The inaugural ceremony for the Fallen Stars of X was held this past weekend at The Sex and So Much More Show 2007, held at the Colorado Convention Center. The emotional tribute was incredibly touching for everyone in attendance at the show and for all of those watching exclusively on PrivateFeeds.com.
This weekend’s ceremony included the induction of the first four honorees of the Fallen Stars of X tribute. Leslie Glass, Anna Malle, Bruce Seven and Ron Jeremy (whose inclusion was explained) were the first of many to come. The ceremony, hosted by Summer Haze, Stephanie Swift, Randy Spears and Craig Valentine, was a heartfelt one.
Following the presentation there seemed to be one resounding question on everyone’s mind: Why induct Ron Jeremy, who is alive and well, into the Fallen Stars of X? "The choice to induct Ron was made to honor and recognize his outstanding work for the industry," explained Valentine. "Ron has always said that he wants people to remember him for everything he has done and continues to do while he is still with us. Ron is a special person, and we went ahead and made this exceptional induction. He was saddened that his schedule did not permit him to attend, but he was very moved and honored by this tribute to his work."
"The ceremony was very moving, the presentations were straight from the hearts of those eulogizing the fallen stars, and it was all most of us could do to fight back the tears," said representative Nikki Hart. "We would like to thank those who presented our inductees—especially Randy Spears—who filled in at the last moment for Mike South, who could not be in attendance. We really appreciate the input of the public and fellow members of the industry.
The response following the induction has been outstanding and very positive," Hart continued. "We encourage everyone to continue to contact us with their thoughts and nominations for future induction to the Fallen Stars of X. We look forward to our next tribute, which will be held at the coliseum in Detroit during Wrestlemania weekend at the end of March 2007. We are working hard to make the next ceremony as special as this one was."
