Good ladies and gentlemen, it's the OG. I'm here
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Before he goes into what he wants to talk about,
the only wrestling thing that I know that has
happened at all is I got to see Chris Bay walk
into, I don't know what the promotion was or
what indie company, but it's an emotional day.
He walked in, a lot of people gave him his love
because this is a character that has had an injury
where we thought he might not ever walk again.
So he's walking, you know, if this is all we
get and he has a healthy life going forward because
That's a hellacious injury. I'm okay to accept
that in any kind of role. He could give back
into this injury, uh, industry because scary
injury and to see him walk again. That was a
beautiful thing. If you're a Chris Bay fan or
not, he's a human being. So salute to Chris Bay.
Well, Jeff, you know, jumping on that, this is
one of the topics I wanted to talk about, but
I have saved it as a third topic, but You got
it right now. Oh, my bad. Well, that's fine.
We could start the show with that. Like you mentioned,
Chris Bay last night, they had another one of
many to come. Benefit shows for Chris Bay. This
is FSW from Las Vegas. His future stars of wrestling.
Okay. Hopefully he's been, I want to say, for
20 years or more out of Vegas, Nevada. So a lot
of our people are there. Our girl, Jeezy Mack,
she just became the women's champion a couple
of months ago. Our homie Danny Lamelight is from
there. So they have a lot of guys and girls who
get busting their asses there from Vegas. Chris
Bay, a humongous part of future starts from resting
down there. Now, people don't remember or don't
know he was injured. Regular move. Now, I want
to say back in December or November, December
or January, right? Regular move. And he went
down. Of last year, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Okay, so
it was, yeah, November or December, one of the
tapings. He went down, and unfortunately that
stopped the match. And we didn't know. We were
not aware of how bad it was. So, you know, a
month, two months later passed by, and then he
comes out, he stands up from a chair, walking,
and then we start finding out that he was actually
paralyzed. for like two months, three months
before his body finally waking up and doing things
that we take for granted. You know, walking,
moving around, brushing your teeth, you know,
stuff like that. So it went from a regular move
to a scary move to a near -death experience injury.
to what may be a career -ending injury. Now,
my question is this, Jeff, and you, like I said,
I trust you with this because you know more wrestling
about this than I do. So my question is, the
injury happened in a TNA ring under Anthem Sports.
Why is an anthem or TNA Taking care of Chris
Bay and they're having all these Benefit shows
and and all these go fund me pages and all this
all you buy this merchandise a hundred percent
proceeding go to to Chris Bay and stuff Why is
it? No, no, I don't know. I'm just asking. I
don't know if TNA is doing something If Anthem
was doing something, but if it happened in your
ring and you're the top, and you're number three
company in United States. Shouldn't you be taking
care of what happened in your ring with this
man? Because I'm pretty sure WWE will take care
of his guys. AEW does the same thing. And I'm
sure that, you know, if you're independent, you're
on your own. What? It happened in your ring.
You're top three United States or whatever. You
have money. Why aren't you taking care of this
man's needs and telling him, yo, dude, don't
worry about it. We're taking care of this from
now to whenever you need to be. Don't worry about
this. That's the last thing we even have to worry
about. I mean, can you shine? I don't know much
about the wrestling business because I really
don't know the house and I know you have more.
info because you have more friends behind those
things than I do. So yeah. So this kind of surprised
me when I heard that because exactly to what
you said, if he had got hurt on an independent
show, that's not impacts problem. We pay you
to be here. He's an impact science roster guy.
He's not a paid by appearance guy. So you're
supposed to take care of this guy. I don't care
what the length of the injury or how bad the
injury is. he got hurt in your house under your
roof you have to take care of this guy he's your
roster like you sign he signed to your company
you're supposed to take care of this if we don't
know i mean i should have asked somebody i could
have got an answer but like if impact paid for
this guy's stuff why would he need to go fund
me unless the go fund me is to pay his like uh
his apartment or house whatever he has until
he gets back on his feet and he can do whatever
he's got to do, then I get that. Like I wish
information was out, but it just feels like with
the t -shirts, with the shows, with anything
that's going back to him is for him. I hope we're
wrong. I hope Impact is taking care of the medical
and all the fundraiser stuff is to help with
his everyday, you know, getting to his appointments
and everything else. Hopefully that's it. But
if we find out Impact did not take care of that
medical bill, that's crazy to me. That'd be a
company that I would sit back and go, I can't
work there. Because I'm gonna put my ass on the
line and you're not gonna take care of me? Nah.
