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Jonny Firestorm vs Justin Rage (W4H) Obviously, Jonny is considered one of the all-time best heels in underground wrestling. Personally, I think he takes a beating as well as anyone, too. In this match with Justin Rage, Jonny suffers one of the most convincing defeats of his career. If that scenario appeals to you, you'll enjoy it. See the video here. All of Jonny Firestorm's matches from Wrestler4Hire are on sale 20% off (with a code) through the end of September 19, 2024 (US E.S.T).

  TrevThor vs Gabe Steele (Wrestler4Hire) Ty Alexander vs Shane McCall (BG East) Jonny Firestorm vs Justin Rage (Wrestler4Hire) My "song of the week" is Slow Dancing by Lindsey Buckingham. Lindsey's best known as the male singer-guitarist in Fleetwood Mac, but he's also released several solo albums over the years. I consider this song a hidden gem. It wasn't a hit when it was released in 1984, but I think it's pretty catchy anyway. If you like the song, you might want to check the official video, which was just released last week. It's very much a capsule of its era. -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7Fto30rB3o Here's a pretty good live performance of Slow Dancing from 2018. Only 295 views! -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJCbMffvdIY  

 Justin Rage turns the tables on veteran heel Jonny Firestorm in this video from Wrestler4Hire. Has anyone else noticed that Justin has a strong resemblance to Johnny Jobber? I wonder if they're related. The video begins with a long close up of Jonny's hairy chest. Justin enters and surprises Jonny with a a quick hammerlock. Jonny is able to counter with a headlock but Justin counters with a wristlock. It's obvious that Jonny isn't going to have an easy match. There's a bit of back and forth action but it's clear that Justin is focusing on Jonny's arms and shoulders. Justin's arm attack takes it's toll on Jonny. Jonny executes an Angle Slam but his arm is too injured for him to follow up. Justin is able to take over, dropping Jonny with a neckbreaker. By the midway mark, Jonny's down for the count, but his pain has just begun. Match length: 23 mins., $24.95 USD.