OC WRESTLING season 4

The Long Awaited Season 4 of OCW
This DVD is the long awaited fourth season of the OCW online wrestling show. There are 14 matches featuring all of our favorite wrestlers from SCAB and the Brody Bros., to the ever popular Tyler Austin and the Young Bucks (TNA's "Generation ME").

It's finally here and it delivers.

As always we are treated to the eye candy of the hot jock-boy wrestlers who are all kick-ass performers; the venues are varied, and the action is hot and unbelievably enjoyable. There is no promotion that is as fun as OCW and no one else delivers such sexy studs and starlets.

This season includes some of the most lauded matches in OCW history: Dirk Brody vs. Dustin Cutler in a steel cage; Ryan Kidd vs. The Young Bucks; and Tyler Austin vs. Dylan Brody.

OCW debut of indy sensation, Ryan Kidd, one of the youngest and hottest wrestling stars around.

Definitely a best buy for any fans of pro-wrestling, especially as an alternative to out-of-touch...

The Best of the Best
I have purchased and enjoyed all seasons of OC WRESTLING on DVD. Like most sports, OCW offers the viewers a visual action pack of entertainment. Over the years with each new season, OCW just get's better & better. They still give us many of our familiar faces & fan favorites like, the Young Bucks, the Brody Brothers, those tough Cuttlers and that gorgeous Princess Miriam. Currently, they have introduced to us teen sensations Ryan Kidd & Tyler Austin (who certainly has the making of a young model). And yes, the divine Miss Eden who knows how to push her Brodys. I had to write this review after seeing the 11/24/12 review for this DVD. The review is obviously without merit. Certainly fake from the way its approached. This DVD is the BEST of the BEST. 120 minutes of non stop action. The day of the ring is definitely not over but OCW gives us a taste of the fight at the beach, pool, cage and lockeroom as well. That's just the icing. OCW offers something for both the guys & the gals. I...

Heavenly bodies collide in space
The haphazard camerawork sure takes some getting used to -- but assuming you do, this is a wild ride that restores
much-needed raw energy to "professional" wrestling. This could be called "amateur pro," actually, enacted by an assortment of very healthy young specimens who appear determined to "give the crowd a good show," and do -- a collection of maybe a dozen matches fought mostly in Speedo's (!!!) and largely with originality and style. Although it's a group effort, superstars emerge -- notably a perfectly proportioned, highly charismatic, extremely photographable character called Tyler Austin; he throws himself into this exercise with awe-inspiring enthusiasm. In a word: hot hot HOT.

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