Cut

I was flipping through the official Wrestling Dictionary the other day and came across the following entry for the word cut:  "marked by a well-developed and highly defined musculature <cut abs; see AR Fox>".  No kidding.  AR Fox is the definition of cut.  I love wrestling cut dudes.  I love watching cut dudes wrestle.  That's why I like AR Fox.  Early in January I made a wish that AR Fox would treat us to some more scoopslams, and like Tony Nese, he has responded nicely.  It's good to know AR Fox is a devoted follower of this blog.  The year is still young, AR.  There's plenty of time to give us more slams.  And keep that shirt off.

AR Fox

Wrestler AR Fox appears regularly at promotions like Combat Zone Wrestling and Dragon Gate USA.  He weighs 185 pounds, which in the world of pro wrestling puts him on the smaller side.  I guess that's why he has to play bitch sometimes to bigger dudes like Tony Nese and Robert Anthony.  But his size means he's a good high flyer in the ring, and his bodyslams usually involve him flying though the air and slamming his body against his opponent.  He's a fun wrestler to watch.  Luckily for me, AR Fox also doesn't mind now and then getting his arm in between an opponent's legs and scooping him up for a traditional bodyslam.  One thing I want to note about AR Fox is his lean, muscular body.  It reminds me of high school and having to make weight in wrestling.  For a lot of guys, cutting weight made our muscles pop, giving us good definition.  Whenever I went up against a dude who had a lean and cut look like AR Fox does, I knew I was going to be in for a good match.  Anyway, another wish of mine for 2013 is more scoopslams from AR Fox.

Tony Nese

One of the blogs I like to follow is Bruno's Beefcakes of Wrestling.  It's not only to get ideas on wrestlers to talk about in my blog, but I also enjoy the content.  One of the wrestlers Bruno features the most is Tony Nese.  I think we would all agree that if you looked up the definition of "beefcake" in the dictionary, it should have a photo of Nese.  Those legs of his are amazing.  I looks like he's got enough power in them to gorilla press a horse.  But I think it's his eight pack abs that get my attention first.  Although I'm a fan of Tony Nese, I've never featured him before.  It doesn't look like the bodyslam or gorilla press are moves he uses often, which is a shame.  With those muscles, he could easily scoopslam or lift overhead lots of dudes.  So I was very pleased when I came across these photos of him recently.  I hope Tony Nese gives me plenty more material I can use in 2013.

Lift Him High

You may have gathered from some of my posts that I'm big on good technique when it comes to wrestling.  I have even used other wrestlers, like Tristan Archer, to highlight good technique.  One reason I liked the bodyslam in yesterday's post so much was the good crotch hold and high lift achieved by the Japanese wrestler on his opponent.  Today's post is more of the same with Robert Anthony in action in a recent match at Combat Zone Wrestling.  In the second photo we see that Anthony gets great elevation on AR Fox (and with a nice ass squeeze, too).  A while ago I talked about Robert Anthony and his tall, lanky build.  At 6' 3", when he scoops up his opponent for a slam, he really gets him up high.  I've been picked up by a 6' 5" dude before, and I have to admit that the extra height added to the thrill of the experience.  The view can be great, but of course the extra elevation just means the slam will be that much harder.