And he's, like I said, he's a TNA guy. It's not
like he's a independent guy looking for a shot,
gets hurt, you know, and whatever. But it's a
scary thing. Like I said, I hope... I hope MLW,
I hope Impact Wrestling TNA is taking care of
the medical and everything else is taking care
of the everyday needs like the phone bills and
food and everything else. In that part, I do
understand that part and you're right, thank
you for saying that because I didn't even think
about that. So yeah, I see that and if that's
the case, then that's fine. I respect that because
yes, we're taking care of you, of your... medical
needs, appointments and stuff, you know, everyday
they need your cell phone, that's on you. That
part I understand, that part I understand, I
guess. But, like you said, hopefully, you know,
next week, you could find out and we can have
an answer and, you know, tell the fans, oh, by
the way, this is what's going on with TNA. I'll
have somebody dig into some shit. Yeah, because
like I said, you know, it happened in the TNA
ring. doing a t &a show yeah you know and doing
stuff like that and it's kind of hard disheartening
if you find out it happened there and they're
not even lifting their finger to do anything
i know i saw that they did like something with
uh a t -shirt they were the first ones that started
doing stuff for them when it happened and you
know all the shirts for him benefits everything
goes to him but like if you said If they're not
picking up the bill, dude, I will lose whatever
little respect I have left for Impact Wrestling
or Anthem, whoever is in charge of everything
there. Whatever little respect I have for that
company, I will lose it and I will say, you know
something. And I'm pretty sure, I'm pretty sure
they are, because I'm pretty sure a lot of the
wrestlers who work there, if find out that they're
not, they'll probably walk. Although I started
saying something like, no, come on now. I mean,
I can't be associating with you guys if this
happened here in your own backyard, in our own
ring, and you and I flipping the bill for this
man. Yeah, I do not want to be associating with
you guys. We're going to cancel you asses. Chef,
you and I are going to go right to Twitter. We're
going to cancel TNA. We're going to have them
cancel for being cheap. Bastards. So yeah, so
that happened last night. I mean, it's an amazing
thing that the wrestling community and the wrestling
world, the wrestling fans are coming to and doing
stuff for Chris Bebe, which I like to call him
Chris Bebe. I mean, an amazing young athlete.
I mean, this guy has put on classics on himself.
uh matches with against Alex Hammerstone down
in FSW against uh Daniel Limelight you know matches
together with Ace Austin as ABC and part of the
bullet club that they done out there and also
in TNA so I mean if this is the last hurrah for
Chris Bay you know I wish him all the luck and
I wish him recovery that he's able to do recovery
100 % to be able to do his own things on his
own not necessarily having to come back to wrestling
but he's a hundred percent to do things on his
own you know drive you know go here do this do
this do that and unfortunately not wrestle anymore
that's fine I'll trade that anytime for that
for him being a hundred percent clueless you
never know what happens in ten years from now
he's recovered ten years from now he'll come
back like Edge you know, surprise us with the
music. He goes like, Chris Bay, 100 % cure, and
he's out there kicking somebody's ass, like,
oh, Chris Bay is back. I'm hoping we see that,
you know, 10 years from now. But we saw him walk
into the ring last night, and, you know, for
being... He's in rough shape, but he's doing
good. And from what we see, it's gonna be a long...
long recovery, long, long recovery down the line.
And you know, and now, now us as fans, it's time
to, he's not my favorite wrestler. I don't like
him that much, but shit, he's a wrestler. This
is the time that we need to start 20 bucks. Hey,
buy a t -shirt. Hey, I love Chris Bay. I'll buy
a t -shirt. I already want the shirt. Once it
comes in, I'll have it on for one of those shows
so you can see the shirt that I got. So. See,
that's where I did a podcast and I ended it because
through getting into combat sports, you always
see people, someone gets knocked out or someone
loses. You know, the first thing they say is
they suck, right? This person sucks, this person's
that. And I had to remind people with these,
let's just say wrestling, combat sports doesn't
matter. When you're a boxer or an MMA fighter,
you're training for months for one fight. Right?
Months. You're putting all your blood, sweat,
and tears in for this one fight. If you get knocked
out in three seconds, or it's a draw, you put
all this time in. With wrestling, these guys
train more than they wrestle. It's like football.
Football, you practice more than you play. These
guys put a lot of fucking time in. We don't have
to be fans of everybody. But this is the industry
we cover. And if one of the people in this industry
get hurt, that's not a scumbag that, you know,
don't got no domestic violence or nothing like
that. You know, we got to show these people love,
you know what I'm saying? Like, so of course
we want to see the brother get back on his feet,
hopefully wrestle again. If not, I don't care.
I'd like to see him in some kind of backstage
role in the industry where, you know, he can
still be in the industry he loves. Like, like,
like when they were fighting T .A. when he came
back from his accident. They knew he wasn't going
to wrestle anymore, but he loved the business.
