I have just got to reply......

Totally i am mad at Gary, but i mentioned to Adam 2 weeks ago i was going to bring this up, and now i have.......

I like Iceman as a human, some one i could call a friend, but its not about him....

It is however about how you come across with your words, Gary mentioned Iceman was a "Legend".........

I grew up on British wrestling, Dusty will tell you my passion, anyone who i have talked to will tell you my passion and my memories for British wrestling.....

Me...I have a day job, i am any ordinary person, might promote a few shows, i might do this and that, so what, at the end of the day my name is Aaron Spencer...

Lets now talk about Giant Haystacks, Mick Mcmanus, they were house hold names, they won _title_s, and will never ever be forgotten, not while i am alive and many others....

What i wanted to say was Gary actually was wrong to name Iceman as a Legend.....

I have fallen out with Gary, I dont get on with him, and never will, i will talk all this over with him face to face, but i will still walk away after and say we cant be friends, because we cant agree or get on....

A legend is someone who was on tv, and still remembered, a wrestler or person that will never be forgotten, achieved the greatest honours, and someone who goes down in history.

Some wrestlers are only known to internet fans, these guys are known to most people who watched British wrestling.


I started with BXW, it was a path i took with Iceman, i had the money and Iceman ran the show's and the bookings, i hated it, Iceman knows all this and after 2 shows the plug was pulled away, was it hardcore, after i got my own way it wasnt, but i didnt have anyone leading me down the path of wrestling, i had to take the path with my own steps.

Then RBW was born, and my 2 closest friends and myself run RBW, we have made a good name for ourselves....

But this isnt about RBW. its about who really is a legend......I disagree with Gary and his comments...

Gary we will meet face to face and sort this out in private, but remember this British wrestling as a huge history, a history i love and so much respect that i have for, when i see comments like yours it really winds me up. I cant tell anyone how much wrestling as played apart in my life, ask Dusty we can chat for hours and speak of names you will never know....

I am 27 years old, and i have over 1,000 tapes, went to weekly shows, still go to shows as often as possible, my fondest memories are while watching wrestling, ask one of my friends, all i talk and breathe is wrestling....

I love it, and i adore it, Garys comments came over as a insult and we have agreed to talk face to face and discuss it in a adult way and not here on a forum..