Showing posts with label Kevin Calbrese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kevin Calbrese. Show all posts
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Wrestlers for Hire
In my last post I pointed out that you can step into the ring and face a wrestler all on your own with the Pro vs Joe opportunity that Cameron Mathews offers. But if you find yourself a little skittish at the prospect of getting the crap beaten out of you by some 200 pounds muscle stud pro wrestler, then maybe designing your own custom match is the way to go. You can do just that at No Rules Wrestling. They even make these matches available for purchase. Checking out the previews of these matches, it looks like a lot of them are less matches than a chance for wrestlers to perform a specific move or hold that the custom fan asks for. And it's nice to see that I'm not the only one who likes bodyslams because the bodyslam is the main theme for some of these custom matches. One recent custom match has Dave Calbrese showing his brother Kevin the proper techniques for a good bodyslam, with the two big dudes practicing on the scrawny Skeeter. To be honest I don't really think that much of Skeeter as a wrestler, but seeing the little pipsqueak get bodyslammed by the muscular Calbrese brothers? That's what wrestling is about.
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Kevin Calbrese
No Rules Wrestling just uploaded a new match featuring lean, muscular Jordan Prince being squashed by Kevin Calbrese, or KCal as he is affectionately known at NRW. I've done many posts about KCal's brother, Dave Calbrese, who probably is the best wrestler that NRW has on its roster, but this is my first with KCal. The match is notable because of the number of bodyslams KCal uses during the demolition. I've seen several of Jordan's other matches, and while he's not a bad wrestler, it doesn't look like he can scoopslam a guy to save his life. Of course, I'm all about the bodyslam in this blog, and I would love to see Jordan do a few to some hapless opponent. Let's hope his beating by KCal has taught him how effective a move the bodyslam can be.
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