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**KayfabeMan** · 12-21-2003, 01:45 AM

H was a really great worker.

He accomplished so much in such a short period of time.

It was a real shame to see a career ended in such a way,and a
person's life changed like that due to something like wrestling.It
(and other situations like it - ie. Droz,etc..) should wake people
up to the fact that these guys go out, on EVERY SINGLE LEVEL
(WWE,TNA,indies,etc..) and put their lives at risk just to enter-
tain the fans.

People who have no respect for the wrestling business at all (not
starting a discussion of how it's easy to look at it that way as an
outsider) have no idea what these guys go through each and ev-
ery time they go out.

I see it at my own events and at other events.The boys go out &
give EVERYTHING they have; they put on a 5-star match; and then
instead of the "fans" appreciating it,they wait for someone to miss
a spot (which happens to everyone occasionally) and then cheer
"YOU ****ED UP".Let's see you do it better.

12-21-2003, 01:45 AM	#3
KayfabeMan TPWW's Glass Ceiling Posts: 5,793	H was a really great worker. He accomplished so much in such a short period of time. It was a real shame to see a career ended in such a way,and a person's life changed like that due to something like wrestling.It (and other situations like it - ie. Droz,etc..) should wake people up to the fact that these guys go out, on EVERY SINGLE LEVEL (WWE,TNA,indies,etc..) and put their lives at risk just to enter- tain the fans. People who have no respect for the wrestling business at all (not starting a discussion of how it's easy to look at it that way as an outsider) have no idea what these guys go through each and ev- ery time they go out. I see it at my own events and at other events.The boys go out & give EVERYTHING they have; they put on a 5-star match; and then instead of the "fans" appreciating it,they wait for someone to miss a spot (which happens to everyone occasionally) and then cheer "YOU ****ED UP".Let's see you do it better.