Jerome Cusson is the editor and co-founder of Pro Wrestling Ponderings. He is extremely jealous that he didn’t come up with the name of the site and Kevin Ford did. Thankfully, he’ll eventually be able to buy a golden boat with all the money he’ll make from the website. He started his writing career at 411 where he was berated by angry ROH fans for not liking Age of the Fall and South Park fans for not loving every episode. He moved on to The Cool Kids Table until it died a sudden death. His other interests include Chicago sports teams and trying to watch good movies. You can see why he watches so much wrestling.
Kevin Ford has been a wrestling fan for as long as he can remember. His first legitimate writing gig was with the now defunct ‘Cool Kids Table’ website where Kevin wrote about Ring of Honor, CHIKARA, and did CHIKARA DVD reviews. Kevin continues to write about CHIKARA at 411mania.com and has an entire blog dedicated to CHIKARA reviews (chikaraspecial.wordpress.com). Here at PWP, Kevin serves as a co-founder and mainstay on the podcasts. Kevin also contributes various reviews on wrestling books, movies, and shoot interviews, and an occasional independent wrestling DVD review here or there. He also loves films/television, They Might Be Giants, Fat Tire beer, and Chipotle. He hopes this combination will bring him success in his life.
Chris Gee Schoon-Tong is not only the web master for PWPonderings.com but also contributes to several other wrestling related sites as well. He was the creator of the first official Ring of Honor group on the net that is still listed on the ROH website. His interest in pro wrestling has grown since the age of seven and probably he could be called the historian of pro wrestling on the site. The Strikes & Bumps blog as well as general Indy News are his specialties.
Matt Waters became a wrestling fan through the 1990s WWF video games. He didn’t know who on earth Austin was, but he knew playing as him was a very good thing. He got on board with the televised iteration of the pseudo-sport at age 10. Eleven years later and Matt is combining this with his other main passion (writing) to contribute ROH On HDNet recaps to Pro Wrestling Ponderings. He also maintains a blog dedicated to Ring of Honor which features opinion pieces, rants and whatever the hell else he feels like. Kevin Ford believes Matt looks like Pinkie Sanchez. As of this writing Matt does not shoot up on copious amounts of drugs and have visions of imaginary cyborgs.
Justin Houston, born in a place many years ago, had parents who did stuff. He was raised in a house with a dog. He went to school and had friends probably. Then he moved because of a bridge or something. The boardwalk had a nice pier and a cockatoo that said “pretty bird!”. Then he moved. All the water in the lake dried up and the fishes learned to dance. Then they forgot how. He ate lots of fish. Then he moved. Now he lives near Atlanta, GA, where he has been featured in the Atlanta Film Festival and recently did a tasteful spread for Maxim. He discovered puroresu in late 2005 and began a prolonged physical relationship with it. He then found out about Chikara Pro in early 2006 and fell in a smelly, brown puddle of love. He writes Pushing Puroresu, CHIKARMY Insider, does Chikara DVD reviews and may start doing RAW Recaps and WWE PPV Reviews because he enjoys the creative freedom, the melodic, ego-fueling sound of his own words, and because he was very politely asked to write them. He hopes this will lead to a cushy job as The Sandman’s personal trainer, but he’s not sure how exactly that’s going to work. He’s moving soon.
Ryan Rozanskii has been a professional wrestling fan since he was six years old. His first memory of it comes from witnessing Scott Hall win a sixty-man battle royal at WCW World War 3. Of course, that was before alcohol became a problem for Scott. Speaking of alcohol, Ryan is a youngster…not even old enough to consume alcoholic beverages. However, Ryan has used swear words to describe how much he loves Pro Wrestling Ponderings. That is something he’ll never try again, due to the risk of possibly being grounded by his parents. Some people compare Ryan to Butters from South Park. Currently, that comparison has yet to have any legitimacy.
Without Brad Garoon there would be no Pro Wrestling Ponderings, and he’s not sure whether or not he’s proud of that fact. Brad was the founding father of The Cool Kids’ Table, where Jerome Cusson and Kevin Ford got their starts. It was there that he developed his current unhealthy obsession with Dragon Gate. After allowing The Cool Kids’ Table to run its course, Brad kept his creativity flowing at his blog Open the Garoon Gate (bgsays.wordpress.com). There you can find every Dragon Gate review Brad has ever written. Here at Pro Wrestling Ponderings you can find his Dragon Gate Infinity, PPV and Dragon Gate USA reviews. There is nothing more important to Brad than Dragon Gate, so don’t ask him about anything else.
