Humbled Hunks: Steve Wiles/Kelly v Kid Leopard/Raw Deal (Bgeast.com, Bgenterprises)
For today's edition I wanted to highlight a humbled hunk that loams large in my head rent free. A man that while he may not have had an extensive career, is still worth a replay as a humbled, hunky jobber. I present to you - Steve Willes/Kelly.
Steve Kelly v Raw Deal (Bgenterprises)
SPOILER ALERT: I highly recommend viewing this match in its entirety before reading this post.
The Backstory
Steve is the man and he knows it. I'm sure the guy turns heads whenever goes anywhere. All sexes want to get with him. A smile, a stare, when the man's intense gaze has you - chances are you fold. His cocky attitude, his arrogant behavior, all of that has been crafted over the years of getting whatever he wants from lessor men. Regardless of whatever match you stumbled on, Steve glares at his opponents with an intensity that shows that he dominates.
Steve Wiles v Kid Leopard / Steve Kelly v Raw Deal
Muscle for muscle, Steve clearly outclasses most men. He towers over Kid Leopard. Raw Deal even needs backup from his henchmen before entering the ring.
The Action
Kid Leopard
Against Kid Leopard, no man is his equal but Steve is gonna try. From the get go it's apparent that on his feet, Steve simply can't be stopped. The Kid is just not strong enough. But on the mat, that's where the Kid can fight back.
That squeeze has the Kid squealing in pain.
The Kid is looking small against Steve.
All of that is for naught as Steve is simply too strong, too much man for the Kid.
Steve has finally cracked the Kid... Or has he?
Raw Deal
Against Raw Deal and his sidekick, those two are no match for Steve and in the end, the fight devolves into a brawl full of dirty tricks and cheating.
Raw Deal was a chump for stepping into the ring. The guy is toast. Or is he?
The Moment
How do you stop the unstoppable? Steve can't be matched with muscle but can only be met with cheating. All that confidence, all that arrogance are soon drained away. Off the mat he commands respect; You see guys like Steve aren't used to being humbled or tossed around. All of that is one of the reasons I write this blog and seeing a hunk humbled so thoroughly is why I love gay wrestling.
Those biceps may have worked you over, but you're not finished yet.
The Kid could not contain his smile while humbling the muscular hunk.
Close up of that sexily beaten hairy chest.
Fast forward and we see Steve beaten by Raw Deal.
A desperate Raw Deal taking a bite out of Steve's inner thigh.
Fired up from his sidekick, Raw doesn't just want to win. He wants to humiliate Steve.
Like I said, he wanted Steve humiliated to the extreme.
Steve Kelly (BG Enterprises) / Steve Wiles (Bgeast)
Some performers come and go in an instant. I first saw Steve Kelly at BG Enterprises' Arena 15 on their stream per minute site. As is often the case, I ended up spending more per minute on repeat viewings than if I actually purchased the video. Initially I was all about Steve and how hot he was but over time, I realized how much I liked his performance, and as importantly, how good his co-star's performance was to get it out of Steve. It was in this video long ago, when I had my belated "a-ha" moment about jobber-heel chemistry.
Wanting more of Steve, I recall hours searching through the internet to find more of him but finding nothing. Then one day, out of the blue, Bgeast offered his match with Kid Leopard on their Arena site, it was like finding treasure on the beach - buried beneath the sand and uncovered by the waves, appearing without any work whatsoever. Spontaneous porn is by far the best porn.
Steve Kelly (Arena 15: Steve Kelly v Raw Deal, BG Enterprises) and Steve Wiles (Kid Leopard in Hollywood: Steve Wiles v Kid Leopard, bgeast.com)
Alas, other than these two matches, there doesn't appear to be any others that I came access. There is another match listed on Hollywood Muscleboy 1 (reference: gayeroticvideoindex.com) however, I can't locate that anywhere. Oh well, it does give me something to look forward to and perhaps one day I'll find it out of the blue and spontaneously it will make my day.
Appearances [not all listed - I hope!]
1. Steve Kelly (BG Enterprises)
Arena 15 - Steve Kelly v Raw Deal (BG Enterprises)
2. Steve Wiles (bgeast.com)
Kid Leopard in Hollywood - Steve Wiles v Kid Leopard (bgeast.com)
"Since I'm already getting vulgar calls from both sides (The 'christian' community AND the gay community) let me explain my views - I am for (and have fought for) equality for every American with that being said, equality doesn't mean infringing on someone else's rights. Marriage is a religious institute; plain and simple. WITH THAT BEING SAID - I also think state control of the institution of marriage is unconstitutional and a reach. I'm impressed by the way this story was used to present me to the conservative right as a gay advocate while at the same time presenting me as anti-gay to the gay community. THAT is talent!" - North Carolina state Senate candidate Steve Wiles, adding that even his Miss Gay America contestant friend understands his opposition to same-sex marriage. The primary is tomorrow.