They had him do the backstage stuff. He was doing
the announcing. They knew he was done wrestling
wise, but they knew his voice was still an important
part of wrestling. Once a wrestler, always a
wrestler. It's like when you ride a bike for
the first time in 20 years, you never forget
how to ride a bike. It's like riding a bike,
that's what I'm saying. It's like riding a bike.
You've got to get up, you're going to fall once,
you're going to slip, but it's like riding a
bike. Just go out there and you keep doing it
and it's going to be in your blood forever, bro.
It's not going to stop. So from here at Urban
Wrestling Network, we wish Chris Bebe every good
luck in the world, recovery wise, and we hope
to see you back in the ring in any type of capacity
down the line, man. So with that said, Saturday
night, we moved to Mexico, AAA Wrestling, and
they have Reyes de Reyes down from Mexico. Our
boy, Jeff Jarrett, once again came out sporting
the AAA Tag Team Bells with Sam Adonis. He came
out once again with a pad, throwing out the tortilla
to the crowd. Get the heel, get the heel heat.
Again, the main event, so your boy, the worst
export out of Mexico, Alberto Del Rey, or Alberto
El Patron, whatever he's called. Well, let me
finish this thing here, and then I'll go to the
story. Yeah, so basically, yeah, he beat Eli
Hoda Bikingo to retain the Omega Championship,
AAA. Now, yes, he was suspended for six months,
which I'm still trying to figure out. If you
were suspended for six months, how were you able
to wrestle last night and defend your title?
So I'm still trying to figure that out as to
how the suspension was. I guess, yeah, people
were throwing, in one of the shows, people were
throwing stuff into the ring, coins, stuff like
that and all that shit. He got into an argument
with people in the crowds. I guess a chair was
moved, and he threw the chair back towards that
same place where they came, and it hit a lady.
It hit a fan. Oh, but yeah. So, don't know if
that's part of some kind of something going on,
but yeah. Supposedly he was suspended for six
months, but once again, how you get suspended
and you're able to defend your title. right and
not lose your title yeah because i'm thinking
okay he's gonna lose his title because he's gonna
be gone for six months no he's still with the
title and he's still the champion so yeah so
yeah so but the biggest shocker of the night
uh was when the lights went out and the ac bison
came out and our good friend el vampiro As we
know from WCW days, the vampire Bambito, who
was one hell of a russet back then with antics.
The shit that he used to do against things that
he does in W, you know, crazy shit. He's still
out there. The man speaks Spanish fluently. He
said that within the darkness, no matter how
dark it gets, there's always a glim of hope.
and there's always the light always shines uh
it doesn't matter when it's dark there's always
different universes that will shine through the
lights went out again he motioned to the camera
there's a casket on the side the michael jackson
sun comes out for thriller and i'm going like
no no it can't be it can't be the casket open
and here comes La Parca the new and improved
La Parca this is La Parca number three so now
i want to put my story hat on and give you a
little behind as hold up is that the original
La Parca or that's a different La Parca well
folks if you want to know that's La Parca number
three the original La Parca is the name is Adolfo
Tapia Ibarra, which is the original La Parga.
And the story goes like this. Back in our days,
you know, when we were in Lesbian 2000s, but
late 90s, WCW started bringing all the Mexicans
from Mexico, to Eddie Guerrero and Conan. You
had Eddie Guerrero, you had Conan the Barbarian,
at that time was good name as Conan the Barbarian.
Uh, and then you saw Ray Mysterio, you saw, uh,
Psychosis, you saw, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh Cruiserweight
was everything that was the lightweight division.
Cruiserweight, WF tried it, couldn't do it. People
tried it, they couldn't do it because they had
every Mexican you could think of come out. There
was one guy who was missing, and now it's La
Partida. Billy Kidman. Oh, I thought you were
saying, because Billy Kidman was nice too. Yeah,
but he didn't come from Mexico though. No, no,
no, you're right, you're right. My bad. Billy
Kidman is American. Yeah, you're right, you're
right. Unless they call him something else in
Mexico, I don't remember him dressing like that.
But one guy stayed behind being La Parca stayed
behind because he was loyal to the president
of AAA back then and we're talking about late
90s now. So now La Parca became the biggest star
in Mexico history of AAA because he was the last
one left of all the Mexican guys with the masks.
All the guys left to those who don't. You get
that payday, go out there. I'm staying. I'm loyal.
Chef, I'm loyal. I'm staying with you, bro. I'm
staying with you. I'm not leaving. Now La Parca
is wrestling every day, twice on Saturdays, three
times on Sundays at times. One, four, and seven
o 'clock on Sundays from the same arena. So now,
Chef. I'm loyal. I'll stay behind. I need a race.
And you tell me, yes. Yep. Money's coming in.
We'll sit down. We'll talk. Months passed by.
