I have gotten a lot of great suggestions for articles, so I first want to thank everyone for their input and welcoming me to the team here.
A lot of the suggestions have asked me to talk about “life on the road”, so I will try to give a brief synopsis of how it works to be on the road.
As a professional wrestler, whether your working for the WWE or TNA or independents, you are considered an independent contractor.
In addition, except for the unusual situations here and there, we are responsible …

I first off want to thank Phil Lowe and the staff at WWEpreview.com for asking me to come on as a columnist for this great, informative new wrestling site. 
I am entering my 8th year in the wrestling business and have quite an interesting story, as most wrestlers do.  To give you the condensed version - I first started out as a photographer for independent wrestling promotions around the northeast, and then later began attending a small pro wrestling school in Springfield, Massachusetts.
I was actually an intern at WWE headquarters in Stamford, …