Wipe That Smile Off Your Face
Elite Eliot vs Channing Travolta (Wrestler4Hire)
Eliot vs Channing punches more than enough of my buttons to be a classic. Eliot's a big reason why. From the bulges in his tighty whiteys to his confident ring presence, he brings grace and command to the squared circle. His face is so pugnacious it would be a crime if it belonged to anybody but a fighter. His competition, new to Wrestler4Hire but (like Eliot) an indie wrestler familiar with the ropes, keeps the give and take going at breakneck speed. Neither is shy about going for low blows and heaping the hurt on his opponent. Channing is the more eager to mess his adversary up. And though he's cooler than usual here, Eliot is quick with the payback, which he delivers mercilessly.
My fascination with Eliot includes but goes beyond the heterochromia of his eyes and the boyish smoothness of his torso and legs. Both features contribute to his schoolyard gladiator energy, a turn-on for me. His nimbleness in using arms and legs as lassos to bind his significantly heavier opponent enhances his appeal. (Channing is 6'0", 229#; Eliot is 5'11", 190#.) Eliot fills his classic white trunks as few wrestlers can. As noted in W4H's online match description, Eliot does not smile, while Channing does ... often and broadly, and Eliot's tight-lipped impassivity throughout the struggle lends him power and control beyond the aerodynamics of his physique. As an opponent, grinning Channing makes the mistake I made all through my teens and early twenties - that is, sticking the tongue out in the heat of battle. It's too easy, then, to hit the guy on the chin and make him bite his tongue - quite painful, as I recall.
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My fascination with Eliot includes but goes beyond the heterochromia of his eyes and the boyish smoothness of his torso and legs. Both features contribute to his schoolyard gladiator energy, a turn-on for me. His nimbleness in using arms and legs as lassos to bind his significantly heavier opponent enhances his appeal. (Channing is 6'0", 229#; Eliot is 5'11", 190#.) Eliot fills his classic white trunks as few wrestlers can. As noted in W4H's online match description, Eliot does not smile, while Channing does ... often and broadly, and Eliot's tight-lipped impassivity throughout the struggle lends him power and control beyond the aerodynamics of his physique. As an opponent, grinning Channing makes the mistake I made all through my teens and early twenties - that is, sticking the tongue out in the heat of battle. It's too easy, then, to hit the guy on the chin and make him bite his tongue - quite painful, as I recall.
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I didn’t realize Channing was an indie wrestler, but it explains a lot. I love the guy.
ReplyDeleteOn that note, I do like when we discuss the same match but focus on opposite guys.