Check out this clip I saw on Youtube.
I love seeing Frankie Zappitelli lose.
She is great in this clip in every way!
If the clip does not load....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ97Cw98bHQ&feature=quicklist
Does anyone agree with me?
Frankie Zappitelli's web site- ilovefrankie.com.
Once upon a time, a couple of Atlanta based college kids who called themselves Sleepergirl & Sleeperkid had a fan site that featured cool women's wrestling pictures from all across the web.
10 years later...
Sleepergirl seems to be gone, but that little fan site has grown into what is now known as Sleeperkid's World, one of the premier women's wrestling video producers on the market today.
While mixed matches are usually not my cup of tea (or THC), the destruction SK puts these seemingly indestructable lady wrestlers through has "forced" me to become a fan of SK's battles as well.
To his credit, SK puts on good performances that keep the women wrestlers as the primary focus.
Would I prefer to see Vanessa Harding piledriven to oblivion by Christie Ricci? Certainly, but given the option of having SK do the deed versus no one else doing the deed, I will pick SK everytime.
Sleeperkid has developed some home-grown talent such as Angelina, Jackson and a surprising number of others. Jackson, for example, is a dancer with great acrobatic skills & flexibility who has learned many wrestling moves and consistently delivers great performances.
He once had a great wrestler named Jessle, and while I did not care for all the tatoos and funky hair, I really liked her a lot. SK developed her as a super heel, building her up to almost epic proportions before having suffer a string of stunning defeats. I loved that!
Back in the old days, before Internet, I always wished that I could script a women's wrestling match with all the pro moves that I like featuring gorgeous woman and having the kind of ending I like. Actually, forget scripting. I always wished I could *see* that kind of match anywhere.
The old WWF never had what I wanted with the exception of one match between Sensational Sherry and Rockin Robin.
The AWA had a couple of good ones as did the LPWA & POWW, but not exactly what I wanted.
Two notable exceptions were LPWA matches where two majorly invincible ladies, Misty Blue Simmes & Magnificent Mimi suffered serious damage on the way to being pinned. (Both of these matches have been featured in older articles on this blog.) As far as I know, these were pretty much the only times either woman had ever been detroyed and pinned.
There were the various topless producers out of Los Angeles, but they did not have the moves nor the type of scripting that I like early on.
At first it was very disappointing, but Double Trouble Productions eventually began releasing material that catered more to what I like, specifically the multi pinfall matches. In most cases, one was guaranteed to see both women get pinned and if I was lucky, many times over.
While I was fine with that, there were certain moves that they just could not do.
SKW came in and filled the void, and while he does not produce topless material, the action more than makes up for it. His videos feature moves likes piledrivers, widow's peaks, Suplexes, DDT's, bearhugs, face slams, stunners, splashes, pedigrees, multiple ko's, atomic drops and more.
There are many things that go into a well-scripted match. There is, of course, the concept of the match, who wins, how, etc... 
but there are other, equally important factors such as what moves are used, how the women act and react and the camera work. Every camera person sees the action through their own eyes, interests etc... and tend to focus on what they like, or for those who are not into the fetish, by what they think should be.
An example of camera work that I don't care for is when as soon as a wrestler is pinned, the camera focuse mostly on the winner whereas I like to see the focus mostly on the loser lying on the mat defeated and helpless.
Another example was in a match with the incredibly awesome Tanya Danielle.
She was lifted upside down in the pile driver position and the camera shot it from the side.
The million dollar shot would have been numerous angles, but especially head on.
It's not that the camera person wasn't good, it's just that it never occurred to him to capture the action from my point of view. Nevertheless, I still wanted to shoot him (video shoot of course). I am willing to bet that a picture of Tanya upside down shot head on would increase sales dramatically for that video.
