The WRA was a Roller Derby Concept that was brought by an agent to Skip Fredricks at his then offices in FL. Skips program XSTV was airing on FOX Sports Net as it's number one rated extreme sport program.
Skips company was brought into the WRA project to 'extreme it up' 'take it out of the 50's and move it into the 90's.
After making the WRA 'extreme' Skips company invested money in the project.
Yes the project never go off the ground.
But that is how the entertainment industry works. Movie and TV are the highest risk investment you can make. Movie studios and producers loss millions of dollars every week. But one show or movie can make up 100 times that loss, isn't that why we all invested in this, the reward out weighed the risk?
So, Skips company just wrote it up as a loss, "good idea" "bad timing" and moved on.
Once again contacted by RRGI about 5 years later out in CA. Skips company was asked to 'extreme up' RRTV. And actually did the promotional trailer.
Skips and his company ended all communication relative to RRGI when he resigned in Oct of last year and returned his substantial amount of stock. Note at the time the stock was trading over a dollar.
PS: it was not the Go-Karts, it was the 'talent' "LOL" "IMO"
and again just cause you say I'm Skip doesn't make it so, could be, could be a brother, sister, employee friend. Don't see you putting up your 'real name'
And the only reason I post once in awhile is that I have a job, life, family and friends all way more important than sitting on this board all day, and bitching, moaning, specualting or posting rumors and half truths.
