Ironman Rob Conway, the Jewel
in the NWA's crown
Working his way through the
wrestling industry, Rob Conway chose never to relent. Continuing on his
sterling career with grace, poise and technique the forty year old has proven
to be able to maintain his credentials, physique and repertoire as a force to
value in 2013’s wrestling calendar.
Launching his return to the
wrestling industry, as a part of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) Conway
impressed on March 16th to become its newest NWA heavyweight
champion defeating Kahagas in a heartfelt battle. The title had previously been
held in controversy over the double finish between Adam Pearce and Colt Cabana
in which one lost and the other vacated the title rather than win on a
technicality.
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| Defeating Satoshi Kojima in Japan, April 2013 |
Conway soon travelled to Japan,
appearing at the April 7th invasion Attack on behalf of the NWA in
accordance with New Japan Pro Wrestling. He fought Satoshi Kojima in a
challenge for Conway’s gold and kept the title credibly. Conway followed up on
April 20th dropping former WWE and TNA reject Chris Masters where
Conway was rewarded a new championship design.
Having re-established worth to
the promotion, institution and title honour, Conway has entered some valid
matches since his NWA gold acquisition. It was a viable choice by NWA to
conduct Conway as title bearer. Having paved a new way forward from controversial
encounters and giving new outlook as a tender wrestling prestige, Conway has
potential to relaunch a possibly floundering NWA. Conway should not lose so
easily or at least for a good nine months to over a year.
Given a reprieve, the former tag
champion, knocked in big promotions years prior has transitioned from
dependable worker to exceptional heavyweight. As champion Conway has the look, skills,
workability and in ring psychology to present others and the company involved
with handsomely.
Reimbursing wrestling values and
a freelance worker cementing those pavestones piece by piece, Conway’s road is
back on track. Also doubling up in
Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCP) Conway has proven to be one of 2013’s
finest talents of fresh intake from the overstretched national products
convoluting wrestling matters and lacklustre booking.
Resisting conformity, finding his
own way and remaining his passion has driven Conway to the path of success once
more. It is one we wish to continue to witness. Conway could add sustainable
weight to any match booked in should he be booked well. Added as one of the most charismatic,
nicest guys in the business who respects the sport, Conway is the one to latch
NWA’s hopes on for a brighter future. One notion this has
proved, Conway is still relevant and has no chances of diminishing his standing
of wrestling value anytime soon.
© Max Waltham 23rd June 2013
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