Thread: Nick Mondo Responds to TPWW
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Old 11-29-2005, 08:00 PM   #98
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Originally Posted by Sadistic
I really do encourage all of you do watch the CZW "Best of the Best" shows. they are a yearly 8 man juniour heavyweight tournament. No blood, no barbed wire, no light tubes. All amazing high flying and technical wrestling.

If only I uploaded those first then maybe you would all love CZW.
And maybe if they marketed themselves as "the company behind Best of the Best," we might be more receptive, because a lot of the "Super Junior" style indy tournaments do wind up churning out pretty good talent. The ECWA Super 8 tournament is a prime example.

However, CZW (and Mr. Mondo in particular) have built their marketing strategy around the aforementioned deathmatches. So you'll forgive the people here who may never have seen a CZW show, but are familiar with the product, for only knowing about those matches. When you advertise yourself as "Combat Zone Wrestling" and have - as one of your key figures - a "worker" whose specialty is bleeding a lot, you will be looked down on by wrestling fans.

It's that simple.
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