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|  #1 Posted on 30.6.10 1419.39 | Instant Rating: 0.31 | Anyone know what happened to this guy? He was supposed to be the next big thing in the 90's.| Promote this thread! |           | CRZ
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| #2 Posted on 30.6.10 1439.16 | Instant Rating: 8.11 | Originally posted by CHIKARA Pro FAQ (chikarapro.com)
Q: Whatever happened to Mister ZERO/Dragonfly/Don Montoya/Jolly Roger/BlackJack Marciano/Marshal Law/DJ Skittlez/Private Eye/Rorschach/Tom "Reckless Youth" Carter?
A: All of these wrestlers have left the business due to injury, personal committments and other whatnot. None of them are dead.
For more information, please visit Let Me Google That For You (lmgtfy.com).
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| #3 Posted on 30.6.10 1600.56 | Instant Rating: 8.53 | Oh sure, but you welcome the message board-unsavvy misanthrope with open arms. I guess you did google that for him.
Reckless Youth probably became cautious and responsible in his 30s, is my not helpful answer. My helpful one: much like similar-respected-but-never-deemed-major-league indy dudes Mike Modest and Donovan Morgan did with Pro Wrestling IRON, Reckless Youth transitioned to being a trainer and running a wrestling school with Mike Quackenbush, then turning/combining the school into a promotion called Chikara -- which I suppose is kind of a relatively big deal and the second most notable indy after Ring of Honor (and TNA lol). Evidently he's no longer involved with them based on that FAQ.
Admittedly I got this from googling too. | Scottyflamingo
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| #4 Posted on 30.6.10 1651.58 | Instant Rating: 0.31 | Originally posted by JustinShapiro
Oh sure, but you welcome the message board-unsavvy misanthrope with open arms. I guess you did google that for him.
Reckless Youth probably became cautious and responsible in his 30s, is my not helpful answer. My helpful one: much like similar-respected-but-never-deemed-major-league indy dudes Mike Modest and Donovan Morgan did with Pro Wrestling IRON, Reckless Youth transitioned to being a trainer and running a wrestling school with Mike Quackenbush, then turning/combining the school into a promotion called Chikara -- which I suppose is kind of a relatively big deal and the second most notable indy after Ring of Honor (and TNA lol). Evidently he's no longer involved with them based on that FAQ.
Admittedly I got this from googling too.
Thanks.
Isn't PWG a bigger indie than Chikara though? | odessasteps
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| #5 Posted on 30.6.10 1911.33 | Instant Rating: 6.23 |
It probably depends on your perspective and/or biases.
East Coasters will prob say Chikara.
West Coasters will prob say PWG.
PWG seems to have "bigger indy stars" on a regular basis, but Chikara has a more cohesive (if it's your thing) storytelling process plus has the comedy.
disclaimer: former Chikara advertiser
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ISSUE FOUR - OCTOBER 2009 | Scottyflamingo
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| #6 Posted on 30.6.10 2145.32 | Instant Rating: 0.31 | Originally posted by odessasteps
It probably depends on your perspective and/or biases.
East Coasters will prob say Chikara.
West Coasters will prob say PWG.
PWG seems to have "bigger indy stars" on a regular basis, but Chikara has a more cohesive (if it's your thing) storytelling process plus has the comedy.
disclaimer: former Chikara advertiser
From what I've seen Chikara is the more entertaining of the two. I just know back when I was DVD trading it was a lot easier to get PWG stuff. |
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