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Simon Miller To Make His Singles Professional Wrestling Debut



Simon Miller from Whatculture has been training at the Al snow wrestling academy for a few years now and he's going to make his singles professional wrestling debut against Drake on June 17 at the build to destroy show.

 MY OPINIONS: I've been watching his journey as a professional wrestler for 2 years at it awesome to see someone you watch take his life to the next level. 

 Let me now what do you think about this? you can watch his first tag team wrestling match by clicking here. Anyways, stay safe smarks.

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