Anybody ever work a show, not necessarily as talent but maybe

>>1930259
Yeah autists have a hard time differentiating between fantasy and reality

>>1930259
I was working security at our arena for a WWE show about 5 years ago and I was shocked how small (almost) everyone was. I hadn't watched wrestling since I was a kid and I imagined everyone to be 6'8" tall and ripped. Almost everyone was normal sized and didn't even look roidstrong.

>>1930259
A friend once helped an an arena in Chicago for a PPV
He said most of the backstage staff were professional, if not hectically hurried all the time.
He got to see Cena from afar. Apparently Cena is really buff in person, a lot more than he looks on TV.
This was back in like 2009 though

bump for interest

Kenny Dykstra and Mickie James wanted me to get them weed at a bar after a live event in 06

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>>1930905
More details plz.

I'm one of the jobbers who faced Nia Jax earlier this year.

Most people are chill, but you have to realize this is a work environment for them, not entertainment.

Arn Anderson was amazingly cool - he brought a crockpot full of pulled pork and ate it during the show. After my match he offered me some and said his wife cooked it. When I left after the show he was packing it up in Tupperware containers for a bunch of the guys and girls to take to their hotel rooms.

>>1931232
Arn is awesome, my favourite wrestler of all time and this story makes me love him even more.

I guess there's a lot of waiting around backstage during an event - do they really not tell anyone what they are doing that night until they get there??

I worked myself into a shoot and got called a mark by batista once

>>1931232
>implying superstars stay back stage the rest of the show after their matches

18+ they leave to get ready for the next plane to the next city WWE is going

>>1931271

According to Jerigoat most stay to watch the main events or wait for other since they travel together

18+ to you

>Cena
>Hogan

>"Regular people"

Get over yourself.

'Regular people' also have sex from time to time, so what does that make you?

>>1931280
At least he's not a pathetic tripfag

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>>1931232
>there are girls on /asp/

>>1931993
>Nope just a nu-male in drag.

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>>1931232
Britt Baker, is that you? That explains the Journey of Britt baker threads here

>>1930340
>you JUST know wrestling is dead when security is more beefier and looks more of a wrestler than the ones on the ring

(lol

>>1930340
back in the day there were real men like goldberg who walked out with an entire security detail and everyone still felt puny compared to him.

times have changed.

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>>1931993
>>1932031
>>1932068
>pulled pork

>>1931232
>I'm one of the jobbers who faced Nia Jax earlier this year.

prove it

>>1934313
More of this

>>1931232
No wrestler under 30 would ever call themselves a jobber. That sort of language is outdated and lame sounding to the new generation. Jobber is a fan made up word. The original saying is "doing the job".

And very, very few would have every called themselves such anyway. It has become a kayfabe term (J.O.B. squad, etc).

so I'm saying you're full of shit

>>1934402
No poster over 18 would say this

>>1934419
Find a clip of a wrestler under 30 saying jobber in a shoot interview. I bet you can't.

>>1934402
Oh shut the fuck up

>>1934425
Zack Ryder used "jobber" all the time on Z!TLIS.

>>1934453
Kayfabe

>>1934459
Do I really have to look for shoot interviews with extremely narrow criteria in a vain attempt to convince you that a notion of your own invention is bullshit?

Can't you just say "nuh-uh" right now and save time for all of us?