Story Preview: August 2019 (Warning: Spoilers)

What's coming up for August? Click and find out. Warning, though ... there be spoilers past the cut.

Review: Guido Genatto vs. The Mountain (Wrestler4Hire)

In one of Cameron's guest blog posts (here), he said that Guido Genatto doesn't lose unless he wants to. Wrestler4Hire really tests that theory, because he's facing a true mountain of a pro wrestler. The hairy hunk keeps fighting and doesn't fight like a man who wants to lose, but we all know that in pro wrestling, big men like The Mountain are unstoppable. As Wrestling Arsenal always says, fat > muscle.

Whether Guido wants to lose or not, he's in BIG trouble.

The Cast: Who's Who (July 2019)

Guys,

Different kind of month this month, but I hope you'll agree that there were still some hot studs.

The Cave 0: Beginnings

Cody = Leighton Stultz (Model)

Review: Josh Goodman vs. Brooklyn Bodywrecker (BGEast)

I've learned that some of my favorite classic wrestlers and matches remain my favorites for years. Others don't age that well. And a rare few actually get better over time. I'm not even sure if I really thought of Joshua Goodman vs. BBW as a classic when I first viewed it. It follows a fairly predictable path that I've seen before. And yet, here we are, years later, and I really, really love this match.

Knowing the career trajectories for these two
makes this video even better now than it was.

Review: Channing Travolta vs. Garrett Thomas #2 (Wrestler4Hire)

If Wrestler4Hire's Channing Travolta vs. Garrett Thomas sounds like a familiar match, it might be because back in March, Wrestling Arsenal posted about a match between these two pro wrestlers. He expertly celebrated its action and wrestlers, starting with gorgeous in gold Garrett but then captivated by the big-bulged beefcake Channing.

This is actually a different match, with actual sound and a ref. I really like beefy jobber boy Channing and ripped heel Garrett, so I was interested to see this one when it came on streaming.

Channing puts it all out there against Garrett.
Again.

Review: Dax Carter vs. Scrappy (Muscleboy Wrestling)

Full disclosure: This video was provided to me by Muscleboy Wrestling.

I've had Dax Carter vs. Scrappy for over a month. I started it two weeks ago after I returned from vacation. However, it's taken me a long time to get through it. Not because it's not good. In that case, I would've just stopped watching it. No, it's very good. It's just a lot. Allow me to explain.

There's so much here and it's all really good.

Review: Justin Pierce vs. Mikey Vee (BGEast)

A quick note on comments: A reader emailed me to ask if he was blocked from leaving comments, because he'd tried many times and they wouldn't show up. I haven't blocked anyone nor have any comments showed up in the blog's spam filter for a long, long time. I also don't screen comments.

If you've been trying to leave comments and failing, it could be because you're using Safari. I know that I cannot leave comments using it, so I've had to switch to Chrome to reply to comments here or post them elsewhere. I assume it's something to do with Google owning Blogger and Chrome. Either way, please don't feel like it's personal.

On with the actual post. I absolutely LOVE Justin Pierce vs. Mikey Vee. I think I've said this before, but I'll say it again. It's soooo good. Yes, the studs are among the best and the action is awesome but I like it for a surprising reason. It's older, so I don't feel like I can really spoil it, but just in case, I AM SPOILING THIS MATCH! There. You were warned.

When a superstar heel takes on a superstar jobber
there's only one way things can go, right?