Dear Denver,
I am writing this to simply tell you a story. This isn’t a story for your pathetic website. This isn’t a story for the marks that kiss your rear-end to tell you everything you do is great. Hell, this isn’t even for the fans of your product who don’t truly understand the industry. This is for YOU.
You see, you’ve attempted to ruin the reputation of three men: Leon St. Giovanni, JT Dunn, and I. All we’ve done is tell the truth about how your shindig operation is unprofessional. We’ve told the wrestlers and fans through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Daily Motion, MySpace, AIM, the whole gamut, that you are nothing more than a fan yourself. You believe you are the leader of a new revolution of the professional wrestling industry, when, in fact, you are the Phillip Green of your company, making edicts and opportunities, all the while the wannabe Sam Rothstein’s and Nicky Santoros' control the directions of the promotion. We speak truth, we get belittled. However, everyone remembers our impacts that we have made. Trust me, you remember a few.
About Time, we ran in right after a fantastic tag team match between…who were those two teams again? Exactly, because if you remember, and I know you do, Leon and I completely stole the show. We did it right at your feet. The Professional Revolution debuting on July 23 was “About Time” indeed.
The November tapings in Massachusetts, I was able to take to social media and manipulate your best friend Steve “the Turtle” Weiner and utilize his feeble intellect to my advantage. He was a pawn in the plot to recruit JT into the Revolution. Do I hate Steve? No. Do I feel bad for Steve? Yes. But Turtle was just a pawn in this equation. JT and I stole those tapings to simply show that I was not kidding about my goals.
My goals, you ask? My goals are simple. I want to teach you a lesson on how to carry yourself. I want to teach you some knowledge. I want to store some sense into your cranium.
You walk around believing that your way is the ONLY way. You carry an arrogance around that truly makes you believe you are right and everyone else is wrong. You believe workrate is the key to a successful wrestling promotion. Most importantly, you hold faith in the cards that a guy like Dan Barry is capable of being in one of your featured matches on your card.
Beyond Wrestling needs to learn some truth about this business. There are many different ways to institute formats in wrestling, not just the “Denver Colorado” way. Wrestling is a hybrid, not some one-trick pony. The Professional Revolution is here to change that status quo up. Aaron Epic and the guy you couldn’t afford to pay transportation for could steal the show for a few hits on your YouTube channel, but that doesn’t sell tickets for a live crowd. However, the groundwork that JT, Leon and I are currently laying out will get Beyond talked about and most importantly, will make us synonymous with that brand, and coincidentally will drive you up the wall. And lastly, Dan Barry in a main-event is a joke. The guy writes a blog about having no heart and being unable to deal with “the politics” with wrestling, yet you give a main event against the guy who plays with his extremities? You’ll learn, whether voluntarily or forcibly…
The Professional Revolution is gaining momentum. You are a liar. You say we were banned from a show with a secret location, well; you gave up on that “novel idea” and dished out an address. 582 Bedford St. Bridgewater, MA at the Knights of Columbus is where “Off the Grid” will be held on February 17. You made things fair game now, Denver. You thoroughly insulted us by banning us.
For me, this has gone beyond Beyond. This is now about one thing: Professionalism versus Freedom. You believe freedom in wrestling is the new wave. It’s about wrestlers being themselves, according to you. We were being ourselves, speaking our minds, and yet you were playing dictator. You gave out wrestling freedom, but only to those who seemed worthy to you. Now, we revolt with a big ol’ dose of Professionalism.
February 17, 2011, the Professional Revolution will take things to the next level. We will walk in whenever we want and teach you, Denver Colorado, a lesson. You won’t know when, you won’t know where, you won’t know how. We could walk in during the opening of the show, maybe steal intermission, hell, maybe we’ll hijack the whole show.
You doubted our words. You hurt our feelings. Most importantly, you infuriated the wrong group of guys. Denver, we haven’t stopped growing. In fact, we’ve only just begun. Off the Grid is on our radar, and on February 17, you won’t be able to detect us.
Oh Yeah Daddy.
