to talk us down by posting on our threads and reading and watching everything that we do. Admit it, you are VWAA fans. You hate the product, but can not stop writing about us or watching us. So, as always, I thank all of you because you, along with the fans who like us, are the ones keeping us "out there." You help us succeed on a daily basis because you can not resist talking about us. Thank you. very well put. looking forward to seeing this show. |
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Post by Airblade on Feb 20, 2008 8:41:08 GMT -6
The VWAA is booked fairly solid. The Industrial Studio shows have always been intended for young, unknown and up and coming talent. They are our house shows where the relative unknowns will get a chance to show who they are and what they are all about. In addition, a solid main event is always booked as well as a second solid match. You can not expect to build wrestling personalities instantly. I believe they must work toward higher end venues and not just appear. These rookies actually have something to work for, and until they show the booking committee they are able to hold their own, the house Industrial Studio shows will be their showcase. If other people out there can not understand how to properly promote, that is their problem. Maybe if the Mid-West Indy scene started to think like a business, or at least, a little like Vince McMahon, with the exception of a few, the indy scene wouldn't be in the state that it is in. Again, like I always say, you guys that hate us SO MUCH still take the time to try to talk us down by posting on our threads and reading and watching everything that we do. Admit it, you are VWAA fans. You hate the product, but can not stop writing about us or watching us. So, as always, I thank all of you because you, along with the fans who like us, are the ones keeping us "out there." You help us succeed on a daily basis because you can not resist talking about us. Thank you. very well put. looking forward to seeing this show. And we hope to see you there JT  |
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Post by safe on Feb 20, 2008 11:19:56 GMT -6
you havent even seen the guys wrestle yet and you are shitting on it just shows how blind people can be
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Post by Lilith on Feb 20, 2008 12:14:19 GMT -6
Everyone has to start somewhere. I don't know of many workers anywhere that make "Main Event" status their first match.
Poochie is a great guy who has been busting his ass training, I'm glad he is finally seeing some reward for all of his hard work and dedication.
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Post by bobbyj on Feb 20, 2008 12:17:05 GMT -6
Now now...not everyone can have hawk vision like myself.
As for Poochie,,he came to the VWAA to wrestle and that is what he is going to do.
There are Some schools in Chicago that even if you sign up to learn how to wrestle, will have you wait several years before you get a match. While your waiting and you can still be near the ring as long as your on ring crew or the referee or in some cases both.
The VWAA does not work this way. When our trainers feel that your ready for your first match...you will get the green light. Poochie has trained day after day and has proven himself that he is ring ready.
Good Luck Poochie !!!
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Post by Airblade on Feb 20, 2008 14:09:09 GMT -6
Gobble head is going to die. That is all.
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Post by Ratt J. Flywheel on Feb 20, 2008 18:00:27 GMT -6
I've got dibs on his ribs when it's over. I've got this awesome recipe that my granddaddy passed down...the meat just falls right off the bone...
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Post by Airblade on Feb 20, 2008 22:15:19 GMT -6
I've got dibs on his ribs when it's over. I've got this awesome recipe that my granddaddy passed down...the meat just falls right off the bone... Ill bring the mashed potatoes...if I can have some that is. Oh and beer if you'd like. |
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Post by bobbyj on Feb 21, 2008 9:56:02 GMT -6
Gonna have Gobble for dinner..oh boy oh boy.
Barney Bear just appeared in my head.
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Post by "The Champ" on Feb 21, 2008 10:48:27 GMT -6
I've got dibs on his ribs when it's over. I've got this awesome recipe that my granddaddy passed down...the meat just falls right off the bone... Surprisingly, I actually agree with "The Flywheel". Poochie Gobble is dead. |
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Post by CameronJacobsLies on Feb 23, 2008 10:46:42 GMT -6
is 'The Industrial Studio" adress the same as the training one in the video?
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Post by vwaavideo on Feb 23, 2008 12:24:30 GMT -6
is 'The Industrial Studio" adress the same as the training one in the video? Yes |
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Post by stonecold on Feb 23, 2008 21:42:02 GMT -6
I've got dibs on his ribs when it's over. I've got this awesome recipe that my granddaddy passed down...the meat just falls right off the bone... Surprisingly, I actually agree with "The Flywheel". Poochie Gobble is dead. Even though Poochie did suffer defeat, he was able to mount more offense than i thought he would |
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Post by stonecold on Feb 23, 2008 21:51:32 GMT -6
It was still a great show regardless. No Dameon Dunn tonight though
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