name -- kitten
hometown -- dayton, ohio
height -- 5'2''
weight -- 125lbs
occupation -- co- owner of a
growing backyard federation -- oawc
< ohio amateur wrestling
circuit >
freshman in college and webmistress
finisher -- a modified flying
ddt < cat scratch fever >
goals -- wwf... as a manager or
working in the new media department
My interest in wrestling began as a small child. I was the typical
mark back then. Of course, I was only 5 years old. I liked all the
greats -- Sting, Hulk Hogan, Andre The Giant. But as I got older, my
admiration for the wrestling buisness grew. I knew that these people
put a hell of a lot of effort to keep people like me entertained, and
it made me look at the wrestling buisness in a whole new light. And
then...I moved.
Moving shouldn't have changed anything about that, but it did. In the
time that I had moved, both Raw is War and Nitro had both come out,
and I had absolutely no clue. I couldn't find my wrestling on any
station, and so I gave up.
A year later, I was sitting in front of my TV with nothing to do, and
I saw a familiar face. But at the same time, I didn't recognize him.
I now realized that it was wrestling, and the announcer had just said
the name. Sting. Had so much happened in the year that I had stopped
watching that I couldn't even recognize wrestlers anymore? Of course,
I had been exaggerating, because Sting was the only character who had
changed that dramatically. He now had his " Crow"
character, and I was completely lost. So, dejected, I flipped the
station. Lo and behold, Raw was on. This was new and different to me
as I had never really been a WWF junkie. But the storylines and
action caught me and I was hooked.
I knew right then and there that THIS was the company I wanted to
work for. They have managed to put out an amazing product every
Monday and Thursday, not to mention pay-per-views. I want to be a
part of that. So if any of you wrestlers out there see this, and
would like to throw in a good word for little old me, I won't mind.
If not, then I'll just see you when I get there. And trust me, it'll
be sooner, rather than later.
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