“Keep squirming, punk. I like it when my victims squirm.”
“I’m not giving up.”
“That’s what you think.”
“How do you like wedgies?”
“Damn! You punk. You cheap ass lil punk.”
“Pretty much.”
“Just for that, I’m gonna make it really hurt. Prepare to hear your ribs cracking.”
“I give up! I give up!”
“That’s right you give up.”

(Fightplace – Eddie’s Fight Night, Eddie vs. Alfred)

You trying to bridge out? That ain’t gonna work. I got this locked in. Take the pain or tap out, those are your two choices.

(Let’s Wrestle – Destroyed, Jerry Vance vs. Mark Dunfee)

Scream for me, bitch. Scream for me and I might let you go.

(BWN – Lightweights 12, Novian vs. Razor)

Jason grimaces in pain as Chalupa crushes his ribs in a reverse bearhug on the mat. With Jason’s arms trapped in the bearhug, he’s trapped and can only withstand the pain until the pressure lets up a bit.

(UIW – Ferocity 1, Jason vs. Chalupa)

Two studs Sam and Carter face off and lock up.

(Fratmen TV – Sam vs. Carter)

Six years ago on Christmas, Batman confronted Santa in a wrestling match. At least that was how it looked, until their true identities were revealed.

(Thunders Arena – Christmas Chaos 2012, Big Sexy vs. Specimen)

Starting a headlock in a pro match. Better crank that tighter if you want him to submit!

If you’ve been following this blog on Tumblr, all posts will now be added on WordPress. Please bookmark the new WordPress blog.

If you’ve been following this blog on Tumblr, all posts will now be added on WordPress. Please bookmark the new WordPress blog.

This scene capture from a pro wrestling match almost looks like a sculpture or statute you might find in an ancient Greek or Roman temple.

Anyone know who the guys in this photo are? Please leave a comment!

Headscissor in a comic strip

If you’ve been following this blog on Tumblr, all posts will now be added on WordPress. Please bookmark the new WordPress blog.

A comic strip headscissor! The artist depicts a pro wrestling headscissor in the ring — the most humiliating variety of headscissor, with the weakling’s face shoved in the alpha’s crotch — complete with an audience and trash talk. Please write me a note if you have any information on the artist, or a website that I can link to help bring attention to their work. They did a fantastic job.

C’mon, you’re going out. No use in fighting it.

Yeah, there you go. Let it out. You’re fading.

(Thunders Arena – Ring Wars 74, Brute vs. Aspen)