Frank wins two straight falls, one by an arm stretch combined with a head scissors and one by a simple long, slow, standing choke-out. A.J. Anthony doesn't make things easy for his opponent. There are many reversals along the way and Frank has to work for his victories. But A.J. Anthony needs a lot more training and experience before he can consider himself in any way shape or form a “pro wrestler.” But half of the fun of seeing these rookies come into a pro ring such as the Arena is of course the visual aspect. The other half is seeing how a rookie is able to do in his debut bout, knowing per...

Frank wins two straight falls, one by an arm stretch combined with a head scissors and one by a simple long, slow, standing choke-out. A.J. Anthony doesn't make things easy for his opponent. There are many reversals along the way and Frank has to work for his victories. But A.J. Anthony needs a lot more training and experience before he can consider himself in any way shape or form a “pro wrestler.” But half of the fun of seeing these rookies come into a pro ring such as the Arena is of course the visual aspect. The other half is seeing how a rookie is able to do in his debut bout, knowing perhaps this is their first and last bout. The humiliation of losing; the humiliation of not being as good as you thought you could be. These “head trips” take a toll and drive many a would-be rookie from the ring after only one match. But BG treasures those “one-fers”.