All the world’s a stage and pro wrestlers on Twitter are merely players.
I’ve found that reading certain wrestlers interact on Twitter to be as fascinating as any form of entertainment so we had to put it all together with a ribbon and bow. Not literally. You get NO ribbons or bows. Sorry.
Usually the Twitter Theater has been home to the tomfoolery side of wrestlers. This time, we go more serious and look at a great man. Joseph Park arrived to find his missing brother in early 2012 and he’s had to deal with hardships. We document his struggle dealing with adversaries who have a “bad case of the smarks” as I told Joseph and just celebrate the man, the myth, the lawyer as he embarks on his first Bound For Glory match this weekend.
Act I: Park vs. Image
Joey Image was an indie wrestler known for being a tool on Twitter. He was kind of the opposite of a cult hero in that not many people knew of him but most he interacted with would grow to strongly dislike him.
Image tried making fun of Joseph Park by saying he got his own name wrong as it should be spelled “Parks.” Joseph replied:
Image tried backtracking. In true lawyer fashion, Joseph doesn’t let him off the hook.
In true bully fashion when confronted, Image tried to laugh it off by wordplay jokes. Don’t mess with Park, punks.
Image calls himself a “worker” and compares himself to Joseph’s missing brother, Chris….. you know Abyss?
To end the saga, Joseph Park sums up the thoughts of anyone who has ever had Twitter interactions with Joey Image:
