Skyline Wrestling

"After college, I served six years as a Navy SEAL, five years as a case officer in the Central Intelligence Agency, and then 18 years as a hostage negotiator.

Then I decided to settle down and run a computer networking company in Manhattan.

None of this would have been possiblee, had I not participated in the sport of wrestling.

Now if I can only get my son to shower."

"I was really worried about Sue. My son Sue. His father named him, and then left. It broke Sue's heart, and he's always had a tough time adjusting.

But since Sue started wrestling, he's had an aura of confidence about him. He's more focused at school, he interacts with his siblings, and he's more engaged as a teenager. He's also bulked up, and looks like a frikkin' monster.

I pity his dad if he ever runs into him again."

"I worry about Sam. My daughter Sam. She failed classes, and had withdrawn. What next? 'Dungeons and Dragons?'

Then she started wrestling. Now she does her chores, her grades have improved, and she is a loving daughter.

I was snooping her browser history, I found searches for Stanford, Harvard, MIT, and the University of Colorado at Boulder!"

I wouldn't go to Boulder though--it's a party school.