-Adam Leavelle

Wrestling journalist Adam Leavelle provides his extremely distinguished opinions and feedback on the most hard hitting, and stiffest, examples of Professional Wrestling presented in its most serious form. With an elaborate career spanning over 15 years, Adam has worked with some of the more popular US promotions as on-air personality as well as behind the scenes, and he has developed a discerning sense that helps him weed out “over the top” gimmicks, and immature story-lines, to find and promote the PUREST form of the true sport which is professional wrestling. We encourage you to follow along on the links below, and enjoy the informative and educational, as well as entertaining commentary and analysis he provides via online rants, and live videos. We hope you take the time to visit these pages/sites and browse through the extensive resources provided in the links above as well, on the "WDR" banner. We thank you, for joining WDR, and ask you to consider using our hashtag so we that we can know that our efforts are appreciated. #TYWDR

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The definition of Wrestling Done Right
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WDR is sorry for all the great vets of Professional Wrestling that fought long, and hard, to keep professional wrestling respectable, honorable, traditional, and legitimate. That war was lost in the end. At least here in America. These days to most workers, and fans, "respecting" professional wrestling means lending your support to any and everything that calls itself "wrestling." It means welcoming any and everyone that calls themselves a ""professional wrestler" into a once sacred brotherhood. The old guard that protected this industry died out, or simply gave up the fight, and wrestling is now a variety side show where one must take the good with the bad without complaint. However, this is exactly why "Wrestling Done Right" exists. WDR is here for the few of you out there looking for wrestling that is still respectable, honorable, traditional, and legitimate. Our numbers may be few, but there is still a voice for those things, and that voice is WRESTLING DONE RIGHT.