Backbreaker Sunday

The dudes at Rock Hard Wrestling, No Rules Wrestling, Thunders Arena, and other internet based wrestlers make wrestling look like a bunch of fun and games, all for our entertainment.  But truth be told, like the above pictures show, sometimes wrestling can be hard, backbreaking work (ha ha, get it?  backbreaking?).  But then other times, as we see below, it's just pure unadulterated fun.

Big Connor

Not every wrestler gets to appear on WWE to show off his stuff before a viewing audience of millions.  Not many even get to join a wrestling promotion where they can perform before a crowd of hundreds (or more likely tens) of fans.  But through the internet there's really no need for any of that to get yourself out there before an adoring public.  I love these guys who are using YouTube and other sites to display videos where they can show off their muscles through wrestling.  Several of my past posts have featured these guys, and a new one here is Connor, a teen bodybuilder from the UK.  He's 210 pounds and likes to toss around his smaller buddies while showing off his power.  Check out his website and YouTube page to see more of him.

Torture Rack

Although the bodyslam is my favorite pro-style wrestling move, the torture rack scores pretty high on my list, too.  If I had the time, I probably could do a seperate blog about it.  But until then, the torture rack can make a special guest appearance here.  The appeal of the torture rack in wrestling is like the bodyslam because it's one muscle dude dominating another dude by picking him up.  There's just something about taking a hold of another guy and lifting him bodily off the ground.  The two bodies are completely supported by the strength and power of the one.  I get a rush by bending a dude's body over my shoulders, hearing him grunt and groan as he endures the unendurable.  And I have to admit that being in a torture rack is almost as fun.  If you've never experienced one, be sure to put it on your list of things to do.