The wrestlers whom worked the event this past Friday did a great job. It was a hot crowd and WAM has been invited back in the fall.

I am deciding whether or not to do a show during the summer. WAM's following are mostly college students. Worcester has like 14 colleges, and obviously during the summer colleges are out of session, which makes running a show difficult to do. We will see what happens.

Sadly the other WAM Board of Directors and I had to release five people from WAM. Nobody likes to have to take these actions, but it was in the best interest of WAM to do this. I wish "The Canadian Dream" Shayne Scott, Tank, Swat, and former WWE (WWF, WWWF) workers The Detroit Wrecker and Richie Rich the best in their future ventures.

Summer time is around the corner. This summer I am going to focus on ways to promote WAM and bring former independent professional wrestling fans back to independent wrestling here in the Worcester area. Worcester used to be one of the hottest independent professional wrestling scenes before WWF and WCW overtook the business. There are a lot of fans still out there. WAM just needs to get their attention and bring them back to the independent professional wrestling scene. I also plan on focusing on getting the attention of non-fans. Its a difficult venture to take on, especially when you don't have a big advertising budget, but that is where ingenious ideas from myself, other WAM Board of Directors, and our assistants come into play. We need o promote WAM without a lot of money, and we think we know of several good ways to do it. Hopefully we are successful. :)

I want to thank the sponsers of WAM whom have helped fund WAM events. WAM is legally a non-profit organization and relies on sponsors to cover event costs. It makes things a little more difficult being a non-profit organization, but the benefits far out weigh the sores.

Please spread the name of WAM. By doing so you are helping the wrestlers be seen by more people and you are helping the charities WAM donates event proceeds to. Remember, WAM is a non-profit organization, and is run by a Board of Directors whom work voluntarily. No one is paid. All proceeds go to charity. Helping spread WAM's name helps the wrestlers and the charities WAM does events for.

Until next time... KEEP IT EXTREME!!!