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Mikey Vee's debut at BG East marks the start of the company's golden age. For me personally, the Vee years are its golden epoch,  and Vee himself, the model of the ideal BGE wrestler, most definitely the model of the sexy heel. The matches of his early to middle period became my standard for homoerotic wrestling up to this day. (Sort of like the golden age of Hollywood or the golden age of television wrestling.)

Vee wore a leather jacket, a scar, and a black eye like nobody else. The buzzcut of later years made him look like a gladiator. I'm not as crazy about the later tattoos and MMA stylings, but, hey, if Mikey likes them, they're fine with me. And he carries them off.

He's tall (5'11"), dark, and handsome. He's cocky, smart, and tough. He's a great wrestler, and he became one right in front of our eyes. 

Mikey Vee in Matmen 6 

Vee in Fantasymen 11

Vee lording it over Greg Leary in Fantasymen 12

In Fantasymen 13, impassively studying his handiwork, a flattened Christopher Bruce

In Fantasymen 14

In Fantasymen 15

In Matmen 12, squeezing Alan Shephard

In Fantasymen 17, laying claim to Brad Rochelle

In Hunkbash 5

In Hunkbash 6, with stiff competition from Del Harris

In Fantasymen 19, with Brick Burnett

In Tag Team Torture 2, making trouble for Troy Baker

In Demolition 4

In Demolition 5, tormenting Shon Tracy

In Fantasymen 24

In  Jobberpaloozer 4

In Ringwars 11, all over Paul O'Casey

In Gazebo Grapplers 5, glistening

In Mat Hunks 5

In Demolition 10

In Gazebo Grapplers 8, versus Jaxx O'Doul

In Mat Hunks 8, choking out Denny Cartier

In Mat Scraps 1