Did you vomit the first time you took bumps?
Nah, bumping came pretty easily. Though, my first bump it felt like I ripped my a$$hole
I don't know what other way to describe it breh
Other than that, I had to slow down because I felt like I was a natural at it and was attacking the mat but I shoulda just stayed in my lane. Bumping became 2nd nature quickly though, my only criticism in the start that I was taking "Cena Bumps". Too much elbow.
How many places have you been able to work breh? Any veteran given you good advice?
I didn't work anywhere, only matches I had were in training. The point of training I got up to other than learning to work was just setting up shows, reffing sometimes, getting to interact with other wrestlers. Highspots is a pretty connected place so I got to see some of the bigger stars of the indys and vets.
What's your finish?
*very very soft handshake*
Finish I was focused on was a move I saw Yoshytatsu do in a random AAA match. Asuka now does the move but I'll prob regulate it to a signature
WHat territories do you work?
I'm in Charlotte so naturally we work around the South East.
props on going for your dreams
I'm trying to give that q-tip life up but got damn im addicted
What's been the most surprising part of it all so far? where are you training?
Been using q-tips all my life, shyt just did me in that last time
Most surprising part? How short some wrestlers are compared to their built heights. I was at Highspots who trained Cedric Alexander, Tessa Blanchard, Caleb Konley from TNA, etc.
How hard was it taking bumps initially?
How good of a shape would you say you were in? Did you gas easily?
How much pain/soreness after a match?
How hard is it to plan out or remember the layout of a match? Always thought this was difficult.
Also I have an obessesion with qtips
Wasn't that hard. Just had to slow down initially. I felt it when I was going to sleep later that night. You get use to it really quickly.
I'm pretty athletic for a dude who never played sports. I didn't gas until 3 months in doing some rope running drills with Caprice Coleman. That's prob the worst I had it. I was dead
The layout of matches can kinda vary. Initially, just the trainer calling out "tackle, drop down, reverse hip toss, drop kick, get it again" threw me off but you'll get the hang of it.
U went deaf using a q tip
How hard were u cleaning your ears
I like to get deep in there
but I think it was what I did after that fukked me up. That's a whole diff story. I got another doctors appointment on the 7th so we'll see if some developments are made.
