The REAL reason behind that viral video of Wrestlers, Title Confidentialities, Stuff, etc.

Yup, now we’re really believing this over-the-top video we brought you yesterday.

According to many video and audio correspondents who know, and like, those involved in the MOVA-High School Association Wrestling and Wrestling Art Club, a video surfaced yesterday afternoon, and is the result of cooperation between Sideshow, Neptuno, and Custa.

Our sources have now confirmed the authenticity of the video, and how the video leaked out. Many who hear and have been informed by the sources tell us that they feel it is the root cause behind the concern of both OWL clubs over their reputation.

The video, posted on a wrestling forum yesterday afternoon, featured a conversation between Sideshow director, Woody Huntsinger, Neptuno coach, Nick Martin, Custa adviser, Paul Muscarella, and an OWL coordinator for the OWL Art Club, Anthony Vanguren. The last meeting they said they attended included several OWL departments were there, and were attending a meeting called by Obsidian, and was on what would be the first day of the OWL competition to for the delegation to come out and do a huge open house for ALL groups of wrestlers.

The closed-door gathering brought all these wrestling groups together for a big party for their first day together as a whole, they left at around 9pm on Tuesday night, and our sources says that nobody realized that at the same time or during the day that the video was going to leak out. It also happened that an unknown hacker was interested in compromising OWL’s reputation, as well as messing up such a big party that over 100 wrestlers attended, and a group of mascots like Sideshow and Neptuno would also attend.

“It was a big mess, and a video so detailed of almost every single thing [of the OWL team] and how the kids do things, was uploaded within a matter of hours,” says one source.

Initially, it’s also being said by our sources that there was a meeting with an unknown hacker, who is believed to be responsible for leaking the video, and that this hacker was also interested in compromising OWL’s reputation. Furthermore, our sources say, it has been established that the OWL offices weren’t the only ones that the hacker was going through; that other less reputable organizations in the area were also being targeted.

The video in question contains videos showing most of the OWL team, and focuses on the official signing of OWL star, and teen All-American, Sean Lee (Shingo, out on a major campaign across the USA for his OWL team), alongside a number of future OWL stars. Also featured are not just signed wrestlers, but also coaches from Sideshow, Neptuno, and Custa and their advice to Lee as well as how he should be doing in his negotiations.

Some of the contract concepts in the video include a three-year offer for Lee to sign, no matter where he chooses to compete, an offer for free insurance, first-come, first-served placement into the OHWAA tournament roster, and the possibility for OWL to pay for trips (like trips to Hawaii and Mexico), to let Lee train with Sideshow for NYS championships, to put up his own funds for travel for Asian trips (i.e. to Japan, Korea, and China), as well as whatever he wants, and anything he wants on trips outside New York State (coaching), in a year in different locations. Also featured are numerous mock matches, where top to back teams go head to head, with the OWL star and background wrestlers of that team using tricks, during matches, to take their opponents down.

It also shows a series of motion capture sessions with different wrestlers and coaches, in which Lee and other wrestlers are used in these aspects, and are shown what kind of moves and behavior can be performed by the OWL in these scenarios. Finally, the video also shows footage of Lee performing some moves, as well as an almost musical rendition of the NIKE ad that he is in. You can see it all below.

If you just want to take a look, this link takes you directly to the video.

“We were genuinely excited to have a celebration of OWL and the wrestlers, and to help build our image as OWL wrestlers. I think everyone was excited to have our inaugural event. Things would not have gone as smoothly as they did if the video had not been made available in full, and people wanted to find out everything in it. Some of our staff spent well over an hour on this video to make it appear and feel how it did, and this was done before the video leaked. I have not seen a single release

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