Jamie Oller

RIP the great Dennis Condrey: When I think of this business as a craft, Dennis Condrey is as good as any craftsmen professional wrestling ever had. For me, pro wrestling is at it's best when it's a combination of technical skill, perfect timing and rugged, believable aggression; Dennis Condrey embodied that combination flawlessly. I can (and do) watch classic Midnight Express matches over and over again, and appreciate something I didn't notice before every time I watch it. Nuances, details, absolute commitment to making the opponent with selling. A PHD in Pro Wrestling is available for free by watching this man work. I'm grateful I had the opportunity to meet and spend some time with Dennis Condrey and the other members of the Midnights at various times over the years and let them know their contributions are deeply appreciated. My deepest condolences to his family, friends and teammates today. We bid farewell to a genuine master. My friend Dax Harwood has set up a GoFundMe to allow people to contribute to funeral costs and to support Dennis' wife Theresa: Any contribution is greatly appreciated: Fundraiser by David Harwood : In Memory of Dennis Condrey share.google/6bywJczRiyuOTY…

Godspeed, Dennis Condrey. Tag Team Wrestling is an art form in our industry. Its timing, pace, and psychology a beautifully woven mosaic on canvas. And throughout my years, I don’t know that I’ve seen anyone any better at wielding that Tag Team brushstroke than “Loverboy” Dennis. I didn’t get to spend a lot of time around him; only chance meetings on occasion. But people I care about care for him deeply, and that speaks volumes to me. My heart goes out to his family, friends, and countless colleagues, who like me may feel as though a cornerpiece in the puzzle that is Tag Team Wrestling is now lost to time. Rest well, sir. And thank you. 🙏

Don't know her, but I love the confidence!!!

@thecapyak Fake enthusiasm from people I don’t believe!

I just tuned in, the Mattel Creations Revealed show is possibly the lamest thing I've seen this year. And I want to like it. 🙄

@thecapyak @SRelishman

@SRelishman Mmmm 🤔 by each you mean each pair or the set of four?

This definitely won't be for all haha, but I think I'm in.

@SRelishman Looks like She-Ra did a glow-up on poor He-Man! But I'm in on both, especially that Skeletor!

@artofjasonwulf Missed out on the Uncle Elmer. Any chance you’ll list more in the future?

Some heads and a guitar

Baseball is the best sport in the world.

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We need to stop calling it "just a mood swing." In 2018, I lost my sister, Rachel, to suicide. She lived with Bipolar Disorder—a condition that is frequently joked about, glamorized, or completely misunderstood. I share the raw reality of what Bipolar actually looks like: Why "Hypomania" can feel like a superpower but act like a trap. The difference between a bad day and "moving through mud." Why early diagnosis is a matter of life and death. Mental health isn't just a "personal issue"—it’s a human one. #MentalHealthAwareness #BipolarDisorder #SuicidePrevention #Storytelling

Couldn't ask for a better partner! #AllForTX #LFG

WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash: “If you’re f*cking with kids, you need to f*cking die” nodq.com/news/wwe-hall-…

Congrats to the Modern Day Outlaw, but I’m not surprised!

So much more than a Road Warriors rip-off! This is awesome!!

WrestleMania IX wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea either. But I stand by it as the perfect WrestleMania for kids: the setting, the imagery, the preposterous characters on the roster doing preposterous things. Heenan on a camel. I loved it.