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| Ronnie Pearl beating Nick Sparx |
He doesn't just have decorative value in the ring, he has a capability to project aggression which is very convincing and it's well illustrated in these extracts from a 3-some at W4H where he takes on the villainous-looking Johnny Jobber (below left) and the mischievously cute Ace Owens (right).
Both these pair have the sort of look you'd try and avoid on a Saturday night out, smugly full of themselves and probably looking for trouble. Jobber's zip-up jacket here epitomises that stereotype, casual and devoid of style. Their matching, snug-fitting trunks are a redeeming factor and indisputably sexy, but beware of that dangerous lure or prepare yourself for a sorrowful morning-after-the-night-before.
These two are a pair of toughs who have invaded Ronnie Pearl's home intent on robbery
- with violence if that opportunity presents itself.
They discover that he has a wrestling ring in the basement.
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| Ouch! |
The close body contact involved in these spats
has no sexual for them significance - obviously.
Nor those matching sexy trunks for that matter
(?)
Anyway, Ronnie Pearl interrupts their rough and tumble.
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| Gotcha! |
Ronnie's wearing black swim trunks. He was relaxing out by his swimming pool and heard their noise. He's not best pleased to find these invaders messing around on his property and Jobber is right in his firing line.
Jobber is scooped up in an invasive crotch hold.
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| WTF! |
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| Yaaah! |
Not that he has very much time to reflect on where that hand is.
You get a marvellous sense of Ronnie Pearl's strength and focus in this snap
The between-the-legs greeting is just the wind-up
before he's tossed backwards over Ronnie's head,
heading for a hard landing on the floor several yards away.
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| EEK! |
Jobber's tearful, open crotch display might be unfortunate in the circumstances.
Immediately Ronnie grabs the groggy Ace
Ace seems to attract more than his share of Ronnie's ire.
Maybe all that groping really was ill-advised.
Dragging him by the hair a deliberate, insulting reprisal.
And once again Ace is lifted high in preparation for a painful descent.
But this time Ronnie pauses, holding the conquered man aloft
and roars out his victory cry, Tarzan fashion.
Pride comes before a fall as they say.
Ronnie Pearl doesn't even bother throwing Ace down this time,
he just walks away, leaving him to drop to the floor behind him.
Jobber cringes in the corner, hoping he's not next.
Well, he is of course!
Once again Ronnie makes a humiliating public display of his victim.
Jobber can only think of where he's headed next
- and it's towards the floor, not out the door, unfortunately.
Where he's soon joined by his friend Ace,
as Ronnie transforms him into a human missile
throwing him from a great height to land right on top of Jobber
Taking advantage of his friend's misfortune.
But Ronnie catches him and to inhibit further escape attempts
he hooks Jobber's leg round his own neck
applying a leg lock to painfully lever his knee joint.
Ronnie Pearl's facial expression is positively majestic here, brimming with superiority.
He demonstrates that complete superiority by getting both of them in a neck hold
and simultaneously hurling them both over his shoulder.
The boys have had enough. They stop any pretence of resisting
and can't apologise enough, begging to be allowed to go.
But Ronnie's not in a forgiving mood.
Both villains get a headache and a blissful respite from the traumas of the last hour.
Jobber needs to watch those trunks, they might get him into more trouble!
Needless to say, this storyline is entirely fictitious and any characteristics assigned to the models in their roles here are not based on knowledge of them nor factual.
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In the original video, Ace and Jobber are also cast as pals, Ace gives Jobber some tips on holds and practices with him before Ronnie Pearl appears and teaches them both how to do it with style. There's no obvious rationale for his aggression, just a top doing what tops do to jobbers in wrestling circles. Personally I find it hard to see him as a villain, not even a ring villain, he looks too charming!
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