Yo, Chef, I need a race. I stay loyal to you,
bro. Everybody left. I'm still here. You know
something? Yes. You are right. Money's coming
in. I'm going to do you the solid. I'm going
to meet you at this place at this time after
the show. Come over. As for me, and we'll settle
everything right there and then. Fine. La Parca
goes to meet the owner of AAA at this location
that he told them to. Look, he gets there. He
has the place. Hey, I'm here to see so -and -so
-and -so. The guy goes, yeah, okay, I'm gonna
tell him you're here. He wants someone to tweet.
He goes, yeah. All right, I'm gonna get him to
tweet. No problem. Half hour passes by. La Parca
is still waiting for the owner of Triple A. He
says, yeah, I'm gonna go get him for you. He
comes back. He's coming out in a minute. Oh,
by the way, here's the stuff that you ordered.
Here's three boxes of pizza. Here's some other
food. And here's a two liter. All right. Five
more minutes. Nobody comes out. And then he asked
the guy again, yo, where's the guy? I'm here
waiting. Oh, by the way, he told me to tell you,
this is what you're worth to him. The three boxes
of pizza, the food and the two liter that he
just gave him. He told me to tell you that this
is what you are worth to him. You work for him
and you're gonna take what you're gonna take.
This is for you. Right there and then La Parka
quit. And he went and called Colin, Ray Mysterio,
and says, hey, give me a job. This dude just
broke. I'm coming home to WCW. The rest is history.
Now La Parka leaves AAA. The biggest draw in
the history of AAA just left. High and dry. Now
he goes to WCW. Now what people forget is, hey,
AAA. Laparca's image belongs to them. Their intellectual
property, the mask, the name, the outfit belongs
to AAA. You can leave and you can quit your contract.
Well, hey, you can leave, but don't forget, this
belongs to me here. So now, Laparca in United
States, which is the Adolfo guy, has to change
now his LA, Laparca name to LA Park. Yup, La
Porca. Drop the A, L, A, court. So now La Porca,
the original La Porca now goes by L .A. Park,
which he still goes by L .A. Park to this day
because he could get sued by AAA for having used
the La Porca image in everything else. Now we
know he has the son, El Hijo de La Porca, L .A.
Park Junior, El Hijo de L .A. Park, so we know.
that he's still alive. So the new guy that they
got after he left was named Jesus Alfonso Huerta.
He becomes the new La Parca. They're in Mexico
now in AAA. Everything is good. Everything is
good. 2001 doesn't even goes out of business.
So now you have LA Park going back to Mexico
resting now for CMLL, which is AAA competition.
Oh, shit. Here we go. Now, now AAA say, hold
on, you can't be in Mexico. We own this. He goes,
no, because I changed my name and I'm using different
color schemes of the outfit. Instead of being
straight black and white, he's using like the
red bones, red bones and different color bones.
So they finally come to this agreement. We're
going to have the match of the century of the
world. We're going to have the original LA Park
or original La Parca LA Park go up against La
Parca from AAA and the match for the name of
La Parca so they have this sold out show in AAA
boom they have this thing go crazy now the match
ends up in a draw There's chaos everywhere. Nobody
knows what's going on because the president of
AAA got in. He tried to screw everybody. Neither
wanted the name to leave. So now they go to court.
Now in court, real court, down to the municipal
and Mexico court, the head courts, they agree
nobody won. This was all, you know, we are not
going to give it to anybody. Nobody won. So now
the judge said, you're able to work in Mexico
as LA Park. You got that. And you La Partica,
you could do that. And you could stay in AAA,
do whatever the hell you guys want. We're not,
it's nobody won. So that's how it happened. Now
in 2019, La Partica number two, which is the
now guy in AAA, had an accident. There was a
botch in a match in 2019 and he became paralyzed
from the botch. So now he passed away in 2020.
So now for the last five years, there hasn't
been no La Parca in Mexico or AAA since, which
is since last night, the beginning, the resurrection
of we need something going on. La Parca was our
biggest period of wrestling. Kids love La Parca.
Everybody loves La Parca. We need a new guy.
So now they went and got a new kid from some
wrestling that I never heard before down in Mexico.
From Alborado dynasty. His name is El Brazo de
Oro Junior, which means the Golden Arm Junior.
was his moniker before. And I guess now he got
signed, he got hired. Hey, we like you, we like
your style. How would you like to be the new
La Parca? And also last night, we seen La Parca
number three, which is gonna go by La Parca because
it's AAA, as the original La Parca. Even though
we know us older people know the story, but for
the kids, Going forward, that's La Parca. This
is number three. There's no shit. It's La Parca.
The black and white guy in the thing doing the
same moves like the original LA Park. And then
La Parca number two was doing. Now he'll probably
use the same song and probably integrate some
new dance moves like he was doing last night.
