To Develop: Blog 365 Day 18 – Be a Glimmer


To Develop: Blog 365 Day 18 – Be a Glimmer
By Jiddoe S'Phatt

Warmest greetings! My name is Jiddoe S’Phatt. Welcome to day 18 of “To Develop: Blog 365”.

Inspiration to write comes from a number of places. For this blog I’ve been inspired by hip-hop artist Rick Chyme and producer David K. Manley of Man@Work Productions. Through a collaborative project titled #DailyPieces365 these two artists will release a new song every day for the next 365 consecutive days! Their impressive dedication has motivated me to write a new blog every day of 2018.

A little piece of me goes into each entry I write. I hope you enjoy this one!

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There’s a really good behind-the-curtain docuseries on WWE Network called WWE 24. I just watched the episode about Bill Goldberg’s return to the company, him being awarded the Universal Championship, then dropping it to Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania.

What I enjoyed most is what happened after the Monday Night RAW following Mania. Once the show went off the air Goldberg came out to address the crowd. He’d loss the championship to Lesner, an outcome that brought an ovation. Having been universally cheered since his return after 13 years away from professional wrestling, the fans appeared to have turned on Goldberg once he won the title.

He said he accepted an opportunity to be a glimmer of the athlete and star he’d been in years past, a run in professional wrestling that made him an icon of the business. What was most important, Goldberg said, was impressing his wife and son who weren’t a part of his life in his heyday.

Then Goldberg addressed his son directly, noting how cool it felt to visit his son’s school, bringing the Universal title belt into his son’s classroom.

He spoke of how nothing could ever compare to the feeling he gets seeing his son look at him like a real life superhero, bringing him to events people dream about, making these loving father-son memories they’ll always remember.

That brought on tears from his wife, members of the audience, and me watching at home.

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