David L. Lebovitz
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina
Expertise
American Indie Wrestling, Deathmatch Wrestling, Cable TV History
- David has interviewed some of the most notable names in wrestling, from the Miz to Matt Cardona to Matt Tremont.
- He's a seasoned follower of the east coast indie scene, and has seen matches everywhere from mudshows to Madison Square Garden.
- He also has an extensive background in sports and entertainment coverage, ranging from high school football to summer blockbusters.
Experience
David has been a professional media scholar and a professional wrestling fan for years. At Wrestling Inc, he's able to apply his critical eye to the world of pro graps. David has held various roles across the Static Media universe and is using his experience to make Wrestling Inc the definitive destination for wrestling news and features. Previous career highlights include bylines at Rebeat Magazine, Deadshirt.net, and work in local access TV that garnered many awards from Jersey Access Media Group.
Education
David earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication & Media Studies from Goucher College.
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Stories By David L. Lebovitz
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Sports have a long history of questionable calls, but sometimes, something truly manipulative happens. These are sports championships tainted by controversy.
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Rock stars of the '60s weren't beyond reproach, many committing or allegedly committing crimes. Here are some '60s rock stars accused of serious crimes.
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It's not all that surprising that ice hockey, the only sport where fights are not only allowed but often celebrated, has seen its fair share of tragedy.
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The Waco miniseries is an exciting, dramatic, and ultimately sad telling of the 51-day siege on the Branch Davidians.