We might see some of this. We might see the,
what do you call that? Oh shit. that you brush
your teeth with the other thing in your teeth.
The floss, the floss. You could do the floss.
You never knew it. You could do all the kind
of bullshit now to entice the new kids, you know,
going forward. So, let me take a breath, because
that was a long story. So now, there is the blues
of Monica in Mexico. Now, part cut number three.
anybody wants to say cold bullshit on the story
about the pizza true story and the reason why
I know because he LA Park was in an interview
in Mexico and I watched a late night on one of
the Latino stations and he told the story two
different times because I've seen it two different
times where he said word for word of what happened
and the president giving them the pizza with
the with the two liter saying this is how much
I think you're worth to me you're worth two boxes
of large pizzas and a two liter so so all right
let me let me tag in so you can get a breath
of fresh air real quick that was a long story
bro holy shit I'm out of here right now I love
stories, I love history. I didn't know the story.
I didn't know the three pizzas that are two liters.
I didn't know that. I knew that there were different
LaParkers. But let me start with the first, Jeff
Jarrett. Jeff Jarrett still is at a high level.
Even though he's older, Jeff Jarrett still -
Every time he does that, y 'all be dying laughing.
Every time he does that, I die laughing. I say
this a million times over. One of the illest
minds I've ever got to have a sit -down conversation
with Jeff Jarrett when it comes to the business,
right? Like unbelievable guy Incredible the way
he was able to I asked him a few questions literally
sitting at dinner and the way he broke it down
and If I say something to you and you say it
back to me. We kind of go off when he answered
it He then answered it again, so I didn't even
get to ask a second question because he said,
in three to six months, this is where I need
this story to be. So I know I got to hit here
and it's got to hit here in a short time. So
I got to do this, this, this, this, this. He
said, in that time, if we see this working, I
could try to take an angle, swing this here to
move this here, get this guy versus this. And
I was like, off of a random question, he had
a long -term explanation. I was like, incredible.
What he told me about when he had TNA, that's
when it was GFW Impact Wrestling. He was talking
about the old TNA, incredible, incredible. I
always very appreciative of his time. The way
he knows how to work crowd, listen, Jeff Jarrett
might be throwing tacos and shit, but he's got
the utmost respect for Mexico and Luchadores.
It's incredible the respect he has for the business
and that culture. Anula Parker, when you sent
me the vampiro thing, I am a fan of vampiro.
Like back in the days, vampiro to me, the movie
where Brandon Lee died, The Crow, he kind of
reminded me of the crow character a little bit,
right? Kind of with that dark gothic kind of
thing. I know everybody remembers staying with
the thing that they took off with it, but vampiro
felt like a wrestling crow to me. And I always
was a fan. He was so different than what we were
seeing in America, right? Like, when we were
growing up and watching wrestling, it was powerhouse
wrestling. It was the big diesel guys, you know,
picking everybody up and power slams and jackknives
and super clotheslines. And they took, which
I never even knew about Luchadores until freaking
WCW, really. These guys flying all over the place.
What is this shit, right? This is crazy. Just
that little segment where you see. He's just,
Vampiro's sitting there and the crowd is going
crazy. And I'm like, you know, you still got
it, right? You do that guy. Vampiro is loved
in Mexico. I think that's the only way that everybody
loves him in Mexico. Everybody knows who that
guy is. Listen, I think, I think now we know
Vampiro is a white guy, but he's like honorary
Mexican. Right? Like, he's not a Greek, he's
one of us kind of thing. Yes. So, um, pointing
over, casket there, music drop, all of a sudden
you see, you're like, wait a minute, what's going
on right now? And that is a, this is what we
say about the industry. It's very hard to get
us to feel that because we've seen everything,
everything's redundant. But to see this play
out like that, you're like, oh, this is fire.
But they have to hit. I got goose bumps. I got
goose bumps because I haven't seen La Barca and
Triple A in years. And we know the guy, you know,
he wrestled in MLW. And I'm going like, hold
up, that's not the same dude. Because we know
the guy is like 58 years old. He's just like
pushing you on the bones. He can barely get into
the sir. He's still doing shit on high level.
You know, and they're waiting on a young guy
who's going to be there for the next 20, 30 years.
