PorkSoda
10-27-2005, 04:22 PM
Yeah, at wrestling last night there were 6 people there, so at the end we were going to do 3 tag team matches. I was paired up with this guy and we took on the other two teams. First match I watched, just looking at the guy getting beat up and taking notes in my head about it cause I knew I was going to get beat up the whole time since I'm new, 3 months. Then it started, and it actually wasn't that bad.
Alright, they were tag teams so that was good, it wasn't focused on me the whole time. If I remember correctly, the first match, I started it off with a guy named Shifty, we locked up, chained around for a couple minutes, then I got beat up. They just whipped me into the buckles, which I need to do better, choked me on the ropes, bodyslam, and stuff like that. I managed to get in a couple offensive manouvers like two punches and a two shoulderblocks into the turnbuckles, but they went back on offense. After we have matches, we talk about it with this guy named Pants, he basically talks about what we do right and wrong, and he can rip a good match into shreds just by looking at it, hes very good. He didn't criticize me too much, just said I need work cause I'm still new, but thats understandable.
Second match was not bad. It started off with me getting beat down of course, and there was this one spot where the guy, Max, gave me a hard buckle and then I positioned myself to take a splash. He did splash me, but he seemed like he hurt himself and immediatly tagged out. They told me after the match that I had my knee slightly bent and he ran right into it balls first. I didn't even know that I did that, and during the match I was selling and a little confused on why he was selling. I heard his partner, who was in my ear go "The fuck?" cause he was confused as well. After that, I basically just listened as the guys told me what to do. It wasn't that bad overall. I did apologize to the guy for kneeing him in the balls, he forgave it. One thing I do need to work on is that when I take a shot, they say I sell it but act dead. Like I'll stay in one spot. I'll work on that overtime. :)
Alright, they were tag teams so that was good, it wasn't focused on me the whole time. If I remember correctly, the first match, I started it off with a guy named Shifty, we locked up, chained around for a couple minutes, then I got beat up. They just whipped me into the buckles, which I need to do better, choked me on the ropes, bodyslam, and stuff like that. I managed to get in a couple offensive manouvers like two punches and a two shoulderblocks into the turnbuckles, but they went back on offense. After we have matches, we talk about it with this guy named Pants, he basically talks about what we do right and wrong, and he can rip a good match into shreds just by looking at it, hes very good. He didn't criticize me too much, just said I need work cause I'm still new, but thats understandable.
Second match was not bad. It started off with me getting beat down of course, and there was this one spot where the guy, Max, gave me a hard buckle and then I positioned myself to take a splash. He did splash me, but he seemed like he hurt himself and immediatly tagged out. They told me after the match that I had my knee slightly bent and he ran right into it balls first. I didn't even know that I did that, and during the match I was selling and a little confused on why he was selling. I heard his partner, who was in my ear go "The fuck?" cause he was confused as well. After that, I basically just listened as the guys told me what to do. It wasn't that bad overall. I did apologize to the guy for kneeing him in the balls, he forgave it. One thing I do need to work on is that when I take a shot, they say I sell it but act dead. Like I'll stay in one spot. I'll work on that overtime. :)