This Week’s Topics

Be sure to check in throughout the week, as I’ll be covering some very interesting topics.  There’s so much to talk about, with everything that’s happened in the last week or two.  Here’s a little bit of what to expect on the site:

-  Wondering what kind of feedback I’ve been getting from my ECW appearance?  Well, I’ll fill you in on what a few sites are reporting.  I’m very pleased, let’s just say that.

-  Haters?  Are there really haters out there?  Well, after reading Gene Jackson’s blog on all the haters, I will finally give my two cents on the topic.

-  As I stated on Twitter, I finally received a copy of the RRO Yearbook.  I didn’t particularly like everything I read.  I’ll talk a little bit about that.

-  I’ve been receiving quite a few phone calls from local bookers.  Where will Dustin Starr be sh0wing up next?

-  Also, I will be putting the tights I wore in my Smackdown! debut up for auction.  Big deal?  Well, the procedes will go to Tank’s family to help with his burial.  So, be sure to learn how to bid on those tights to help a family in need!

A lot of stuff, huh?  Well, check back later this afternoon.  I’ll be starting my checklist.  Thanks for reading!

This is just the start…

I know there’s a mixture of wrestlers and fans that read this site on a daily basis.  Most of you do not know everything that goes into this business.  The wrestlers do not know the steps that need to be taken in order to get certain opportunities.  It’s like cleaning a really messy room – you just don’t know where to start!  The fans, on the other hand, they only see what goes on outside of the locker room and in the ring.  So, it makes it very difficult to show all the hard work, dedication and sacrifice that goes into not only my career but my LIFE.

So, I’d like to share as much of that with you as I possibly can.  There are some details that I will need to leave out.  I don’t need to be getting heat for saying something that I shouldn’t be saying.  But I’ll do the best I can.

Many of you think that when WWE comes to town that they’re only looking for “jobbers”.  They’re only looking for guys to get in there and put their talent over in a big way.  If you think about it in that sort of light, you’re missing the big picture.  When WWE comes to town, the idea is not to get “a match”.  Although, that’s fantastic and gives you a lot of exposure… getting “a match” isn’t the ultimate goal.  The ultimate goal is to get a contract with the WWE and work with them full-time.  I’ve always heard that it’s more rare to be a successful professional wrestler than it is to be a successful rock star.  Think about that for a moment and let it sink it.  It’s VERY rare.