Wrestling Gone Wild
Devin vs Pierce, Fitness Freak (UnderGround Wrestler)
After seeing Devin fight Kasee, I had no doubt I wanted to see him again in the ring. The wrestling here is mostly rolling and thrusting, but Devin throws his heart and cock so boldly into this fight that it hardly matters that he has yet to show a mastery of more intricate wrestling moves. A guy who fights on instincts and guts is worth my close observation, especially a guy as hot and hotheaded as Devin. And compared to crotch bumping, butt spanking, face sitting, gut punching, wedgies, and noogies, a hurricanrana looks kinda paint-by-number. These guys are in the moment, and that counts for a lot with me.
In the process, Pierce gets a mat burn, something rarely seen today, but in my house, it's proof of authentic roughhouse. The camera tilts, wobbles, and sways, creating the impression that these guys are fighting as the ring collapses into a sinkhole. Pierce and Devin pile on each other in a messy, sweaty battle that has no rules and no bounds. The Falcon Studio bad boy proves his earlier bad-ass performance was no fluke, and he wrestles with more grit than the average underground wrestler with ten times his ring experience. Pierce triples his wild-man act from his earlier ball-grabbing match against Draven.
All in all, if Devin vs Pierce falls short of being classic ring wrestling, it excels at something even better - a rowdy brawl between two dare-all competitors whose exaltation of pain and pain-giving is the essence of what underground wrestling offers that most mainstream and indie promotions have abandoned.
Visit UnderGround Wrestler here.
In the process, Pierce gets a mat burn, something rarely seen today, but in my house, it's proof of authentic roughhouse. The camera tilts, wobbles, and sways, creating the impression that these guys are fighting as the ring collapses into a sinkhole. Pierce and Devin pile on each other in a messy, sweaty battle that has no rules and no bounds. The Falcon Studio bad boy proves his earlier bad-ass performance was no fluke, and he wrestles with more grit than the average underground wrestler with ten times his ring experience. Pierce triples his wild-man act from his earlier ball-grabbing match against Draven.
All in all, if Devin vs Pierce falls short of being classic ring wrestling, it excels at something even better - a rowdy brawl between two dare-all competitors whose exaltation of pain and pain-giving is the essence of what underground wrestling offers that most mainstream and indie promotions have abandoned.
Visit UnderGround Wrestler here.
This video really isn’t good and is just like the one you reviewed the other day. In both videos, the wrestling sucks as they are just too inexperienced. I bought them both and was really disappointed.
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