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Marc the Smark
07-14-2004, 01:12 AM
How many of you have been backstage at a WWE event? Be honest. And who do you know to get there?
Goldbird
07-14-2004, 01:18 AM
They dont hire security for fun.
Marc the Smark
07-14-2004, 01:19 AM
They dont hire security for fun.
Oh. You're a security guard, and all security gets to go backstage?
Goldbird
07-14-2004, 01:23 AM
They GUARD the entrance to backstage.
The Forgotten One
07-14-2004, 01:26 AM
Post #3 was entirely stupid.
Marc the Smark
07-14-2004, 01:26 AM
They GUARD the entrance to backstage.
Yes, but does that mean you get to go back there?
The Forgotten One
07-14-2004, 01:28 AM
You stupid fuck. He means they hire security to guard people like you, me and Goldbird from going backstage.
He doesn't mean that he's a security guard.
:nono:
Marc the Smark
07-14-2004, 01:31 AM
You stupid fuck. He means they hire security to guard people like you, me and Goldbird from going backstage.
He doesn't mean that he's a security guard.
:nono:
There are people that go backstage.
The Forgotten One
07-14-2004, 01:34 AM
They have a VIP pass or something. But they just don't let the average paying fan backstage.
But still, post #3 and #6 says your not very bright.
Goldbird
07-14-2004, 01:34 AM
lol, stop insulting each other. From what i know, unless you are a relative of the wrestler, or you are a potential investor, it will be quite impossibile to enter backstage.
ColdwaVer
07-14-2004, 01:35 AM
lol, stop insulting each other. From what i know, unless you are a relative of the wrestler, or you are a potential investor, it will be quite impossibile to enter backstage.
Or an approved media source, or an employee of the venue.
my friend has been backstage at wrestlemania 18 cuz he works at skydome, he got to talk to hogan, spike dudley and the hurricane
Never been backstage, but I went in the ring after an event once when I was about 8.
Cruiserweight 3:16
07-14-2004, 07:16 AM
I've been backstage twice (and I've only ever been to two WWE shows). Managed to do so through contacts in the business. I've also had a wrestling match in a WWE ring (wasn't that good but it doesn't matter) where Jamie Noble, Nidia and Charlie Haas were watching.
HankScorpio
07-14-2004, 08:05 AM
**sniffs** **smells bullshit**
Londoner
07-14-2004, 08:33 AM
I've been backstage twice (and I've only ever been to two WWE shows). Managed to do so through contacts in the business. I've also had a wrestling match in a WWE ring (wasn't that good but it doesn't matter) where Jamie Noble, Nidia and Charlie Haas were watching.
I was willing to believe you up until you said:
Managed to do so through contacts in the business. I've also had a wrestling match in a WWE ring (wasn't that good but it doesn't matter) where Jamie Noble, Nidia and Charlie Haas were watching
The Mackem
07-14-2004, 08:37 AM
Kieron Dyer's done it.
Londoner
07-14-2004, 08:43 AM
^^^I saw kieron dyer go backstage to meet john cena and eddie guerrero and torrie when i was watching this football diaries thing on BBC, what a lucky fuck. I remember torrie couldn't speak cos of a saw throat or something,lol
The closest thing to getting backstage when your just a fan is to take backstage tours... I dunno about anywhere else, and Ive never taken one, but they had a backstage tour of MSG on the day of WrestleMania XX... I should have gone, the tix were like $30 for a 1-2 hour tour... I dunno how much you'd see, but it said you'd go in locker rooms and stuff...
My brother's friend's dad (stick with me here) is a limo driver, and he used to drive around The Undertaker everytime he came to Toronto for an event. So one time after a house show, he took me to the back and I shook Taker's hand. It was quite memorable for me, but this happened like 8 years ago so I was awestruck.
PorkSoda
07-14-2004, 12:36 PM
Message to Goldbird: BAWK!
loopydate
07-14-2004, 01:07 PM
Or an approved media source, or an employee of the venue.
And, trust me, it is damned hard to get approved as a media source.
WWE did a house show in Saginaw, MI during the InVasion, and at the time, I was editor-in-chief of one of the local college newspapers. I figure, hey, it's not a big city, and we are pretty respected in the community. I got run around so much in the weeks leading up to the show, it was ridiculous. Fortunately, I got tickets, so I got to see the show, but I never got close to making contact with anyone who directly knew anything about getting approved media passes.