If nothing bad happens, you know, no drugs and
stuff like that, he's going to be there. I mean,
AAA, they could put seven La Parcas in different
places because they own the IP. So it could be,
it doesn't matter who is inside the suit or what
the name is, it's the suit and what he represents
to Mexico. They can have you, me, Alex in different
locations. We represent AAA. They don't care
who is inside the suit. Just behave and do the
mechanisms of La Barca to the kids. Do a couple
of dances, do this and do that. Take some pictures
for an hour. We just got paid for the day. We're
our La Barca for a day. See, and the crazy part
is we know this new La Barca. He's the guy. We
know that this kid is the main focus of going
forward. Can they use all the ones yet? But I've
never heard of this kid, right? Never heard of
him. And think about the honor that you're getting,
but told you that you're from Mexico, born and
raised, you're doing your thing. This is the
culture you've always wanted to be in. You're
in it now. You're coming up and now you're the
new icon of that suit. I mean, it's kind of like
that. It's an honor. Anyone that... It's like
they picked you to be the president of the United
States, basically. Yes, absolutely. You know
what I mean? You're the new guy here. This is
you now. And this is like, when we go into like,
obviously we talk like merchandise and stuff.
Anyone that becomes a Batman, right? You're gonna
be in Walmart, you're gonna be in Target, you're
gonna be everywhere. So from... Oh my God, I
can't remember. the guy's name, the original
from 1966. What, Adam West? Adam West. So you
go from Adam West, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer,
all these guys up to Christian Bale and Robert
Pattinson. George Clooney was the guy who did
the Christian Bale, right? Christian Bale. Okay.
And then there was a new and then... Robert Pattinson.
Wasn't the actor's name, the real big one, with
Justin Quiff. Jessica Lopez, Jennifer Lopez,
Ben Affleck. Yes, you said it. Oh, Ben Affleck.
I forgot about Ben Affleck. And then who's after
Affleck is a new guy now. Robert Pattinson. I
have not seen that movie yet. Oh, it's fucking
fire. It's fire. My favorite Batman movie. Now,
are they using him again for a future movie or
are they bringing somebody else in now? No, no,
no. He signed in for the next two movies. Okay.
So, he's locked in, but when we talk about the
suit, everything that comes behind it, so you're
gonna get all the merchandise, all the fan base
that loves Batman, now loves you, right? All
the Mexican wrestling royalty is gonna go, we
like this, we love this. This kid, it's set.
Do what you do, keep rising. I wanna see more,
I'm excited. Don't do anything illegal, don't
kill anybody, don't do anything stupid. Hey,
you're gonna be famous, you will get paid your
ass off. And I'm pretty sure, I mean, they have
to give him a sweet deal. Cuz man, that kid now
is gonna be the most wanted wrestler in Mexico
for the next year. Don't wrestle in 2025. No
question. Appearances every day in three, five
different places a day. Yeah, it was cool for
the rest of the day. Yeah, he's the guy now.
Yeah. You La Partica, you have to hold up to
the La Partica image. So don't do anything stupid.
So, yeah, so that's the La Partica story for
La Partica one, two and three. and hopefully
there's nobody else after this boy because I
cannot do the story again when I'm in my mid
-60s, pushy seventies. Chef, we're here. And
if you remember 20 years ago, I gave you the
story of La Parca 3. Well, that's La Parca 4.
Let me get my oxygen. I gotta get my oxygen.
I gotta give you the story again, so give me
20 minutes. Yeah, so that's gonna be interesting.
Now, one more big piece of wrestling news, and
you're going to like this one here. Former Baron
Corbin. You remember Baron Corbin? He was released
for - Of course. He's a lone wolf. He's a lone
wolf. Yeah, he's a lone wolf. Baron Corbin. Real
name, Tom Pestock, that he goes by now. Well,
he is a big Jiu -Jitsu fan. A few longest Jiu
-Jitsu fan. He goes into tournaments. He always
finishes in the top three in all these tournaments.
Well, this past weekend, he won two Jiu Jitsu
gold medals because he goes under the name Nomad
Bishop Dyer is his new wrestling name that he
uses now. Okay. So he won two gold medals at
the IB JJF Pan. Jiu Jitsu tournament, but he
won two gold medals doing that. So my question
to you, Chef, is how easy or how difficult is
from going to wrestling and now focusing on one
type of fighting style? And then how good do
you have to be? How good do you have to be to
win? I mean, even played to get medals, but to
win two, not one, but two Jiu -Jitsu tournaments
in a high place of tournament, fighting. Listen,
I didn't even know he did Jiu -Jitsu. That's
one. To win gold back like that. And oh, shit,
he does Jiu -Jitsu. And he had lost those years
ago. I think he came in second. But yeah, but
did you see this? I was like, oh, wow, okay,
two medals. I mean, listen, he's back in his
craft. He's back what he's doing, right? Because
obviously he loves martial arts. I mean, to be
honest, I don't know what they get paid. I mean,
just one, two gold medals, but they're incredible.
