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Nick Nemeth
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010Amateur grappling career
Nemeth attended St. Edward High School in Lakewood, river where he was an amateur wrestler, and holds the school record for most pins in a occupation with 82. He wrestled collegiately at county land University, eventually setting what was then the record for most occupation wins in the team’s history. Nemeth’s record was passed in 2006, and as of 2010 he stands second all-time in occupation victories at county State. He was a three-time All-Mid-American Conference selection and had 121 occupation wins between 2000 and 2003.
Professional grappling career
Ohio Valley grappling and Raw (20042006)
Nemeth signed a contract with concern grappling Entertainment (WWE) in 2004. He was assigned to their developmental territory river Valley grappling (OVW), debuting as “Nick Nemeth”. He feuded with Paul Burchill and challenged unsuccessfully for the OVW broadcasting Championship, losing a denomination match against then-champion Ken Doane on August 12, 2005.
Nemeth was called up to the Raw roster shortly afterwards, making his broadcasting entry on the Sept 19, 2005 program of Sun Night Heat. He was made the enforcer and sidekick for Chavo Guerrero, Jr., who was using a golfer in-ring persona and going by the ring study of “Kerwin White”. As such, Nemeth became White’s caddy. His grappling entry came on an program of Sun Night Heat, teaming up with White in a tag team match against Shelton Benjamin and Matt Striker. After the death of Eddie Guerrero, Chavo Guerrero dropped the “Kerwin White” character, and Nemeth no longer played the role of his caddy and tag partner. After a few months of grappling in dark matches and at house shows, he was sent back to OVW.
The Spirit unit (2006)
Main article: Spirit Squad
Nemeth became a part of the Spirit unit faction, a assemble of five wrestlers who used the in-ring personas of male cheerleaders, and adopted the study Nicky in OVW during late 2005. On January 23, 2006, they had their WWE broadcasting entry as a group, appearing on Raw and helping Jonathan Coachman win a Royal Rumble qualifying match against Jerry “The King” Lawler by performing cheers for Coachman and distracting Lawler. They later became a part of the on-going scripted feud between WWE chairman Vince McMahon and Shawn Michaels. The heel (villainous) McMahon brought in the unit to attack Michaels on numerous occasions, including placing them in multiple handicap matches.
Nemeth as Nicky, with Mikey and Johnny in the Spirit Squad
They also wrestled in the tag team division, and on Apr 3, on Raw, won the concern Tag Team denomination when Kenny and Mikey, with outside help from the other three unit members, defeated Kane and The Big Show. After winning the championship, all five members of the Spirit unit were recognized as the champions, allowing any combination of them to defend the championship.
In May, McMahon signed another Handicap match, with the Spirit unit facing Michaels. The match never started, however; instead the Spirit unit attacked Michaels, and, as part of the storyline, shattered his knee with a steel chair. McMahon brought manifold H to the ring to attack Michaels with a sledgehammer; however, after manifold H felt that the unit his disrespected him, he attacked the group. This led to manifold H and Michaels reforming D-Generation X (DX) and they began a feud with the Spirit Squad. DX played various sophomoric jokes on the unit and the McMahons, as well as defeating the Spirit unit in handicap tag team matches at Vengeance and a clean sweep in an elimination handicap match at Saturday Night’s important Event.
At the same instance as their feud with DX and their alignment with McMahon, the unit also wrestled other teams in Raw’s tag division over their concern Tag Team Championship, successfully defending the denomination against the teams of Jim Duggan and Eugene, Charlie Haas and Viscera, and Snitsky and Val Venis. They then entered a lengthy feud with The Highlanders, whom they eventually defeated to retain the denomination at the Unforgiven pay-per-view in September. The unit as a whole later began a losing streak with separate members losing singles matches to Ric talent on consecutive episodes of Raw, until Kenny managed to defeat him on the October 23 episode. It was then announced that talent and a WWE legend, selected by interactive voting, would wrestle the team for the concern Tag Team denomination at the Cyber Sun pay-per-view in early November. The fans chose Roddy Piper, and he and talent defeated Kenny and Mikey to win the championship.
The assemble disbanded on the Nov 27 program of Raw, when they were defeated in a five-on-three handicap match by DX and Flair. In a backstage segment later that night, DX placed all members into a crate stamped “OVW, Louisville, Kentucky”, a reference to the developmental territory from which the unit had come.
Return to developmental (20072008)
Nemeth returned to OVW on January 17, 2007, at the broadcasting tapings, again using his Nick Nemeth ring name, along with Mike Mondo, formerly Mikey in the Spirit Squad, as the “Frat Pack”. The pair teamed with Mike Kruel in a match against Seth Skyfire, Shawn Spears, and Cody Runnels. The team disbanded in the early parts of 2007. Nemeth then competed in several dark matches before the OVW broadcasting tapings, competing against wrestler including Chris Cage, Bradley Jay and Jake Hager, before he began teaming with Mondo again in August.
