Kayden vs Rocky

 

Kayden vs Rocky

By

The Mangler

As the water from the shower cascaded over his head and down onto his body, he couldn't decide which he liked more – the sheen of sweat after a nice hard gym workout or the feel of the water as it washed the sweat away.  Both were decidedly enjoyable.

Finishing his shower, he toweled off, threw the towel over his shoulder, and strolled out into the locker room and over to his locker.  Several guys cast appreciative glances in his direction as he walked by.

Once at his locker, he dressed in his boxer briefs, skinny jeans, and his pride t-shirt, which was black with a large "S" in rainbow colors.  He struggled a little to get it over his head as the shirt was quite form-fitting, and he was not completely dry.  He heard an erotic sigh come from one of the lockers, which brought a smile to his face.   He turned and looked in the mirror admiring how well the shirt looked on him against his body and short dark hair and short beard.

The Campground 2: Day 3 Wrestledaddy vs Slutboy

 

The Campground 2: Day 3

Wrestledaddy vs Slutboy

By

The Mangler

Wrestledaddy, 6’ tall and weighing 250 pounds, walked from the dressing tent to the wrestling ring through the assembled audience.  He was British and in his early 40’s.  His physique could be described as thick but muscular, and he oozed the daddy bear aura.  After their last encounter in the Redneck Arena, he knew that Slutboy and he were both out for blood, so he decided to wear a regular wrestling singlet with a protective cup in place.  The singlet was black, the knee pads and the boots black.  Wrestledaddy slid under the bottom rope, and after giving the ref a fist bump, he walked to the center of the ring.

Spike had been initially scheduled to ref tonight’s match, but after the events of the last few days, he had backed out.  Angel had been the first consideration as a replacement but he deferred and recommended Ace, another skinhead.   Ace was more than happy to oblige. 

The Campground 2: Choirboy vs Spike

 

The Campground 2: Day 2

Payback At The Campground:

Choirboy vs Spike

By

The Mangler

Previously at the Campground

As Choirboy stalked past cabin seven, he stopped, turned to Spike, and demanded, menacingly, “Stakes wrestling match, you versus me.  Loser is winner's no-limits slave for 24 hours."

“I get to choose the ref, and standard wrestling rules apply,”  Spike responded.

“Campground rules apply,” Choirboy countered.  “And disqualification is a loss.”

"Agreed," Spike said.  Campground rules were standard wrestling rules but were more relaxed with outside interference, not necessarily leading to disqualification depending on agreed-upon rules, who the ref was, etc.  That is why Spike knew it was important to choose the ref.

Spike knew that Choirboy was looking for some payback for his humiliation and knew the limits to which Choirboy could go.  But he didn’t often back down from a challenge and knew when he demanded the price for admission that someone would most likely be looking for retribution.  However, he didn’t plan on losing, so it was not a big deal.

Campground 2: Brice vs Butch

 

The Campground 2: Day 2 

Butch vs Brice

By

The Mangler

There were a lot of hungover people in the audience gathering for the upcoming wrestling matches but many were looking forward to the first two matches.  First up was Butch versus Brice which was a fallout from the Tank versus Chad match the day before in which Chad got his revenge on Tank for his nefarious actions involving Chad and Brice.  That was to be followed by Choirboy versus Spike in which Choirboy, after his humiliating treatment on arrival to the Campground, was out for balls—Spike’s balls in particular.

Choirboy and Spike had agreed on Angel as the ref for their match and both Brice and Butch thought he would also be good for their match.  Angel had agreed but it came at a cost, as did just about everything that Angel did.  Angel and his skinhead contingent would get to use and abuse the loser for 12 hours.  Neither one of the two combatants had any concern about the bet because they both knew they were going to win and both knew they could survive Angel and his group if necessary.

They had both rejected the idea of a NHB death-type match.  Surprisingly enough, those types of matches were few and far between at the campground because most of the audiences, and the wrestlers, wanted to see how two wrestlers would fare with pro wrestling rules.  Of course, many of the wrestlers wanted to figure out how to get around the rules or use them to their advantage.  And the audience had been known to get involved as well.