Cruiserweight 3:16
07-14-2004, 08:35 PM
I was willing to believe you up until you said:
Managed to do so through contacts in the business. I've also had a wrestling match in a WWE ring (wasn't that good but it doesn't matter) where Jamie Noble, Nidia and Charlie Haas were watching
Fine... you and TheOneLameGunn don't believe me, but what I've said is true. I may not be that good a wrestler, but I've had the opportunity to practise in the ring because my wrestling teacher can get tickets to house events because he wants to visit his friends who work for the WWE. I haven't bothered to go into much detail on here because of lame comments about how people won't believe me, but what I've said is true!!
Another time I'll post exactly who I've met and spoken to
Ricky
07-14-2004, 09:42 PM
I don't think Cruiserweight 3:16 is lying about having a practise match in the ring because he mentioned something similar earlier when he was saying about how he can get free tickets for Raw when they film it in the UK. He might be completely lying but it all sounds pretty genuine to me.
Message to Goldbird: BAWK!
what in the greenest of purple hells was that
Londoner
07-15-2004, 03:30 AM
Fine... you and TheOneLameGunn don't believe me, but what I've said is true. I may not be that good a wrestler, but I've had the opportunity to practise in the ring because my wrestling teacher can get tickets to house events because he wants to visit his friends who work for the WWE. I haven't bothered to go into much detail on here because of lame comments about how people won't believe me, but what I've said is true!!
Another time I'll post exactly who I've met and spoken to
you quoted the wrong person, and do you really expect people to believe that stuff without any proof?If you had proof i would change my mind and admit i was wrong, but as of now, you have none.
Cruiserweight 3:16
07-15-2004, 07:43 AM
Proof?? Wot like I'm supposed to take pictures of me being backstage as evidence to prove to you? Me being backstage is a favour and a priveledge and I'm not gonna start acting like a mark by taking pictures of everyone I speak to. That puts me and others in an awkwad position. Fine don't believe me, but I've experienced something which you will never do in your life!!
Goldbird
07-15-2004, 08:09 AM
Message to Goldbird: BAWK!
wtf are you talking about,
Londoner
07-15-2004, 11:43 PM
Proof?? Wot like I'm supposed to take pictures of me being backstage as evidence to prove to you? Me being backstage is a favour and a priveledge and I'm not gonna start acting like a mark by taking pictures of everyone I speak to. That puts me and others in an awkwad position. Fine don't believe me, but I've experienced something which you will never do in your life!!
lol, i cant believe you would be sad enough to neg rep me for that comment. But yeah do u expect anyone to believe you?
Savio
07-15-2004, 11:54 PM
Or an approved media source, or an employee of the venue.
Or invisible........the poster
Cruiserweight 3:16
07-16-2004, 07:18 AM
lol, i cant believe you would be sad enough to neg rep me for that comment. But yeah do u expect anyone to believe you?
Coming from the guy who isn't capable of understanding how a wrestling internet fan is capable of getting backstage, I think that's more sad then me saying the truth about past experiences. Just because I haven't posted in a long time, and I haven't come on here before bragging about it before, doesn't mean that I am lying.
There's so much more stuff that happened when I was backstage which nobody would believe even if I said, so I'm not gonna bother going into any more details. If you think me taking pictures of people that are being polite to me when all they wanna do is relax before the fans arrive then you really don't have a clue.
HankScorpio
07-16-2004, 07:22 AM
^^
I read another one of your posts about meting wrestlers backstage and it was explained a little better and was way more plauseable, so in retrospect I now believe you :y:
Cruiserweight 3:16
07-16-2004, 08:22 AM
^^
Thanks - I appreciate you saying that :y:
tucsonspeed6
07-16-2004, 10:05 AM
From what i know, unless you are a relative of the wrestler, or you are a potential investor, it will be quite impossibile to enter backstage.
What if you save a wrestler's life?
ME: "Jericho! Don't eat that egg sandwich! It's full of cholesterol and will give you heart disease!"
Or what if you go to one of those state police auctions and buy yourself a used cop car, buy yourself some cherries and some decals for the sides, send the WWE an email with some attached photos, they might consider you when they need to rent a cop car lookalike for an angle: ie, Eddie Guerrero getting handcuffed and put in a cop car that drives away. You can get backstage, they'll probably let you take a private tour if you ask, and you'll probably be the one to drive the car (for insurance reasons.) Hmm... :shifty:
Seriously, though, I've heard of guys renting out cop car lookalikes (from their car collections) and getting to meet the wrestlers because of it.
The only other option would probably be to become a regionally famous poodle breeder and lending the WWE your poodle for Rene to use....but if you did that, you'd only get to go backstage to a Smackdown event. Blech!
Personally, I think I'd feed my dog a big bowl of beans before the show so it'd take a big crap in the ring. It'd be like the dog were saying "This is what I think of your crappy wrestling."....and then the Undertaker would hit the dog with lightning. :shifty:
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