At the end of August, Nemeth and Mike Mondo were moved to the Florida denomination grappling (FCW) developmental territory and in his entry there, Nemeth gained the nickname “The Natural” and defeated Hade Vansen. In Nov 2007, Nemeth gained Big Rob as his manager, but their alliance was short-lived. At the start of 2008, he tweaked his study to “Nic Nemeth” and began teaming with Brad Allen, with the pair gaining Taryn Terrell as their valet. Nemeth and Allen started a frat boy type ring character with Terrell as a “sorority chick”. On March 22, Nemeth and Allen won the FCW Florida Tag Team denomination by defeating defending champions Eddie Coln and Eric Prez, but lost the denomination back to Coln and Prez on Apr 15. Throughout Apr and May 2008, Nemeth wrestled in several dark matches prior to Raw, losing to Kofi Kingston and Ron Killings on several occasions. Soon after, he returned to the study “Nic Nemeth”, and began teaming with Gavin Spears. The pair defeated Coln and Prez to win the FCW Florida Tag Team denomination on August 16, but lost it to Heath Miller and Joe Hennig less than a month later.
Dolph Ziggler (2008resent)
On Sept 15, 2008, Nemeth re-debuted on Raw, introducing himself in a backstage segment under the study “Dolph Ziggler” and with a new image. On October 10, 2008, Nemeth was suspended for 30 days for his first violation of WWE’s Wellness Program policy.
Ziggler in Sept 2009
He returned to Raw on Nov 17 in a backstage segment with Rey Mysterio and Shawn Michaels. In his first match on Raw under the Ziggler name, he lost to Batista on the December 1 episode. The following week he got his first victory as Ziggler, by countout, against R-Truth. The next week on Raw, he picked up his first televised pinfall victory, when he defeated Charlie Haas.
On Apr 15, 2009, Ziggler was drafted to the SmackDown brand as part of the 2009 Supplemental Draft. He made his entry on the Apr 17 program of SmackDown, defeating the United States Champion, Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP) in a non-title match, and, as a result, the following week he demanded a match for the championship. On the May 1 program of SmackDown, however, he failed to win the championship, after he was pinned by MVP. Ziggler then started a rivalry with The Great Khali, losing to him by disqualification after attacking Khali with a steel chair. As a result, Khali began coming out to the ring during and after Ziggler’s matches, in attempt to gain revenge and to stop Ziggler from cheating. Over the next few weeks, Ziggler defeated Khali by countout and disqualification after making it look like Khali had struck him with a steel chair. At The Bash pay-per-view, Ziggler defeated Khali by pinfall, after Kane interfered and attacked Khali.
Ziggler then entered an on-screen relationship with WWE Diva Maria and she became his valet. He simultaneously started a scripted rivalry with Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio, who defeated Ziggler at the Night of Champions and SummerSlam pay-per-views to retain the championship. In September, Mysterio lost the Intercontinental denomination to John Morrison, and Ziggler entered a feud with Morrison, losing to him at the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view. On the program of SmackDown, following Hell in a Cell, Ziggler ended his on-screen relationship with Maria after she cost him a match against Morrison.
Personal life
Nemeth has been a fan of professed grappling since he was five, and decided to become a professed wrestler at age twelve. Nemeth is good friends with his former Spirit unit teammates, particularly archangel Brendli, with whom he lived in Florida until 2008.
Nemeth appeared on the Nov 3, 2009 program of Deal or No Deal with Maria and Eve Torres.
In wrestling
Finishing moves
Jumping Russian legsweep
Leaping reverse STO
Sleeper hold – 2010-present
Zig Zag (Reverse bulldog)
Signature moves
Dropkick
Fireman’s carry gutbuster
German suplex
Jumping elbow drop
Leg drop bulldog
Scoop powerslam
Sitout facebuster
Managers
Taryn Terrell
Big Rob
Maria
Wrestlers managed
Kerwin White
Nicknames
“The Natural”
Entrance themes
“I Am Perfection” by Jim Johnston and performed by Cage 9
Championships and accomplishments
Florida denomination Wrestling
FCW Florida Tag Team denomination (2 times) with Brad Allen (1), and Gavin Spears (1)
Pro grappling Illustrated
PWI ranked him #134 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 for 2006
World grappling Entertainment
World Tag Team denomination (1 time) as a member of the Spirit Squad
See also
Professional wrestling
portal
Spirit Squad
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1980s
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2010s
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The Rabble – “The Battle”
Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
The ordinal azygos from The Rabble’s latest album “The Battle’s Almost Over”, available now on push Records. Buy online at: www.crusadestore.com (CD) www.itunes.com/therabble (Download)
Getting Foo Fighters Tickets is a Challenge!