Jon Harder
http://thejonharder.com
I am writing this to simply tell you a story. This isn’t a story for your pathetic website. This isn’t a story for the marks that kiss your rear-end to tell you everything you do is great. Hell, this isn’t even for the fans of your product who don’t truly understand the industry. This is for YOU.
You see, you’ve attempted to ruin the reputation of three men: Leon St. Giovanni, JT Dunn, and I. All we’ve done is tell the truth about how your shindig operation is unprofessional. We’ve told the wrestlers and fans through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Daily Motion, MySpace, AIM, the whole gamut, that you are nothing more than a fan yourself. You believe you are the leader of a new revolution of the professional wrestling industry, when, in fact, you are the Phillip Green of your company, making edicts and opportunities, all the while the wannabe Sam Rothstein’s and Nicky Santoros' control the directions of the promotion. We speak truth, we get belittled. However, everyone remembers our impacts that we have made. Trust me, you remember a few.
About Time, we ran in right after a fantastic tag team match between…who were those two teams again? Exactly, because if you remember, and I know you do, Leon and I completely stole the show. We did it right at your feet. The Professional Revolution debuting on July 23 was “About Time” indeed.
The November tapings in Massachusetts, I was able to take to social media and manipulate your best friend Steve “the Turtle” Weiner and utilize his feeble intellect to my advantage. He was a pawn in the plot to recruit JT into the Revolution. Do I hate Steve? No. Do I feel bad for Steve? Yes. But Turtle was just a pawn in this equation. JT and I stole those tapings to simply show that I was not kidding about my goals.
My goals, you ask? My goals are simple. I want to teach you a lesson on how to carry yourself. I want to teach you some knowledge. I want to store some sense into your cranium.
You walk around believing that your way is the ONLY way. You carry an arrogance around that truly makes you believe you are right and everyone else is wrong. You believe workrate is the key to a successful wrestling promotion. Most importantly, you hold faith in the cards that a guy like Dan Barry is capable of being in one of your featured matches on your card.
Beyond Wrestling needs to learn some truth about this business. There are many different ways to institute formats in wrestling, not just the “Denver Colorado” way. Wrestling is a hybrid, not some one-trick pony. The Professional Revolution is here to change that status quo up. Aaron Epic and the guy you couldn’t afford to pay transportation for could steal the show for a few hits on your YouTube channel, but that doesn’t sell tickets for a live crowd. However, the groundwork that JT, Leon and I are currently laying out will get Beyond talked about and most importantly, will make us synonymous with that brand, and coincidentally will drive you up the wall. And lastly, Dan Barry in a main-event is a joke. The guy writes a blog about having no heart and being unable to deal with “the politics” with wrestling, yet you give a main event against the guy who plays with his extremities? You’ll learn, whether voluntarily or forcibly…
The Professional Revolution is gaining momentum. You are a liar. You say we were banned from a show with a secret location, well; you gave up on that “novel idea” and dished out an address. 582 Bedford St. Bridgewater, MA at the Knights of Columbus is where “Off the Grid” will be held on February 17. You made things fair game now, Denver. You thoroughly insulted us by banning us.
For me, this has gone beyond Beyond. This is now about one thing: Professionalism versus Freedom. You believe freedom in wrestling is the new wave. It’s about wrestlers being themselves, according to you. We were being ourselves, speaking our minds, and yet you were playing dictator. You gave out wrestling freedom, but only to those who seemed worthy to you. Now, we revolt with a big ol’ dose of Professionalism.
February 17, 2011, the Professional Revolution will take things to the next level. We will walk in whenever we want and teach you, Denver Colorado, a lesson. You won’t know when, you won’t know where, you won’t know how. We could walk in during the opening of the show, maybe steal intermission, hell, maybe we’ll hijack the whole show.
You doubted our words. You hurt our feelings. Most importantly, you infuriated the wrong group of guys. Denver, we haven’t stopped growing. In fact, we’ve only just begun. Off the Grid is on our radar, and on February 17, you won’t be able to detect us.
Oh Yeah Daddy.
Jon Harder
http://thejonharder.com
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