Semi-Kayfabed summary of my first wrestling match

[vt_skorpio]

Last Saturday night, I wrestled my very first wrestling match, in front of a crowd of roughly 110 people. Okay, so, 110 people isn't huge, but it's relatively big, considering the show was on a December Saturday night, in Lévis, a time when most people go attend their office parties and all.

My protégé, Hister, was supposed to team up with

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[chewi]

Damn man, that was painful to read. Do you wish you'd taken the victory when you had the chance? I must admit though, even before you said it yourself, it felt like a cheap shot.

[vt_skorpio]

How come, painful to read? Links? lol

No, I don't wish I'd taken the victory when I had the chance. That whole thing was staged. I was meant to lose, I even decided how it'd take place...myself! :P It's pro wrestling, buddy.

And, considering the many, many illegal team moves we hit on the 2 during the match(just read back about the super flatliner, that...was some real fucking heel tactic), it's understandable that they would fight fire with fire.

[chewi]

I felt your pain, man!

I'd been trying to forget that it's all staged. I know the stuff you see on TV is staged but I was hoping this would be different. I don't really understand why anyone would want to watch something that was staged like that.

[vt_skorpio]

Cuz it's incredibly entertaining.