13-year old with autism host of pro wrestling radio show for kids

    /24-7PressRelease/ - WILLIAMSVILLE, NY, August 11, 2006 - It has been a dream come true for Alex Moshenko (Big Al) to be able to talk about his favorite subject - pro wrestling. In July 2005 Alex had the opportunity to meet and interview a favorite wrestlers, Batista (aka The Animal) with NBC affiliate WGRZ-TV in Buffalo, New York. Since then Alex has wanted to host his own radio show. Alex had sensitivities to sounds and crowds, often a part of the challenge kids face with Asperger Syndrome, a high functioning form of autism. He finally started attending live events a few months ago and enjoys being able to be part the live action. He watches pro wrestling every week and reads everything new and old on the subject. Alex feels empowered to have the ability to share his knowledge about wrestling with and interviews with legendary wrestlers, managers and owners of WWE and TNA.

Alex said, "There are thousands of kids my age that are wrestling fans and now they have a radio show to listen to online." He hopes that companies will advertise on his show, to reach a the huge audience of teens. His goal is to be a commentator for the WWE. He already has what it takes, knowledge, talent and drive to make it all happen. Alex's motto for the show, "Big Al knows and that's how it goes."

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