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358:, including college sports in the United States. Articles about first team squad members who have not made a first team appearance may also be appropriate, but only if the individual is at a club of sufficient stature that most members of its squad are worthy of articles. Third-party verification from a non-trivial publication outside of publications by sponsors of the sport or activity should be provided to demonstrate that the subject is widely recognized—meeting the first criterion—as performing in a fully professional league or at the highest level. 386:
anything in Australia, and makes him notable in my opinion. With regards to verifiability, I'm planning to have a look at the article and trim out anything that can't be properly sourced. However I'm hoping that the reliable sources I provided about are sufficient to demonstrate his notability, which is the most important thing. Most of the content that isn't verified at present doesn't have any bearing on his notability as far as I can see.
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Never heard of him, which doesn't mean much, I don't follow wraslin. A quick look at his website suggests the organisation he started is basically limited to Sydney. At a guess, he's mainly a small scale organiser/manager of wrestling bouts and wrestlers. I could be very wrong, but it's hard to to
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The "average" wrestler would depend on definition. There's hundreds and hundreds of "minor league" independent wrestlers, and not many who are "major league". So has this wrestler done anything to make him more significant than the hundreds of others, anything to make him stand out from the pack?
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It's been suggested to me that "Pro-wrestlers are entertainers participating in a scripted performance. They aren't sportspeople competing to the best of their ability in a contest of skill. Compare them to the actors section, because that's what they are" Without wishing to take a side on that
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I agree. However the linked articles are actually the results of shows that have already happened. This could also be confirmed by independent fan sites (which is worse in my opinion), and could also be confirmed by the Japanese press who do actually cover wrestling but foreign language sources
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I'm not aware of how notable wrestling is or isn't in Australia, as I don't have much knowledge of it. However the crux of my argument isn't really anything to do with Australia, it's the fact he's wrestled in Japan for a mainstream promotion on national TV. That's at a far higher level than
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Quite right and my apologies. The speedy keep was in response to my original thinking that this was part of the systematic attack on wrestling articles. It was then pointed out on my talk page that the nominator was a user in good standing. I should have amended my !vote at the same time as mu
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argument, I'll copy the comment here and let people react as they will. Plus I'm not sure that BIO really covers actors outside of TV and movies. Perhaps a version of the professor test should apply: "Is this guy more significant than the average wrestler? Why or why not?" Regards,
475:- regarding the sources - it would be preferred if the sources were not the promoter - who can put whatever they want on their web page without having to do anything other than issue a short appology statement in a local newspaper if they substitute 365:
If wrestling in Australia is notable, then I guess this guy is also notable. It's not a very high standard, probably lower than I'd set, but I suspect he meets it (though I'd like to see some more sources to be 100% sure of
281:. I'm generally in favour of deletion of minor league wrestlers who only appear for local promotions, but the fact he's been to Japan and wrestled for a big promotion and appeared on TV makes him notable in my opinion. 264:
I'll need to do plenty of cleanup to tidy up the article, trimming it down to the essentials but... he's wrestled in Japan for Z1 Max who are a big promotion. He wrestled there under the
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Just to clarify why wrestling in Japan makes someone notable. Wrestling in Japan is a mainstream "sport", it's covered by newspapers and magazines on a daily basis. For example
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I guess. I contributed some to this article, like adding the finishing moves and the championships, but if it doesn't meet the guidelines, I guess there's nothing else to do. --
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I'll own up to the criticism of the sport-person BIO test, and go along with this proposed modified Professor Test. Still no real opinion, I've not heard of him but
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is heavily involved with Z1, and quite a lot of American wrestlers appear there so they have an English language site as well run by him. I'm only using the
370:. I guess I'm going to ask one question before I make up my mind. To be sure, there are a lot of other pages with less claim to exist than this does. 373:
Is this guy one of the top 10 most notable people in Australian Professional Wrestling? If so, how can we be reasonable confident of that? Regards,
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and about 90 unique hits. If not for disruption caused by a banned editor, this would be a possible candidate for db-bio. Article should be
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at the highest level in mainly amateur sports or other competitive activities that are themselves considered notable
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isn't a fan site, it's the official English language site for the promotion and linked to from the
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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opinion. I have to say that I find the nomination very puzzling... he's clearly notable. --
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Most definitely, he's been to Japan to work for a major promotion and appeared on TV.
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I've provided evidence of his notability from reliable sources above.
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is not negotiable. Thus far I have not seen non-trivial writeups in
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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pro-wrestler I can both name and describe... vaguely!
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Knowledge:Articles for deletion
deletion review
Sandstein
12:41, 16 January 2007 (UTC)
Greg Bownds
Greg Bownds
edit
talk
history
protect
delete
links
watch
logs
views
WP:BIO
WP:V
reliable sources
RWR8189
07:25, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
WP:BIO
MER-C
10:44, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
MER-C
11:24, 8 January 2007 (UTC)
Ben Aveling
Ben Aveling
11:39, 8 January 2007 (UTC)
list of Australia-related deletions
Ben Aveling

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