At the age of five, I began watching WWE and then WWF. I witnessed it during the height of the Attitude Era. And, somewhere in the middle, it just got away due to some issues with Cable and such. I lost touch  somewhere along the way because of my studies. However, my ‘real’ journey in the professional wrestling/sports entertainment industry began in 2011, when I began watching the sport again. I came across an interview/promo of CM Punk, who sat on the entrance ramp on WWE’s flagship show, Monday Night Raw, and said some things that made headlines.
But what it did for me was that the words and the manner in which this man spoke literally took me or mesmerized me to the point where I was sold on the idea of doing it. Simple. Period. He sold me on the idea of doing professional wrestling and everything that comes with it, whether it’s doing promos/interviews, producing matches, training wrestlers/students, commentating, and so on. He persuaded me of his enthusiasm for the sport.
In 2016, around the time my father was in the hospital, I contributed a few articles to SportsKeeda. To avoid thinking about him and feeling depressed, I began writing articles for the aforementioned website. So, following my father’s death and my complete commitment to Wrestle Square, my initial role was Commentary and Creative Consultant. You must learn the ropes, just like any other job, i.e. orientation. I worked with the Director of Promotion, Mr. Vinayak Sodhi, and learned the ins and outs of the business from him. It includes everything, such as doing promos/interviews, producing matches, training wrestlers/students, commentary, and so on.
Since then, I’ve worked as a commentator, on-screen authority figure named AbbyManiac, and social media manager for Wrestle Square. I’m also grateful and blessed to be able to work as a Podcaster and Creative Consultant for Slamhub Wrestling and WrestleFanEnt, respectively.