 Wrestling sports journalists at ReelWrestling.com release impromptu Jeff Hardy WWE video footage
After his debut WWE Championship win, Jeff Hardy was interviewed by ReelWrestling.com, the wrestling industry’s first creditable source of sports news. Now that the WWE video footage is available to watch online, ReelWrestling.com are gaining ground in the world of WWE, WCW and TNA and are excited to show fans the ‘out-of-the-ring’ content they’re broadcasting on a weekly basis.
From Andre the Giant vs. Hulk Hogan in ‘87 to Triple H vs. Steve Austin in ’01, footage from the best wrestling matches have been shown on TV channels such as WWE Raw and broadcasted on the radio. Now, as the media is undergoing a radical change from traditional TV, radio and newspaper to the contemporary World Wide Web, candid wrestling interviews with WWE superstars are available to watch on demand, online and in great quality.
Innovation, that’s what wrestling fans love” Says ReelWrestling.com CEO Christopher Walsh, “even the Wrestlers themselves have communicated this hunger for innovation. This business is changing and Reel Wrestling will continue to contribute to, and support these changes.
The ReelWrestling.com team scours the country for where the hottest WCW, TNA and WWE superstars are going to be, to bring their fans exclusive WWE interviews from the wrestlers when they’re out of their element and in a more relaxed state of mind. At the start of ReelWrestling.com’s work they were dubbed with a paparazzi image, but through perseverance and the collection of content they’re proud to have gained respect amongst wrestlers and fans alike.
Popular online wrestling news and video footage portal ‘ReelWrestling.com’ was first on the scene after Jeff Hardy, one of the greatest WWE superstars today, had his first championship win. After his heartfelt and humorous interview, coupled with previous interviews from wrestling giants such as CM Punk and JBL, fans of wrestling are left waiting on tenterhooks for the next reputable broadcast from the ReelWrestling.com reporting team.
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