Now the thing is, I don't think it's hard if
you stay in that kind of training atmosphere,
right? If you still did that and you trained
the right way, you ate the right way, I don't
think it's hard because it's muscle memory. You
know, you always know what you're doing. But
I mean, it's crazy because you would think right
now a guy like Baron Corbin, a lot of companies
would be trying to make that investment call
of, yo, we'd like you over here. And I don't
know if he just did it just to get his feet wet
and see where he's at. But I mean... I'm pretty
sure if he wants to, he could get into something
like PFL, UFC, you know, one of these big martial
art companies where he could keep going and further
his skill set. But damn, I mean, Salusa Baron
Corbin, double gold like that is crazy. Now,
is that, because I don't know much about it,
is that something happened, is that more like...
Fighting fighting or a lot of grappling. Okay.
Okay. So it's more This is like a lot more grappling
and and you know body movement and tossing and
it's a lot more holds than You know like stand
up or striking or anything else like that. So
some miniature wrestling I'm a true wrestling.
I mean, yeah, it's definitely that on a higher
level though Any type of strikes or just no strikes
a lot of them are through like They try to get
positioning, right? Like they try to put you
with positions where they know that they're more
effective and they have the leverage at that
point. Like it's definitely a higher level of
wrestling. And they do throw a lot of, you know,
short elbows, things like that, where they stay
in the guard with you and they're controlling.
All right. So, yeah. So, yeah. So he's 2025 Pan
Am, Pan Americans. So, yeah. I mean, I was very,
you know, at the IBJJF Pan -Jijitsu tournament.
So, I mean, I saw that. I'm thinking to myself,
damn it. Yeah, because he got the picture with
the gold medals and everything. I mean, I'm pretty
sure this has to be there on the top of any of
wrestling titles that he's ever won. I mean,
wrestling is wrestling, but this is more real
life. in your own personal outside of wrestling.
This is like, I think this will be cherished
more than any wrestling title, I think. That
he could have that at his house, hang it on.
See, the thing is, and let's be honest here,
this is not the shit on the industry we talk
about, not at all. But him winning those two
gold medals are on the merit of his legit skill
set, right? Winning a WWE title or insert whatever
your favorite promotion is, You know who's winning
before you go into that match, right? So it doesn't
matter my skill set because it's predetermined
who's gonna beat me. Like, uh, uh, Ronda Rousey,
right? Let's just say Ronda Rousey. If you put
Ronda Rousey, the only girl that could really
compete with Ronda Rousey in a fight would be
Shayna Baszler, right? Like she's the only one
that's, that's really bout that. If you put her
against fucking Alexa Bliss, Liv Morgan, Charlotte
Flair, Bianca. Rhonda Rousey is killing them,
but she'll take a loss because it fits the storm,
right? When you win championships that you've
earned, it's better than predetermined shit.
That's just my take. Yeah, so Mr. Corbin, dude,
if I ever see you out there, please do not kick
my ass. Word up. I don't want to get thrown around.
If I say anything by mistake and I don't know
it's you. Let me know that it's you so I can
get on my knees and apologize first. And I'll
take the medals and I'll shine your medals. I'll
spin, shine them. I'll push, shine them. I'll
whatever, shine them, whatever. I just cannot
take a beating. My body does not like pain. So,
yeah. We're too old for that shit. Exactly, bro.
I think I'm 52. I'll sneeze now and I'm already
pulling and breaking something, so. You're holding
the side like, oh, shit. Oh, shit. That's why
I was like, oh, no. What happened? I just pulled
the muscle. Now, Jeff, do you have anything wrestling
related you would like to bring up, or? Because
that was my three little things that I had, because
it was actually a slow wrestling week this week,
so. And the next - It's definitely a slow wrestling
week. Next week, so. Yeah. Oh, wait. When's that
live? Not this Saturday, the following next week.
Holy cow. No, hold up. Okay. I got to look at
the actual date. Actually, I don't even know
if it's on Saturday, honestly. I thought it was
on April 6th. I'm going to have to set a reminder.
You're going to have to tell me because I got
to send a reminder on my phone so we don't forget,
like. Yeah, I got to see because I believe it's
on April 6th. I do got something I wanted to
say real quick. So we heard about the unfortunate,
you heard about homicide? Yes, he retired. Do
you know why? He has something, ear, brain or
something, I read something about it. He has
a tumor on his brain. Okay. So, oh yeah, shit,
I forgot about that. The show's April 5th. It's
the show, but yes, the homicide. uh retirement
show yeah so they had the main event him and
somebody else against Santana somebody else tag
team or whatever uh he became victorious and
yes thank you I mean you know more info about
it that you can talk to us about it or not I
all I know is about the match I've been trying
to look into it I've been trying to get video
of it I can't find a video yeah maybe later when
they'll drop it somewhere like a YouTube thing
baby Yeah. Now, we are pro Homicide fans here.