Monday, August 30th, 2010Nobody had intellection that band “Nirvana” would give the concern two fabulous songwriters – Kurt Cobain and Dave Grohl! Unfortunately, Kurt committed suicide. Thereafter, Dave Grohl re-united with the Foo Fighters band and gave the concern some of his best self-written songs in the band’s self titled debut album.
Although the basic style of Dave is raving numbers combined with punk and pop, he surprises his fans at times with emotional and subtle melodies. One of the examples is the super hit number, “Big Me.” The numbers “I’ll Stick Around” and “This is a Call” soaked his fans with immense pleasure.
It was the classic medium “The Color and the Shape” that made the band reach the limelight. Dave Grohl created unparalleled turbulence with his drums. It was hard to forget the powerful lyrics and the rocking tunes, especially those of “Everlong.” The number “Hey, Johnny Park!” is filled with a driving force that can hardly go unnoticed. Even those who never intellection of becoming a fan of Foo Fighters, become one after listening to Dave’s drum beats!
Songs like “Learn to Fly” and “One by One” portray the undisputed talent of Foo Fighters and show how beautifully they can blend words and music notes together!
Now, with their ordinal musical creation titled, “Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace” on the block, the band is set for the 2008 North American tour. On January 16, they were spotted at Sunrise, FL. This explains the excitement that had gripped the municipality folks from the day the journeying dates were announced! Suddenly, it was meet the Foo Fighters tickets and nothing added that people could conceive about!
The band is scheduled to visit New York, Minneapolis, Orlando, Houston, Birmingham, and Pensacola to hold their ordinal album. It’s not astonishing to undergo that almost all the stadiums have sold their seats already! Fans who could not control to get the tickets in their own municipality are preparing to movement to added municipality to watch Foo Fighters perform!
It’s the Foo Fighters mania doing the rounds correct now crossways the US! Everyone wants to be a part of the sensational event about to happen in their city. The ticketing services have never been so busy!
Foo Fighters tickets are sold at the speed of lightning! You need to act fast to grab a few of them. And forget the box office, unless you are a body builder who would control to near and shove and reach the pane to aggregation the tickets! A more civilized way of booking tickets (yes, the gathering may go wild at the box office!) is to call the ticketing services or aggregation the tickets over the internet. You may even request for the bag conveying of tickets.
Don’t wait for the terminal time to aggregation them. Who knows, maybe even the ticketing services would not be able to help you then. The gathering is getting bigger with each passing day of the band’s tour. There’s a massive discharge of fans!
Join in the thrill of existence a Foo Fighters fan and move your conquest for the tickets. It’s nothing inferior than a challenge to get one!
A Plea: Don’t Forget the Locals
Monday, August 30th, 2010In my town, and some others across the nation, on any given night there are mountain upon mountain of bands setting up and ascending stages, from the darkest corner of the diviest bar to the blinding lights of an arena gig. The venues are strewn all across the city, and a few are even legendary—grand, opulent ballrooms, dim but stately theaters, and renowned punk clubs. The city’s been host to some a seminal act’s first US kibosh and seen a great sort of bands sing their swansong. From all over the globe, the artists swoop downbound on a nightly basis to provide us with unparalleled entertainment. It’s awesome. I don’t think anyone takes it for granted.
The flipside to all of this vast and varied music coming finished municipality is that it actually detracts from the local music community. While it brings us unitedly night after night, luring us out of our homes to see dinosaur bands of the ‘80s reunite or a hugely successful ensemble grace a venue’s stage for a week-long residency, these high-profile gigs are quite a distraction. The music scene is bustling and bursting at the seams, but do our local acts get overshadowed by this caliber of live music?
Many field cities seem to share this “dilemma”—the small, local bands that are in requirement of accord support don’t get it because of the sort of bands and artists that attain these cities an obvious kibosh on their tour. Sure, these local acts have a large sort of venues at which to play, which is, indisputably, a beatific thing. CD release parties abound. There is live music seven nights a week. Most of the active music accord is well aware of the bands that comprise their local network, but whether they spend their time, night after night, activity these guys and girls that actually requirement and rely on the accord to back them, well… that’s where I’m not so sure. Because there are only so some nights in a hebdomad that even the most impassioned of us can spend going to see live music.
