the LFC List Part Two - #45 to #31

Here we are, the next set of 15. There are lots of out of ring performers on these lists, whether it be behind the scenes folks, bloggers, podcasters or otherwise. Support these folks, give these people a try. Is there a promotion mentioned here you never heard of? Now's the time to check them out!:



45. Thomas Holzerman: wrestling journalist at the Wrestling Blog. You can follow him on Twitter at @Tholzerman
44. Mark Smith: wrestling journalist for Free Admission (for real!) which features buckets of new content daily. You can follow him on Twitter at @podjohnnyringo 43. Aaron Heller: head of security for All American Pro Wrestling and co-host of From the Rafters Radio. You can follow him on Twitter at @stillreal2me 42. Squared Circle Jerks: handles the VOD for Chaos Pro Wrestling. You can follow him on Twitter at @SCJPodcast 41. Barry Linduff: representative of Traditional Championship Wrestling. You can follow him on Twitter at @MSN_Barry 40. Robert Newsome: publisher of the Atomic Elbow fanzine features interviews with those involved in wrestling along with reviews of some of the best (and worst) shows and storylines in wrestling history. You can follow him on Twitter at @atomic_elbow 39. Kodama: one third of the Batiri, one of the most repulsive and vile tandems in all of wrestling. No one hates more people than Kodama, trust me. You can follow him, at your own risk, on Twitter at @thebatiri 38. Adam Testa: pro-wrestling blogger who works for a real newspaper as well. He has interviewed some of the biggest names in wrestling from Jesse Ventura to Seth Rollins. You can follow him on Twitter at @RingPostsTesta 37. Angelus Layne: up and coming wrestler from the midwest, currently competing for SHIMMER Women Athletes, Heartland Wrestling Association, IWA-Unlimited and many more promotions. You can follow her on Twitter at @AngelusLayne 36. Scott Gregg: cameraman for Cucumber and Company. You can check out his video resume here and you can follow him on Twitter at @ScottGregg1981 35. Shane Hagadorn: an eight year veteran of the pro-wrestling game who was trained by CM Punk, maybe you heard of him. Whether in the ring, outside as a manager or behind the scenes, Shane has done it all with great success. You can read his musing about comic books here and you can follow him on Twitter at @ShaneHagadorn 34. Sean LaFlash: Voted best ring announcer in Florida, now setting his sights on the northeast by way of Connecticut. You can check him out on YouTube and you can follow him on Twitter at @THEpremierRA 33. Remi Wilkins: Another great Midwest standout as the current (but for how long?) School of Roc: Class Wars cup holder, currently turning heads all over. Check out some of his best matches here for free and you can follow him on Twitter at @Remi_Wilkins 32. Phil Stamper: or Nate Stein, call him what you will, has been involved in wrestling for almost 15 years as in-ring competitor, having a hand in training and, as he is today, behind the scenes handling PR for Combat Zone Wrestling. He's also in movies and you can follow him on Twitter at @PSPhenom 31. Ronald L Zaragossa Talent Relations Representative of Chaos Pro Wrestling. You can follow him on Twitter @TraumaCPW