Yes. When we started watching TNA, he was an
LAX original. So it's all love. I think he's
from Brooklyn, New York, if I'm mistaken. I think
it's Brooklyn. I don't think he's from the Bronx.
But we love Homicide. That Latino influence into
Impact Wrestling, TNA. One in a million. He did
his thing in our wage. We've seen him in NWA.
And let me tell you something. The one thing
I respect is when people are who I thought they
are. When I had met him outside the ring, I won't
tell you where, but it was where a lot of Impact
people hung out. And he was outside. I got to
talk to him. We talked. We went back inside.
I was like, you know what? I got to get a picture
with all of LAX. Had my Puerto Rican flag. Got
a picture inside this place with LAX while we
were watching UFC. and salute to everyone that
was there because they understood I breathe and
cut from that same cloth as they are and 100
% what you see is what homicide really is he's
really about that but he's ill enough to switch
hold on give me one second he's ill enough to
switch where little kids of different kind of
anything else ethnicity he was able to smile
have fun with the kids so he understood how to
be everything he understood My people from home
and everywhere else from the birds, I know how
to communicate. So that's also what I'm saying.
Yeah. So, yeah, he has, uh, they found a cyst
in his brain. Um, a cyst. Okay. It sits on his
brain. He said the vision speech are bad because
of the hard hits getting knocked out and then
hopping on a plane to travel and stuff like that.
So that's the main reason why he's actually retiring.
So he had the match. It was him. and both jinxed
against Mike Santana and Alpha Jr. was the match
that they had. I know he had a long speech. He
thanked everybody. Of course, he finished it
by saying, F the New York Mets, because I guess
he did. Yeah. Die hard. Yeah, die hard Yankee
fans. So he said, F the New York Mets. He made
sure that anybody knew that he said that. Yeah,
he made sure, he made sure. He made sure, he
said that one last time, if the Mets don't lift
the Yankees, I hate both, so don't matter. But
you're a fan of homicide. Of course, love homicide.
Like you said, he was the originator. Heyman
Hernandez, when they came in with Shelly Martinez,
187 LAX. What? Shit. That was one of the best
things ever, bro. All Puerto Ricans. That was
the first time I've seen, and I'm not even going
to lie, and I'm not even exaggerating. That was
the first time I've ever seen a Puerto Rican
crew. Yeah, except for homicide. I mean, Hernandez,
I think he's Mexican, right? Yeah, yeah, I'm
sorry. Yeah, Mexican, yes. But you got Charlie,
Puerto Rican, and then Puerto Rican. But that
was like the first time I've seen a Latino crew
like that. Hispanics. All Latinos. Hispanics.
And then when they left and they did the American
exchange with the spider guy in homicide for
a while with the two girls, Sarita and Rosita.
You know, Angel and Tiazini were the two little
girls there with the guy named Spider in homicide.
Or was it Hernandez? No, it was homicide. It
was homicide? I thought it was homicide. Okay,
so they kept that going, then that stopped. And
then the big surprise eight years ago, when the
boom, boom, boom came out and he comes corner
with a homicide again. And all of a sudden, you
saw the two guys or the three guys or the two
guys and the girl come from the back. And eight
years later, we find that was, or at a time later,
Santana Ortiz with the Amante. And unfortunately,
that was the match, not even a match, but that
was the time where... The Amante blew out her
ACL doing that move, right? Doing that, or did
she blew it on the tapings? Nope, that move on
that side. That was when she blew out her knee.
And then, unfortunately, we didn't have to see
a real Diamante go 400 % because she had blown
out her knee, her ACL. And then she was out for
like eight, you know, a year before she came
back. And talking about pictures, that's when
we met for the first time, it's our anniversary
2017, because I got a picture with both Santana
and Ortiz holding the GFW belt and the TNA belt.
And then they gave me a picture that they all
signed with Conan and each of them signed the
picture that I had. I found them yesterday, couple
days ago. Oh, shit. I found this. I still got
a mic right over there. 2017, everybody signed
it. I was in slammer version 2017. And they were
there, bro. Right from there, LAS to a die baby.
Hasta la muerte, let's go. All day. Yes, sir.
So, anything else wrestling related? You know
what? Nah, I think we hit everything off the
head. Like I said before, man, like, subscribe,
share all that good shit. It was a light week
for wrestling. It was a light week for wrestling.
Yeah, yeah, it was a light week, but you know
what? We make the best of it. We talk all shit.
Y 'all got some story time. Hopefully we'll go
live. Who knows when MLW does their shit. We're
always here. Saturday the fifth. Okay, we give
y 'all content. This is what we do, man. We talk
wrestling. We have fun while we do what we do.
And once in a while, we sprinkle in some sports
shit, you know? So for myself, the big homie,
we outta here. Deuces, no more balloon. Deuces!