One-time payment · Stream anytime in My Library · No subscription required
Streaming access is available immediately. DVDs are custom burned and ship to U.S. addresses in 1–3 business days. Shipping is calculated at checkout; orders of $100 or more qualify for free U.S. shipping.
If you select the "One Time + DVD" purchase option, we’ll ship your video to you on a physical DVD in addition to providing immediate streaming access.
Weekend Wrestling fades in on Asher Strand showing off that long, shredded 6'3" frame like the ring already belongs to him, only for Ricky Vegas to invade the shot in pink briefs and immediately turn the pose-down into a challenge. The contrast is obscene in the best way: Asher is the tall, carved-out hunk who looks built to dwarf people, while Ricky is the 4'8", tightly packed little menace whose whole appeal is making bigger men regret underestimating him. Both are only in their second WW appearances, and this one leans hard into that big-vs-little tension, with bare feet on the canvas, tight briefs, and two newcomers fighting over a status that may not officially exist but clearly matters to both of them. Asher treats the little guy like an irritation at first, which is exactly the kind of mistake Ricky loves to exploit, and Ricky’s nasty streak makes every cheap shot, every sudden turn, and every bit of leg-targeting feel like a personal insult wrapped in a power grab.
What makes this match such a sexy little war is how often the size advantage flips into humiliation and back again. Asher uses his strength the way fans want him to—showing off with bearhugs, overhead presses, squat presses, human bicep curls, and those long, carrying displays that make Ricky look tiny in his arms—while Ricky keeps dragging the bigger man into the exact kind of trouble that turns dominance into vulnerability. The pink-and-red brief contrast, the barefoot visuals, the cocky flexing, the humiliating trunk pulls, the low blows, and the way Ricky keeps chewing at Asher’s legs all feed that fantasy of a smaller, meaner hunk surviving by making the taller stud suffer in more beautiful ways. And when Ricky gets downright bratty—riding Asher like a pony and spanking his muscular bottom—the match stops feeling like a normal contest and starts feeling like a challenge to Asher’s dignity. Then Asher answers with force again, and the whole thing becomes a provocative tug-of-war of control, punishment, and display, with both men looking way too good every time one of them gets bent, lifted, carried, stretched, or humiliated.
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!!