My match from my indy fed....

What's up??

Oh yeah! Haha,indeed. Where's the constructive criticism??

My bad, that post wasnt to you. It was to that Mark guy before you. Because he claims to have trained with Killer Kowalski. I asked him for a copy of a match or something so I could see how good he is. He said that I suck.

To be honest with you man, I'd just like to see a match so I can better improve myself. Killer Kowalski is a big name man.

slim down a lil, my only critisism. i think if you're a wrestler you should swole up, get more muscle and stuff. you put on a good show from the few mins iwatched,

There's not much a non-trained fan can say to a trained wrestler to help them improve, but as a fan, and I'm not saying your moves look bad, because I didn't even watch the match, but pick a couple moves that you do best, don't do crapfor the sake of being able to do it, make everything you do look good, and if it doesn't look good, don't bother doing it.

Get a superstar look. Dont look like every other indy worker. Look better, wrestle more and get all the expieriance you can. I see alot of guys that do all kinds of spots, but none very well. Instead focus on a few moves and perfect them. Work on your phsycology, tell a story in the ring and always keep the fans involved.

Get really good punches. No one can ing punch well anymore. Good punches make this fake-fighting look a little bit better. Watch guys like Damien Wayne, Jimmy Jacobs, and Jimmy Rave, as they have really awesome punches for indy guys. Or just do the opposite of BJ Whitmer, either way.

As was mentioned, make sure you have a look that makes you stand out. You don't have to be ripped, but being in shape and not wrestling in a t-shirt and jeans can actually make you seem much better.

And finally, get a handful of moves and perfect them instead of doing a whole lot of moves. Make everything you do in that ring count. I can't remember half the crapI see in these crappy indy spot matches. Doing something little excellently is so much better then doing a lot of moves averagely. That's part of what seperates the best workers today like McGuiness, Finlay, Matt Hardy, Danielson, Regal, and Cena (yeah, I said it) from the guys who kill themselves in national guard armories for twenty years for little to no pay.

I being a ref noticed that you aren't interacting with what crowd you have there. be it 10 people, 100 people, or 1000 people. I have seen it so many times, where indy guys these days, dont play to the crowd. I couldn't tell if you were a heel or a face, & that hurts the crowd response. I also saw a pretty bad looking sidwalk slam at about 4 minutes into part 2. you might need to work on that too. Also, & this is one thing I personally can not stand. you are wearing tennis shoes. I am begging you, please buy some wrestling boots. either from highspots, stagecoach, or hell, try ebay.

as for positives, your selling is pretty good. I'm not trying to rag on you, but this is all constructive critisism(sp)