Review: Ace Owens vs. Zach Reno (Wrestler4Hire)

Ace: "I know this was supposed to be like a friendly exhibition or whatever, but you had to go and try and show off and one up me. So, now I might just have to make you submit."

Okay, it's official. I could never work for most of the wrestling video companies. I have no willpower. Like none. And most of the companies film matches then release them slowly over time. Like I planned to do with this Wrestler4Hire review and yet here I am, posting this two months before I wanted to. Oh well, that's just what these two boys did to me.

It's all Ace's fault that I'm posting this today.

Review: Ace Owens vs. Teddy Trouble (Wrestler4Hire)

Late last year, Ace Owens vs. Ronnie Pearl became one of the most talked about videos of 2018. Not here, but Ringside, Wrestling Arsenal and WR's Screencaps all posted about it. I was late to the viewing party and figured everything had been said and shown, but now, a similar match is streaming on Wrestler4Hire. Ace Owens is back in the same ring, in the same gold trunks against another older pro heel.

Teddy teaches Ace a lesson I'll never forget. 

Gold

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Best Picture:
Bohemian Rhapsody 

Quick Hits: Cooper v King + Ace v Quivers (W4H)

I'm reviewing these two videos from Wrestler4Hire together for a reason. It was hard to review these 'matches' because there's not a lot to say, but I did want to cover them. They're very focused scenarios starring three popular studs and one familiar archetype.

It's two focused fights for your pleasure.

Review: Ace Owens vs. Elite Eliot (Wrestler4Hire)

Wrestler4Hire has done it again. They've brought two hot young pro wrestlers together for a private showdown. They're both young and cocky. Ace Owens is normally the good guy, while Elite Eliot is versatile, playing face and heel depending on the situation. I wasn't exactly sure how this one would go, but I figured it'd be well-done. And it is.

Things start out friendly in this pro vs. pro battle.

Review: Ace Owens vs. Max Faber (Wrestler4Hire)

I didn't jump on Ace Owens vs. Max Faber when I first saw it was available for streaming on Wrestler4Hire. Somehow, it didn't jump out at me, but I usually at least start everything that available. As it fell down the list, I finally decided to check it out and I'm glad I did. This video is simple and focused, so I've kept all the captions equally simple.

Crunch.

Review: Ace Owens vs. Scrappy (Wrestler4Hire)

Scrappy won my 2017 Cavey for Favorite Wrestler and now he's spreading his incredibly wide lats and flying over to Wrestler4Hire. He did this a while ago, but Ace Owens vs. Scrappy is the first time one of his matches made it to streaming. Naturally, I had to check it out immediately to see how things go with W4H Scrappy vs. Thunders Arena Scrappy.

Scrappy gets introduced to new surroundings.

Review: Ace Owens vs. Nick Justice (W4H)

As I've explained before, I feel like if there's one or two matches a month that I really like on Wrestler4Hire’s streaming service, I've made my money back. Thanks to this match, I've already won September. Ace Owens vs. Nick Justice is a really well-done wrestling match with just the right amount of story elements.

Ace vs. Nick (with Minion)