What compels a man who seemingly has it all to let everything slip through his fingers? How can a man so physically powerful push his body and mind to the point of no return?
When you lose touch with yourself, when everything you have ever known shatters before your eyes, could you pick up the pieces and continue or let the weight of the world destroy you? You can check out a video preview of the new Lex Luger DVD in the video below, and you can purchase the disc at this link.
The reflections chair was the location for one of the most talented big men in the history of our business. It is not too often that a performer follows his heart and sticks to his beliefs even under the most pressure filled situations. It is the road we chose to walk that defines us, and it is only in retrospect that we can decide if the decisions of our past were just. The One Man Gang was such a performer. Raised in the sport he loved he lived through the highest of highs but witnessed what can happen when it all falls apart. The Gang tells of his journey as a young boy who began performing in his backyard. Wrestling was always a passion, always called to him. Gang jumps right in about his early beginnings, training, and his move through the winding roads of the territories. He pauses along the way to tell tales of his time at each stop. He speaks candidly of his time in the USWA and what it was like to be around the whirlwind known as the Von Erichs. Gang holds nothing back as he tells locker room stories and what he feels went wrong with that company. He speaks of his time in the UWF and holding its championship. His first meeting with Vince Mcmahon and his journey to WWF with Slick. He walks us through every moment of the process to turn him into Akeem and sets the record straight on his true feelings about the move. He speaks about how it was difficult for him to make friends in the business and the reasons behind that.
You can preview the new One Man Gang DVD in the video below, and it can be purchased at this link.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
