This morning we were informed that our dear friend Jordan Saint unexpectedly passed away from a car accident.
Jordan was a very talented wrestler but those that knew him, know that he was truly an unbelievable human. He was the finest example of what truly loving pro wrestling looked like. Nobody I’ve ever come across has loved pro wrestling more than Jordan Saint. He touched so many people with his kindness, his passionate, his personality and his charm. Jordan never folded & never changed for anyone if it meant it sacrificed who he was. He wore his heart on his sleeve at all times and we loved him for it.
Jordan was a friend to everyone at Pandemonium and after an unbelievable performance in Las Vegas, was someone we planned to be involved with everything we had moving forward.
We will miss Jordan dearly and hope if you’re reading this you will keep his family in your thoughts.
@Phezzyyyyy@ImOnlyKaty@Artxpooh@Im_0n1 On average you’re not wrong. But she looks like she’s still in her 20s. My wife is the same age… women always think she’s 25-27 and she actually looks even better than she did 10+ yrs ago. It happens but it’s not the norm. That’s only 2 examples lol
@WG3323@HyperSalesman@NBA_NewYork Perspective/perception: two factors that influence the retelling of a lived experience. Two similarly situated people can be denied entry into a venue without cause for rejection. One may assume prejudice while the other presumes that capacity is maxed out. Both are valid until
@HyperSalesman@NBA_NewYork They can go anywhere but not everywhere. There’s nuance in the meanings of the two words and it applies in this context. When it comes down to access, acceptance, exclusion, and exceptions.