Hail to the Muscle Gods!

Who's ready for another post dedicated to the over-the-knee backbreaker?  I could probably do about fifty posts on this wrestling move, but I'll just stop at two for now.  I drew upon the image of a "muscle god" in my last post to refer to a wrestler who likes to sacrifice his opponent over the knee.  As I look over these two posts, I realize there are so many muscle gods in wrestling.  It's such a popular move that you see it in all the underground wrestling companies I like to follow.  On this page alone we got Rock Hard Wrestling, Muscleboy Wrestling, Wrestler4Hire, 88 Wrestling, Thunders Arena, and NRW Wrestling.  The new Weekend Wrestling absolutely loves the OTK backbreaker, and at Untamed Creations (which I just started following recently), those boys are breaking backs all over the place!

And looking at these photos I see so many of my favorite wrestlers doing the move.  I have to say that Scrappy is one of the best at breaking backs, but guys like Tanner Hill (aka Cena), Dante, and Cody Nelson always impress when they do it, too.  And I love the first pic in this post where Jake Jenkins plays muscle god by breaking Austin Cooper's back.  Cooper is no slouch himself in the world of wrestling, but it just goes to show that even muscleboys can find themselves sacrificed to muscle gods.

 

Sacrificing muscleboys to muscle gods!

Super Joey

Several months ago I purchased this wrestling match from Hero Hunks, but it somehow got lost among other things I was checking out, so I never posted about it.  This is a match between Joey Nux as "Steel Man" and Chace LaChance as "Silver Serpent".  I gotta say, I really love seeing Joey Nux playing the Superman character.  Actors who have portrayed Superman have had to wear special suits that make them look like they have big muscles.  Well, that's not needed for Joey.  His real muscles are absolutely bulging in his Superman suit.  This dude should be playing Superman in all the movies from now on.  I also like how Joey plays the character.  To be honest, I've always been just a lukewarm fan of Superman, probably because of his squeaky clean image.  But when Joey comes face to face with Chace LaChance, there's nothing squeaky clean about how he acts.  Joey shows us a Superman who is total heel, and he goes all alpha over Chace.  This is the kind of Superman I can really get into.

Joey Nux is super as Superman!