Mangler's Wrestling Stories

Mangler's Wrestling Stories

A series of stories written by myself (Mangler) and other authors. Posts from my previous webpage plus new stories.
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Thursday, August 1, 2024

One Step Beyond - Redux

 

[This is the story that was never supposed to be.  Many years ago (somewhere between 15-20), I wrote One Step Beyond.  I ended the story by suggesting an upcoming match.  I never intended to write that match but to leave it to the reader’s imagination.  The story had other ideas.  Recently, out of the blue, this story popped into my head.  You may wish to read One Step Beyond first, but it is unnecessary to understand this story.  This story is more akin to “old mangler” than “new mangler.”]

One Step Beyond – Redux

By

The Mangler

The crowd at Oscar's Hideaway (usually called Oscars) was growing restless, waiting for the last match.  This was a gay bar that had been around for a very long time under the same name, but over the years, it had metamorphosed its way from a secret gathering spot for gay men to a gay disco bar to a gay twinky bar and finally to a Leatherman’s bar.

Oscars was named after Oscar Wilde and was a code name for gay men everywhere.  In its present configuration, a regulation-sized wrestling ring stood in the middle of the floor.  During the week, patrons were allowed to “play” around in the ring, which usually meant rolling, grabbing, and having sex.  However, several gay wrestlers used the ring during the day to practice and improve their skills.  The bar hosted professional fights twice a month under the auspices of the WUL, Wrestling Underground League.

The league was an independent organization that wrestled mainly at gay bars and had a decent following.  Recently, it had started doing some streaming of its matches, which increased its audience.  Most of the wrestlers were either gay or bi, but there were a few open-minded straight wrestlers as well.  They had to be open-minded because sexual situations were commonplace in the matches.