"I think that everyone has their own choices to make and I'm fine with everyone making their own. For me, from a religious standpoint, just for my life, for me, it just was not something that I wanted to continue. Of course it was an embarrassment, but you know, you move on. You live life, and you change, and you make yourself what you want yourself to be. And that's where I am now." - North Carolina GOP state Senate candidate Steve Wiles on his former drag career as Miss Mona Sinclair. Wiles declined to tell Business Insider whether he now considers himself "ex-gay."
Wiles added that he considers marriage to be a "religious institution" and that opposing same-sex marriage does not make one anti-gay. Despite that, he claims he stopped promoting the Miss Gay America pageant, from which he was expelled, because he objected to the gay "lifestyle."
Though he now views his past as a drag queen as "an embarrassment," Wiles said there were positive things he took away from the experience. "I learned a lot of lessons, some of them, well most of them, the hard way," explained Wiles. "That's generally how I learned, but I did learn from my mistakes. That's something that I wish I could say for some of my GOP rivals." Given his newfound knowledge, Business Insider asked Wiles if there was anything he'd say to people who are currently drag queens. "Good for them," Wiles said. "If they're happy, good for them."
North Carolina's primary is Tuesday. Wiles has deleted yesterday's Facebook post in which declared that he'd only become a drag queen because he "needed a job."
NORTH CAROLINA: Anti-Gay GOP State Senate Candidate Is Former Drag Queen
North Carolina GOP state Senate candidate Steve Wiles is campaigning on a platform in support of his state's ban on same-sex marriage. What he is not campaigning on is that he once performed in a Winston-Salem gay nightclub as Miss Mona Sinclair.
Wiles, 34, was in his early 20s when he worked at the now-defunct nightclub, Club Odyssey, according to co-owner Randy Duggins and former employee Gray Tomlinson. “He is Mona Sinclair,” Duggins said, referring to Wiles’ female persona. Wiles’ responses over the past three weeks have ranged from categorical denial to tacit admission. “I have already apologized to the people who matter most to me for the things I did when I was young,” Wiles said this week, declining to clarify for what he has apologized. The comment was made in the last of three separate interviews. At first, Wiles denied the claim. “That’s not me,” Wiles said three weeks ago, referring to Mona Sinclair. Wiles responded “no” when asked whether he was gay. This week, Wiles’ campaign website, Facebook page and Twitter handle were taken down.
The Winston-Salem Journal notes that Wiles not only served as Club Odyssey's drag show emcee in 2001 and 2002, he was a promoter of the 2011 Miss Gay America pageant until he was suspended for "conduct unbecoming the pageant." A pageant official has declined to disclose what that conduct was. In 2012 Wiles stumped for the successful passage of Amendment One, which enshrined anti-gay bigotry into the state constitution. While his campaign website has been taken down, his personal Facebook page is full of Tea Party rants about gun rights and includes several photos of Wiles posing with notoriously homophobic Rep. Virginia Foxx at a "Taking Back Our Freedom" rally.
(Tipped by JMG reader Rob)
UPDATE: This afternoon Wiles posted a message on his Facebook page.
I'm sure many of you saw my glowing recommendation in the Winston Salem Journal - I'd like to apologize to everyone because, unlike the currently appointed NC Senator in District 31, I made mistakes. My job was embarrassing - I had to have a job! Nobody died, leaving me a millionaire capable of living in North Carolina's most expensive neighborhood. One thing I will say, I learned from my mistakes - the Republican party, under the leadership of Scott Cumbie who threatened me with my past if I ran against an incumbent Republican, seem intent to fight within the party and join in the fight with every bigot and racist they can find. I understand the gay community does not share my support for the Marriage Amendment - I RESPECT THAT and am very happy to discuss my views with any of my friends in the Democrat party and gay community. Meanwhile, I regret the fact that something so trivial would cloud an otherwise decent campaign....What more could be expected though? When policy fails, attacks begin.
"Since I'm already getting vulgar calls from both sides (The 'christian' community AND the gay community) let me explain my views - I am for (and have fought for) equality for every American with that being said, equality doesn't mean infringing on someone else's rights. Marriage is a religious institute; plain and simple. WITH THAT BEING SAID - I also think state control of the institution of marriage is unconstitutional and a reach. I'm impressed by the way this story was used to present me to the conservative right as a gay advocate while at the same time presenting me as anti-gay to the gay community. THAT is talent!" - North Carolina state Senate candidate Steve Wiles, adding that even his Miss Gay America contestant friend understands his opposition to same-sex marriage. The primary is tomorrow.