2016…it was a turning point year for me as thewrestlingclassic and in my real life. The page was growing and I was getting recognition even though the majority didn’t know my name, how I looked or really anything about me. I was still a mystery to many. In my real life - I wasn’t confident or really that happy. It might have been one of my darkest years. Definitely one of the hardest as I was balancing the two lives. Justin Dhillon was lost and broken. The Wrestling Classic was being discovered and thriving. The potential was becoming more clear. I was helping other people but not helping myself. The Wrestling Classic was not just my escapism but it was my refuge and anchor. It gave me a purpose back in 2016 when everything else failed or fell apart. I was supported by people I looked up to, heard by those I admired and strangers believed in me more than I did. I believe in silver linings during the hard times even if you can’t see or appreciate them while you’re in the de...