Guest Blogger 4: Cameron Matthews (Wrestler4Hire/Hero Hunks)

Guys,

Here's the final section of guest blogger material I've received from Cameron Matthews from Wrestler4Hire and Hero Hunks.

Today, I'm sharing what I've grouped together about the matches themselves. He gives great insight into his process for creating hot matches - training, roles and characters. It seems to me like the keys are using an organic approach based on authenticity and collaboration. Sounds like a great way to operate to me.

Cameron's philosophy: do what comes naturally ...

Guest Blogger 2: Cameron Matthews (Wrestler4Hire/Hero Hunks)

Guys,

I've got more from Cameron Matthews from Wrestler4Hire and Hero Hunks.

As I said, he wrote a lot, so I've divvied it up into multiple posts. Today, I've grouped a lot of what he wrote about recruiting and talent. One of the great mysteries for us outsiders, what's it like to have to constantly find, keep and evaluate all these hot studs? 

"C'mon, champ ... wrestle for me."
(W4H Cameron Matthews vs. Chase Sinn)

Guest Blogger 1: Cameron Matthews (Wrestler4Hire/Hero Hunks)

Guys,

In my Four Years post, I mentioned that I’d made an offer for guest bloggers to some of the producers I’ve interacted with. The first one to answer is Cameron Matthews from Wrestler4Hire and Hero Hunks.

I gave everyone some sample topics. When Cameron asked which ones I thought he should write about, I suggested that given his background, he might have some interesting insight on pro wrestling, its enduring appeal and finding new talent. He answered a lot, so I’ll share one section of his post this month and more next month.

Cameron takes a break from breaking in beefcakes
(Image from W4H’s Cameron Matthews vs. Dax Carter)