Jordan Fox’s BLOG: My Career on the Indy Scene

Disclaimer – Sometimes you might wonder what the point of the stories are… I’ll be honest, sometimes there isn’t going to be any meaning to what I’m blogging. I just simply want to share these really cool moments I get to experience. I get to experience these wonderful moments because I work in “The Business.” I work in wrestling, that might not mean much to a non fan, but to wrestling fans, being a full time wrestling employee, like I am, is the Holy Grail.
The wrestling business is my full time job, my “shoot” job & this blog details the fun I experience in our wacky world of wrestling… ENJOY!

Guys, I just can’t even begin to describe how happy I am in my career right now. Last week I was featured on 3 separate Facebook Live wrestling shows.
* Episode 3 of HoW
* WFC PPV
* WFC’s “After The Cause”

Heroes of Wrestling
First things first – Word came down yesterday that DISH Network is conducting tests involving our show, Heroes of Wrestling TV. That means “The Sly One” Jordan Fox should be on your big screen tv VERY VERY SOON!!

runs a WEEKLY show on Facebook Live that you NEED to be watching. For one, I’m the color commentary commentator on the show! So you get to hear my soothing voice call all the action.
Episode 4 airs tomorrow (10/25/2018) on FB Live. I THINK this will be the last time you hear me on color commentator as just a normal ole “me” because I think I’m going to let “The Sly One” give it a run for a bit to see if I have what it takes to be a heel commentator.
I want to be the next Jerry “The King” Lawler, I want to be FOR the bad guy THOUGHT OF as the bad guy.
I need my own identity with Heroes of Wrestling (my home promotion.) I don’t want to be just the color guy.
BUT we will be going into my character desires a bit later on.

Wrestling For a Cause (WFC)

I worked my first show with WFC!!! I have been talking about it for months & it finally happened! I’m so damn proud of the work we did together, as well!
WFC is a wrestling promotion in Tulsa, Ok that has now been active for 7 years. All proceeds go to Children with cancer. How F’n incredible is that???
I was talking to my boss there, Tim Rockwell, & he told me “I tell the guys ‘Look I can’t pay you what other promoters pay you BUT I can make you look like a superstar while you are here.'”
Before I go any further, I have to say this… I signed my first ever legit autograph at this show!!!!!! A listener came up, called me “Sly” & had me sign his program!! It was the coolest thing ever In my opinion!
Think about that, 11 months ago I was doing everything I could to get my fix of opiates. But, I cleaned up my life & now I’m on 2 Facebook Live wrestling shows!!!
He is completely right. every single person on that card looked like a WWE Superstar. the equipment is top notch, he brought in the company “I Shoot Wrestling” to film the show to air LIVE on Facebook Live.
I was on backstage interview duty. I did a few pre taped interviews, notably with the 2 combatants in the main event. Then, during the show, I went out to ringside & interviewed 3 wrestler AND got in the ring following the main event & interviewed the Reigning WFC Heavyweight Champion, Tim Rockwell, right after he had defended his title.
While I was climbing into that ring, the crowd was SO HOT. They were yelling & screaming & throwing things. They did not want to accept that Rockwell had won the match.
As far as the interview in the ring went, I asked one question, got the microphone jerked outta my hand & told to get the hell out of the ring hahahahahahahahaha. I escaped just in time before the Villains showed up to beat down Dexter Hardaway hahahahaha. (It was actually a serious matter, those fans were HOT about the outcome, I can’t stress that enough.)
After the show, I immediately sat down with the commentary team of C.M. Burnham & Travis Fowler-Harkrider for a 8-12 minute LIVE recap of the entire show. THESE TWO GUYS NEED TO A NATIONALLY TELEVISED COMMENTARY TEAM. They are fantastic, I was extremely paranoid that during the recap I was kind of holding these two guys back, in the sense that they have their own flow & now they are having to kind of add me into the mix. But all & all, I think it turned out good.
After that I did about 6-8 interviews backstage for the After The Cause portion of the show where the interviewer (me) gets the reactions of the wrestlers prior to them leaving the arena.
All & all this was an amazing experience. I mean hell, there were ticket holders lined up in the hallway an hour before the show even started. That to me was incredible.

THIS WEEKEND!!!! I’m working at WFC on the 27th & Heroes on the 28th.
So, if you are in the area & you know who I am, or even if you just stumbled onto my blog today, COME TO ONE OR BOTH OF THE SHOWS!
Come say hi, lets take pic’s together & we will chat!

Personal Twitter & Instagram – @FoxThePodcaster
Shows/Blog’s Twitter & Facebook – @IWRdaily

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WFC Part 1

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WFC Part 2

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WFC After The Cause

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