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No one likes orientation day. Whether you've been a new student or employee, everyone has had to go through it. It's the day when you meet the people in charge and they show you the ropes, make sure that everyone's on the same page and try to establish some sort of authority over you right from the start, so that there's no mistake who's boss.
It seems that Cash Kellogg somehow slipped through the cracks on his first day and perhaps as a result, lost his first match by a guy almost a full person smaller than him. The boss was not happy about that performance, so he demanded Cash's presence in the ring for a formal and personal lesson on how Weekend Wrestling does things or at least how Cole Cassidy does things. Things were going quite well for Cole well into the match, as he immediately took authoritative control over the larger framed bodybuilder and worked him like a finely tuned instrument until it seemed that Cash finally got on 'that page' and returned some of his own lessons. For the first time, we start to see what happens when you take things a bit too far with Cash. He no longer seems like the all American next door nice guy like we thought he was, but does he have what it takes to defeat Cole and impose some of his own will with the ranks of Weekend Wrestling?
I loved the video, very funny and above all seeing the great ZMAN back, he is the best, the true and great legend.
This is arguably one of the best squash matches Weekend Wrestling has produced; both wrestlers are talented performers who assume their roles well and put on a very enjoyable bout! Byers is a formidable heel who expertly takes Dante apart from start to finish, and Dante is the doomed jobber who never stood a chance due to a leg injury! Byers applies underhanded tactics to secure an unfair victory, frequently going for Dante’s weakened leg and his balls! He repeatedly puts Dante in humiliating holds and puts him to sleep only to wake him up again; I love how often Byers begins to pin Dante but pulls him up at the last second to continue the one-sided match! Dante sells defeat very well, and it is obvious that Byers enjoyed toying with him! A couple friendly critiques: I wish this match had been a little lengthier, and I would have liked Byers to pull/play with Dante’s hair more throughout the match! It would also be very exciting for many fans if there was a sequel match where Byers further humiliated and defeated Dante in an unfair fashion! In conclusion, this is a great round that is worthy of five stars and is a must have for fans of squash matches!
Both wrestlers have impressive physiques. The trash talking is very clever-really enjoyable to watch the back and forth
Fun Match between the two especially with the eqiupment. Great back and forth!!