[Bernd Lorenz aka Tazzmaschine]

He is back Folks and you can ask him your personal Questions again.
Sir Robin wants a 20 Count so you can ask him 20 more Questions right now

Sir Robin Lequimez.


Please ask in english.Thanks.

[Bernd Lorenz aka Tazzmaschine]

I start with the first Question.

After i was at my first Wrestling Show in Belgium the FWF Wreckage Event i must say it was great there. This i called Pro Wrestling. But what say you after this show about it?

[European Assault]

After all the Years what do you feel wrestle one more time in a Rumble again The Dominator?

[DieInPain62]

Hi Robin, it's Mathieu, from ECTA !

I have a question (or two) I never asked you and I would like to know the answers.
When did you start wrestling and who was/were your trainer(s) ?

Thank you !

[The Walking Dead]

Your Favorite TV Serie?

TWD

[Old School]

Your Old School Favorite Wrestler?

[Sir Robin]

WOW! This goes quick

OK, here we go.
1) Bernd: I was very happy with the event, I was very happy with all my students and our guests.
This was indeed wrestling. That's what I also teach them.

2) European Assault: It was great standing across the ring with The Dominator again. I actually had goosebumps again, that hasn't happened for a long time.

3) Hey Mathieu: I started training in early '99 and had my first match in May '99. My trainer was an old Belgian wrestler.
Afterwards, I learned from every opponent I faced over the years.

4) Walking Dead: Picking a favorite TV-show is hard. I like many different ones.

5) Old School: Everyone knows I'm a Ric Flair-fan but my all-time favorite is Rick "The Model" Martel. A great worker who seems to be forgotten by the WWE and the fans (he wasn't in any games yet, never gets mentioned, is not in the HoF yet...)

So, the first couple of questions have been answered, looking forward to more. BRING IT ON!

[Meteora2009]

What is the good and bad difference between the Wrestling from the 90`s to now, in your eyes?

[Sir Robin]

The difference between wrestling in the '90s and now. There are many.
Back in the days, wrestlers were more larger-than-life (and I don't mean just the size). When a wrestler talked to you back then (if they did), it was something special. Now, especially on the Indy scene, wrestlers want to be friends with the fans, they want to be too close to them. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the fans but it's like with actors or singers, wrestlers should be a bit higher than the fans. That's why some of the magic is gone. It's also why we see too many skinny or fat kids in sportshoes, t-shirts and cut-off jeans in the ring (or in pleather pants, t-shirts and kickpads).
Another big difference is that back in the day, every wrestler had his own trademark moves and you wouldn't see anyone else use them. That made everybody stand out. These days, you see an event with six matches, in five of them, you'll see (the same) headscissors, moonsaults, hurricanrana's and dives outside. Nobody stands out anymore. That's why people loose interest, especially the casual fan (which is the one you want to get in). It's like eating a 5-course meal, if you have steak in every course, it won't be special anymore in the end.
There are more differences but, for me, those are important.

[therealwildone]

So you would say i will be better when between Fans and Wrestler are a good distance to hold the magic?