NWA World Champion, Blue Demon Jr. in ESPN

Since I took on the continuation of the legacy my dad forged, I’ve known that a lot of people say wrestling isn’t a sport, and I respect everyone’s opinions — those of the true expert and those of they who think they know.

It’s obvious that the less knowledgeable always will say, when the wrestling is real and there is a maneuver and maneuver-breaker on the canvas, that that is not real wrestling. They want to see high-flying moves. They want to see blood. But that’s not the essence of wrestling.

They think the sport is aerial. That’s a joke. Well, I consider wrestling to be like a circus, stunts, theater and a sport.

It’s a circus because it originates from the Roman circus. It’s theater because it involves masked characters. The Greeks did it that way, and to this day, you still see a happy mask and a sad one. Even more, it represents the good and the bad, black and white, cold and hot. It represents the daily fight of the good versus the bad, and it’s a sport in which you have to cultivate yourself physically and mentally in order to sustain the physical wear and tear in a match. It isn’t just stepping into the ring and jumping around. You have to learn how to wrestle in different styles: freestyle, Greco-Roman, submission and professionally.

The article is Blue Demon Jr. talking about his father for Hispanic Heritage Month. Blue Demon Jr. talks about his father, getting into wrestling, the shape of Mexican Wrestling today, and his community out reach in his home country. Check out the article by clicking here.

NWA East Presents: Uneccesary Roughness

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NWA East Heavyweight Title Match
Ashton Amherst (c) vs. Sterling James Keenan

NWA North American Tag Titles
Excellence Personified (c) vs. Team Mega

“Crusher Hansen’s Career On The Line”
Fromer WWE Star Afa Jr. vs. Crusher Hansen

NWA East 3 Rivers Title Match
Chris Taylor (c) vs. Shirley Doe

NWA East Brass Knuckles Title Match
Jason Cage (c) vs. Chris LeRusso vs. Troy Lords

Tracy Smothers vs. Dash Bennet
Mad Mike vs. Greggory Iron
CJ Sensation vs. Robert Parker Williams
Ryan Mitchell and John Burton vs. The Franchise Players

A benefit for the local Pop Warner football league!

NWA Pro Wrestling’s Mach 1 Wrestling Presents Friday Fight Night on Oct. 16th

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M1W Announcement of the “Friday Fight Night” Cards on… Beginning Friday, October 16th, live from the American Sports Center in Anaheim, CA, Mach One Wrestling brings you “Friday Fight Night,” weekly professional wrestling showcasing the best M1W has to offer… which takes place at the American Sports Center at 1500 S. Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim, CA 92805 and have a weekly bell time of 8:00PM. Tickets are $6 or $3 with a student ID and for children 12 and under.

Main Event – Tag Team Grudge Match
“Pretty” Peter Avalon & “Magnum” Joey Ryan vs. Johnny Goodtime & M1W Champion “Red Tornado” James Morgan

— This match is a direct result of the fallout seen at this past weekends “Wrath Of Con” event in Long Beach. Johnny Goodtime was able to best Peter Avalon in a singles match and Avalon has been griping to whomever will listen that he would like another shot at Goodtime. Meanwhile after Joey Ryan was able to sneak a win over Scotty 2 Hotty, he would spoil M1W Champion James Morgan’s victory celebration over Paul London by attacking Morgan post match claiming “the clock is ticking” on Morgan’s title reign. Ryan has been itching to get another shot at the championship after Morgan bested him in the tournament to crown the inaugural champion. The NWA Board of Directors have worked with the M1W brass to sign this Tag Team Grudge Match as the Main Event of the first “Friday Fight Night.”

Women’s Match
Carla Jade vs. Kitana Vera

Charles Mercury vs. Tommy Wilson

Jerome “LTP” Robinson vs. Johnny Yuma

Todd Chandler vs. Drew Hellman

Willie Mack vs. Ric Ellis