| Alex Prime's Comentary |
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| After a little less then a month Alex Prime has come back with yet another commentary. Hello to all the readers. I have been getting more since we opened up on the Backyard Wrestling Link. Surprise, surprise people fine me interesting. First and foremost I'd like to share a few words about the recent retirement of Brian Lotosky. This guy was more then a former Hardcore Champ and former World Champ. He was even more then one of the most stable backstage presences that kept us from going completely nuts during our events. He was one of the LVBW's four founding fathers, and to see him have to leave before his time because of his absolutely insane parents is the single most terrible thing that has happened to LVBW. We've seen them come and go but none as important as this man. Words can't describe how important he is so maybe Brian Lotosky; The Wonder Behind Simon, which is the new video out at Wrestlefest, will. Everyone here treats this as a huge loss, but I don't think any can like me. In this I've lost a tag partner (The Shark Attack will remain forever undefeated at an amazing 1 - 0) and the glue that held The Shark Attack together. I also faced him nine times which might be the most that anyone here has faced him. (5 - 2 - 1) I noticed a typo. I put "Loki" instead of "Loko" in my match history. Speaking of Loko he was one of six other guys besides me and Boomer in the Four Way Tag Team match. I take my statement back from the last commentary, I have a new most fun match that I've been in. Out of the six guys I think a match with Loko would probably be the one that I would want to put on the most. He seemed to work really well with me and my brother in the Tag Match. Not that Omega or Spyder or Teenage Dirtbag didn't. But it seemed like Loko had a better spot with Boomer when he imitated the Road Dogg. Loko vs. Boomer is one I would like to see over at LWF. As for my singles match at LWF it was a bit of a preview of Wrestlefest II. Thank God WF2 will be better then this. The beginning was severly shaky because of the opening jitters I guess but it became better. We'll be learning some new moves from the backyard tapes to bring out for the first time at WF2. Even with the loss of Brian Lotosky, it seems to me that Wrestlefest II seems to be getting huge. The fan base at this current point is at a standstill. I had to re-program my computer so I forgot the exact number but it's somewhere in the 35 - 40 range. Once it stops raining every other hour I'll begin to work on the backstage area along with the fan area (which is not going to be my deck) This has been Alex Prime once again with the commentary. CLICK HERE FOR BACK COMMENTARIES!!! |