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Three new pro style (featuring male crossdresser, mixed and handicap mixed tag team) matches are now up on my Watchfighters page.

Three new pro style (featuring male crossdresser, mixed and handicap mixed tag team) matches are now up on my Watchfighters page.

1. Balletboy v Rosie Gia & Stephen (Mixed Handicap Tag Match)
2. Balletboy v Rosie Gia & Stephen (Mixed Handicap Tag Rematch)
3. Balletboy v Miss Mystery & Ghoul (Mixed Handicap Tag Match)

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Last edited on 8/09/2023 11:17 AM by Stephenphoto
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WRSLCOACH (34)

8/11/2023 2:48 PM

Stephen, first - I love that you’re having fun with like-minded others.

I wanted to express that you’ve always been an inspiration to this fella in the U.S. since you’ve started creating content.

It’s not news that we are not (and cannot be) everybody’s cup of tea which is perfect because you are rare, refined, and talented choice to be chosen.

As my partner and I begin to produce niche content stateside and we’re faced making creative decisions that may be seen as divisive, we are reminded it’s a big world out there and if someone doesn’t like it… they can keep scrolling.

Thank you and keep the content coming!

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Stephenphoto (6)

8/11/2023 3:39 PM

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Thanks for the positive comment.

My aim has always been to produce some decent quality content.

I'd rather have five minutes of quality than fifteen minutes of average.

I learned really early on, that you will never please everyone, so I don't even try too.

Wrestling as a whole multitude of sub-genres, and its followers, and if you can hit on one that has a steady fanbase, then you'll certainly do well. Work towards a standard and keep where possible improving on it when you can. I've recently (this week) filmed some content and I've made a minor error, most people won't spot it, but I can see it. You have to become your own critic and be ruthless with your finished work. You will no doubt find plenty of 'experts' out there and their opinions, just make sure you work to your standards on a consistent basis.

And most importantly, film what you want and have fun doing it.

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