It's crunch time for Friday's show. I am finalizing, checking, and rechecking everything for this event. Final advertisements go out this week to the media outlets whom donate space to WAM. The media is great to us. They love helping non-profit organizations whom do charity fundraisers. But, unlike other wrestling promotions WAM doesn't run a "fundraiser" then go and take 50%, 75% or more of the proceeds from the event for itself. After basic operation costs such as ring rental and insurance EVERYTHING gets donated to charity. Not one single employee of WAM whether it be the Board of Directors, the event talent, or the support staff, get paid for their work. Everyone graciously donates their time because WAM is a non-profit organization whom donates event proceeds to charity after event operational costs. WAM is supported by its gracious sponsers. They allow us to have events and raise money for charity. Fans go to WAM shows knowing that they will see a great show and that their ticket monies are going to charity and not filling a greedy promoter's pockets with green.

Someone or a few somones I should say, say that I don't know what I am doing when it comes to promoting professional wrestling events. These people have never been to a WAM event. There are 30+ plus feds in New England and we draw best next to Mike Sparta's fed, and he uses big names. We don't, so i would say I know what I am doing. I don't play into business politics and egos... that is what peoples problems are. I don't bow down to egos, I don't play games, I just do what I know is fair and correct. I don't care if you have been around for years or you are fresh out of wrestling school. That is irrelavent to me. If you can entertain the crowd and put on a good match at the same time thats the important thing. Frankly, in this business most people don't remember whom wins or loses a match. Of course people want their favoite pro wrestlers to win, however as long as it was a good match that told a story everyone goes home happy. My worry is WAM and not other promotions. We are seperate entities in this business. What happens in other promotions is none of my concern. I wish that the business succeeds and that all promotions flourish, but there are around 30+ promotions in New England and I can't cater to all of them to protect "their storylines". Fans know that promotions are seperate unless they are part of a confederation. My worries are the people whom come to WAM events. My concern is that they go home happy. Other feds concerns are to make sure that their fans go home happy from their events. There is nothing wrong with friendly rivalry between feds whom work in the same area. But, people are intentionally trying to destruct each others federations for egotisitcal reasons. I wish everyone could just help each other succeed and flourish instead of making derogatory comments about each other and attempting to make each other look bad. This isnt the big leagues where everyone is fighting for fans. Events in New England on average are run in different regions and very rarely will you see two promoions running the same area the same day. There is no need for the fighting. Put your egos aside. Do it for the business, do it for the fans, do it for yourselves! When attempting to make another company look bad you only degrade yourself and your promotion and you hurt the business that you hold so dear. Work together, not against each other. I think all feds should adopt my philosophy when it comes to people.... leave your egos at home and to yourself. Help the business, don't hurt it to make yourself or your promotion look better. Attempting to do so only degrades you and your promotion.

I hope to see all of you at our event on Friday. WAM INVADES HOLY NAME!

Until next time... Keep it extreme!