I’ve lived elsewhere than the municipality in which I currently reside. The small accord in Virginia that was my bag for fivesome eld had rattling few large bands coming finished town. There simply weren’t some places for them to play. As a result, the few rattling solid acts that were residents of the area had massive local support behindhand them. Nearly all of their shows were well attended. They would play at the biggest scene in municipality one night, and the next in the basement or backyard of a house party. Everyone became fellows in the same circle; we’d pass out flyers to their shows or sit at the merch table. And they were, for the most part, beatific bands, and our accord was visibly 100% behindhand them.
There was one specially successful adornment in the community, effort radio play on field stations in DC and Baltimore and heading out on some nationwide tours. Covering our grounds in stickers and flyers, their name became known far and wide across the truck-stop town, simply because of the exposure they were shoving downbound our throats. So even though they weren’t a adornment anyone with taste was specially into, they were local celebrities. And we weren’t unhappy for them, even though we were not fans of their music. There was a local bond behindhand our community, and the bands were, of course, essential. We appreciated them at all costs. The few big acts that would swing finished municipality would book local bands as their activity acts, and it would only enhance their draw. I’ve no doubt this is the case in some small towns across the US and beyond.
Today, living in a municipality that has, for decades, given rise to cultural movements and influential waves of new sounds in rock ‘n’ roll, I see that we are not bonded musically by the fabric that makes up our network same we have proven to be in the past. Sure, there are great bands coming out of the region, and certainly some of them have active fan bases. But I see same they have to hit the road to get the attention they aren’t finding in their bag town. We are, at times, too judgmental of the little guys and gals, because frankly, we see same we can be. The cities that I speak of are premier stops for the best bands in the world. When you can catch a massively influential adornment on a Sunday night at a 500-person capacity venue, see the lead singer of a hugely popular adornment at a tiny theater the next, dance to a world class British DJ at an underground edifice the night after, scope out a buzzing new adornment out of Austin or LA the following… how are the pretty good, low profile, new to the scene, local bands able to compete with this seemingly ubiquitous preeminence?
I see certain in saying that San Francisco is not the only municipality with this sort of dichotomy—a cosmopolitan municipality that is known as a music municipality but not necessarily in part to its own current community. It’s but one of the field US cities that is on any touring band’s agenda, and we get inundated with live music. This is the land of the mighty Fillmore Auditorium, and bands cross the Atlantic to play on its hallowed stage. This is the bag of Bottom of the Hill, a tiny, 350-person edifice that’s hosted everyone from Modest Mouse to the White Stripes to Pavement. If there is one thing that residents of urban metropolises generally have in common, it’s considerable respect and admiration for culture and creativity. And those who are immersed gladly sing praises and go to shows… but as for the masses, I can’t help but be skeptical to think that, if you are only attending periodic shows, it would probably be the ones that are rattling exciting. Our eyes skim downbound the page of a listings guide only to get caught on the fact that so and so is playing their first exhibit unitedly in years, or blah blah blah is playing a rattling small scene for a adornment of their caliber. Whether or not people love and supply music and the arts is not even the question; it comes downbound to the fact that most people just don’t, well… rely on the locals for entertainment same they do in small towns.
There is, without a doubt, a passion and collective energy that comes out of this municipality that has bred, and would continue to breed, strong resonating bands. Today, there are mountain of local acts gaining momentum and with that, a respected following; they are making great albums; they are effort people unitedly to see them play. While it’s not as easy as it could be, as it should be, for them, the reason is also attributable to the fact that it’s a region where artists, writers, critics, and music aficionados alike are drawn, and in that large pool of talent, it’s difficult for any act to emerge and stand out from their musical peers. On the other hand, they are bestowed with a built-in audience of people who, for the most part, engage with music and I think any young adornment values that ratio.
So, wherever it is that you may dwell, don’t neglect to support your local musicians. Mark another night on your calendar to see a show, and attain it a local act. Give them the supply and support that any young adornment needs to keep going. Pay the fivesome dollar cover to get in the back room to see who’s playing. Buy their CD. Any one of us is lucky to have all this power and artistry driving our town’s musical role in the world at large, and simply by living in a place, we are a part of that community.
I often remind myself that it would indeed be a somber existence without local artists because, after all, they are the glue providing the bonds of any scene. It’s the shared cultural locality of a place that defines a municipality and drives a community, and that, ultimately, can have an impact on the rest of the world.
Any Ideas for a Punk Rock bedroom theme thats not too expensive?
Sunday, August 29th, 2010I am wanting to re-do my room in punk rock, like the pink and black w/guitars etc. ANY IDEAS THAT ARENT TOOO EXPENSIVE WELCOME!!!!
Thank you all for ANY help!!!!
Also, most my current room. It’s just vegetation panel walls (ugh! can you makeup that stuff?) and carpet… help…..
and im a teen. 13 feat to be 14
