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Cameron vs Javier the Hunk, Chase for the Championship (Wrestler4Hire)
Javier makes a stellar Wrestler4Hire debut against the company's big boss, Cameron. The new kid is compact but solidly built, and he demonstrates the grit needed to be a wrestling star even in the way he casts off his varsity jacket. Cameron starts off cocky, certain that he can squash the significantly shorter newbie. Javier proves to be tougher than Cameron anticipated, spurring the boss towards more punitive attacks. Cameron is not about to let the championship belt for his own god-damn promotion fall into the hands of a fresh-off-the-street new hire.
The copy for this match summarizes the rules of the game: "To win a tournament match you have to either pin your opponent twice or knock them out within the five rounds of five minutes each." Timed rounds add to the match's intensity. The draw here is the classic pro-style stratagems. If these two wrestlers aren't exactly equals, they are at least equal enough to deliver a lot of spark to the contest. The sells cannot be improved on. Cameron and Javier know wrestling, and the match is a lesson in ring psychology.
In my opinion, Cameron's presence in the ring or on the mat ups the value of a match. The guy's a star. Javier's star potential and knowledge of wrestling add to the power and ferocity of the battle. This match proves that W4H takes wrestling seriously, and it promises great things to come for both its star attraction and the beefy new recruit, who's well on his way to icon status.
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Javier the Hunk looks amazing in this match. Personally, I would've preferred him without the singlet, but I'm sure there's more videos to come. I hope this isn't a sign that his professional wrestling career is over already (it just barely started), as I'd love to see more of him on AEW etc. He seems really talented and looks amazing, but perhaps he's just a bit too small in stature for the pro scene? Cross fingers that isn't the case and we'll get the best of both worlds from him (underground and mainstream professional promotions).
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