Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Meet Sean Kustom
New year, new face. Making his first appearance on Beefcakes of Wrestling, here's "Swagzilla" Sean Kustom. Kustom has been a pro wrestler in his native Australia (that also puts him in the Beefcake from Down Under list) since 2010. He stands 5 ft. 10 in. tall and weighs 178 pounds. Watch him in this match from April 2015 here and another match held in September 2015 here.
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Grrreat.The Pink color looks sexy on him.
ReplyDeleteHalf the photos he exudes a lot of sex appeal (like the first, the backwards cap and the back pics). The other half not so much
ReplyDeleteOk I just noticed in the 7th pic (7th from the bottom too), whose the lightly scruffy stud in blue trunks on the right in that trio wearing the hot "bro" shirt that says "4N"? He's pretty hot looking
ReplyDeleteHe could certainly drag his beard over me in any hold he wanted me
DeleteOne of my minor turn-offs are long boots like the ones he's sporting. I prefer shorter ones where I can see some skin in between the knee-pads and the boots. This is probably a personal quirk because I've never seen it expressed on here or elsewhere for that matter; it's just that when a wrestler switches to this style (Zack Ryder did it for a while but I think he switched back?) it's almost never an improvement. Sometimes, however, the wrestler is so hot that I can overlook it (Tony Nese for an obvious example).
ReplyDeleteOkay, /rant over lol.
JM, that's an interesting observation I don't notice that much, but sometimes I do (I guess that means I see it on and off).
DeleteIf you want to see Nese in normal boots, check out cameronwrestler. I just noticed he wears less there. Which now makes sense since I'm sure in the pro ring with his high flying moves and big kicks, he wants more protection.
Just did a quick youtube search on Ryder to look at the video thumbnails. Looks like he varies from seeing no skin to seeing 3 inches, which is all you need really I guess to get the feeling he's a little more vulnerable there.