Wrock & Wrestling

Back when I was Blogging about Ted DiBiase Jr’s suffering, I speculated on why society seems to almost feel joy or relief when they see a pretty-boy in agony:

“Maybe we are superstitious and we feel a human sacrifice once in a while is necessary for us to maintain our good fortune.  Seeing poor Ted DiBiase crushed under Mahal’s knee may satisfy this instinctive urge to throw some virgin into a volcano every few years to satisfy the gods.”

This comment inspired the artist currently known as “Wrock” to create the above image depicting what becomes of all those One-Match Wonders who cause a stir on the wrestling scene and then quickly vanish…

Wrock has been creating these beautiful depictions of jobber suffering for years.  I’ve seen his work before, which hyperbolizes the agony, degradation, and destruction of perfectly gorgeous pro wrestling jobber meat.  He manipulates the images to place the pretty boys in the most perilous situations possible.

It was once said that if God didn’t exist, it would be necessary to create Him.  In Wrock’s creations, if the jobber’s suffering isn’t agonizing enough, it is necessary to increase it.

So if you enjoy seeing the agony and humiliation taken to the next level; if you prefer your jobbers not just defeated but destroyed; if, in your mind, a kick to the crotch is good, so a bazooka to the crotch is that much better, then you’ll really enjoy these fantastic photo manipulations by the incredible Mr. Wrock.  Check them out…