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For 11 months, Platinum Wrestling has gone strong as argueably the most dominant e-mail based fantasy wrestling organization. With a recent turn of events, this 11-month long legacy has been drawn to a sudden, unexpected closing of our doors. For some, this day has been long awaited. The prayers of those ignorant peons have finally been answered. But for others, many others, this day has long been dreaded. At the construction of the foundation of Platinum Wrestling, the staff made it clear that they did not plan to be IMMORTAL. They planned only to create bonds and fellowships between the superstars and those affiliated with what became a family. On behalf of Platinum Wrestling, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank those who spent countless hours roleplaying. The many superstars who stayed true to the core of Platinum Wrestling were the basis of our survival. I'd also like to thank the staff who, without them, there would be no Platinum Wrestling in the first place. The staff started with six men: myself, Eric Hendricks, Steve Michaels, Johnny Sinclair, Adam Trent, and Jay Asif. It transpired into Charles Feigel, Nolan Norris, Josh Gold, Donnie Brook, Syro Jackson, Ashton Freemont, Drew Bailey, and Cedric Decurcio. For every one of those faces who brought about change in some way...I thank you. Also, I give a warm thanks to our affiliates, especially the guys over at TheEWZ.com because you were the people that spread the word. Reputation is important when exiting the wrestling world. I give my deepest apologies to such men as Billy Brahma, Tom Grey, Charles Feigel, Nathan Summers, Nathan Galloway, and Tommy Stylz. Although you did have plenty to say speaking against us, I apologize for the antics I had pulled. Life is like a coin, ladies and gentlemen. You can spend it any way you want, but can only spend it once. I spent the last 11 months of my life with Platinum Wrestling and I do not regret any moment of it. It was an experience in which I will go on to cherish forever. To all those who have made it this far, take care in life. Live well and prosper. The greatest griefs are those you cause yourself! - Shane Skwarek |