David Bray Earns Contributor Of The Week Despite Baders BS

Apr 26, 2012 by Joe Williamson

Dirty David Bray drove all the way from Wyoming to the Olympic Team Trials to be part of the FloWrestling crew. During the tournament David crushed it on the photo camera each round of the event taking thousands of pictures and narrowing them down to the best ones for the viewers.

Things were going perfect until Zeb Miller accidentally uploader 85 face shots of Herny Cejudo during his press conference. Good going Zeb. Actually, thank Zeb for most of the great interviews during the trials. He was a major part of the coverage and took over the interview portion.

Not only did David crush his end of the coverage, he put up with all of Mark Baders B.S. at the same time and didn't even complain. I mean that takes guts and will power. Have you ever seen Bader at these types of event, he is out of control.

Thanks for hooking the wrestling community up during the trials and all the events you did before.

Here is a link to david's Olympic Trials Photo Album

Here is a video with Zeb and David Being Wrestling Dorks

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