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Fair to Flair is a journal of writers and journalists with a passion for exploring the art of professional wrestling.
Fair to Flair is not affiliated or associated with any official professional wrestling company or party.
Fair to Flair is built on Tumblr, which rocks, and is a proud member of the Tumblr Wrestling Community.
Fair to Flair was built in secret over the winter of 2011 and launched in late February. Its staff consists of:
Jason Mann
By day, Jason Mann is a mild-mannered Central Ohio copy editor getting by in the crazy world of newspapers. By night (and often very early in the morning), he’s a blogger and podcaster who shares the love and knowledge for pro wrestling that he’s gained as a fan since 1986. In March 2010, he began a podcast and blog with friends Seth Roy and Josh Hachat called Wrestlespective, which specializes in analyzing past matches and stories. He can also be found in constant conversation about pro wrestling on Twitter. In addition to wrestling, he also loves NBA basketball, classic movies, and learning about new things.
Wrestlespective: Website / Twitter / Facebook / Subscribe to posts / Subscribe to podcasts / iTunes
K Sawyer Paul
K Sawyer Paul is a novelist and publisher living in Toronto. His wrestling-related works include dozens of articles written from 2007-2010, This is Sports Entertainment, a collection of the best entries from the Fake Vince McMahon blog, and The Footnotes of Wrestling, a blog and podcast series devoted to arguments and observations.
Website / Twitter / International Object
Mitch
Mitch now has two fake jobs. In addition to playing in a band for a living, Mitch started Pizza Body Slam in the winter of 2009 in an attempt to create a wrestling blog that wasn’t completely hideous and “wienery.” Somehow, months of making fun of David Otunga has landed Mitch a spot as a contributor with Fair to Flair. Mitch spends his free time watching Michael Hayes music videos and getting teary-eyed (only the odd time, he swears) at Shawn Michaels’ video packages. Please don’t judge him.
PizzaBodySlam: Website / Twitter / Tumblr / Subscribe to posts
Razor
Razor is a lifelong wrestling fan, from the days of watching in his grandfather’s living room to his career path, wrestling has run parallel with his life. In 2003, he entered to world of broadcasting with hopes of becoming the next Jim Ross, and that path brought him to his second love, radio. Throughout his radio career, Razor’s worked in almost every format, from oldies to alt rock, and officially made it in the business when he was fired for the first time in late 2006.
Before his return to radio in the fall of 2009, Razor decided to use his broadcasting background with something related to wrestling, and after years of being fed up with the traditional wrestling media, Kick-Out!! Wrestling was born. The site’s official podcast, Kick-Out!! Radio was launched in June of 2009, a one-man show discussing current events in the world of wrestling with the occasional slice of ridiculous.
Kick-Out!! Wrestling: Website / Twitter / Facebook / Tumblr / Subscribe to posts / Subscribe to podcasts / iTunes
Thomas Holzerman
TH is a graduate of Drexel University with a bachelor of science in materials science and engineering. However, despite that predilection towards development of the right side of his brain by trade, he’s always had a soft spot for writing. At Drexel, he wrote for the Triangle, the school newspaper, for three years, as well as handling copy editing and online publication. He got into the blogging game writing an e-wrestling blog known as Random Ramblings of an E-Fed Lifer.
However, along with writing, his passion is professional wrestling. A fan since his youth, TH cut his teeth mostly on the WWF in the late ’80s and early ’90s before adding ECW to his fandom in the later part of the decade. Now, he consumes any pro wrestling he can, and writes about it wherever they’ll let him. When not watching, writing or pretending to be involved in wrestling, TH spends his time raising his family, dabbling in being an amateur chef and yelling at his television whenever one of his beloved sports teams, the Flyers, Phillies, Eagles and Sixers.
TH: The Wrestling Blog / Camel Clutch Blog / Twitter / Tumblr / Subscribe***
