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Well, anyways guys welcome back to the true new
podcast episode 254 slowly climbing the ladder
Lot of stuff happening this week Magnus Magnus
get the right the three the three The three dead.
Yeah, the three this strike in the month of July
like they've always have yeah We'll get to that
later on the show, but today we got We got trouble
Yeah, we got trouble today so today's guests
I'm gonna let them introduce themselves because
I'm not about to make an estate and get my ass
kicked right on live Facebook live Guys let me
go ahead and pop up the big screen here and then
bring back that special guest that we had right
now that was wrongfully taken Let's start Right
here, your name? J .C. Ballentine. Right here?
James Blackheart. And the gentleman right here
on Via Satellite, the way he said. Go ahead,
man. David Monty, man. David Monty. And the name
of this stable is? Parabellum. Parabellum, man.
That's kind of... It kind of scares me a little
bit. That's kind of like, you know, like, was
that a Ric Flair? Triple H? Evolution? It kind
of scares me a little bit, you know, because
there's got to be one that's got to be the cheater.
There's one that's the arrogant one. And then
you got the young pup. So who's the young pup?
Anyways guys Uh, thank you for coming to the
podcast guys. I know, I know we've, uh, we've
had a couple of registers in the panel. We have
James on the, on the podcast squad view times.
That was a excellent interviews. Uh, I think
this will be number four, four times already.
Number four, four horsemen, four horsemen for
number four. Today's number is all PBS is gone.
Uh, but yeah, we have a fourth time on here and
we've got gentlemen right next to JC, right?
And we got, I keep what name again. David money
David David David David we got you guys on here
so Jay Jay's we already know who you are So this
starts with this start with JC says a little
bit about yourself where you from and how you
got into wrestling man I I'm from Edinburgh,
Texas. I've been on and off and wrestling for
15 years now Okay. I started in 2010 for Salinas
promotions under a masked wrestler. Really? Tiger
King. Oh, shoot! Okay, okay, okay! Oh, gee! I
was a huge fan of Japanese wrestling and Jushin
Liger and Tiger Mask. Right. It was something
very last minute, but Salinas told me, hey man,
I need to do something, something. are mask makers
in Reynosa, La Familia Dimas, which is responsible
for a lot of professional gear. They drew me
something out, they had the crown, El Antifas,
and that was Tiger King. I did that character
for like a year and a half, and then we started,
you guys remember Wrestling Revolution? Yes,
yes. The original was James Dante, Cherry Popper,
Danny Ramone, Jovan, Vermin, all those guys.
They brought me in and I started with them in
2011 actually Like in June June actually of 2011
around there that's when we started doing the
the scene and ratios and it was every every single
Thursday for like Close to two years and then
we started doing it on Fridays them. Yeah And
then I would do it on and off. I suffered a lot
from mental health. Okay. So I would just disappear.
Right. Is he alive? Is he okay? So I guess it
was the right thing for me to do. That's why
I always say on and off. I was always there.
I never left. I never told anybody that I retired.
On the contrary, I was very supportive of my
close friends. It was always there. So you got
into the wrestling, what year was this that you
started? This was in 2010. With Salinas for Lucha
Libre. You've been on the mat for quite a while.
That's the thing, a lot of the, I wanted to address
this. I was never professionally trained. Shoot.
No, it was just kind of like, I'm not gonna mention
any names. It was two of the luchadors, intoxicated,
coped out. They were just - Those are the best
ones. That's the way I was taught. Right, right.
You got chops. I never understood the taking
liberties and chops. And I don't know, but I
loved it. The man loves pain. So you're pretty
much saying you're coming into the ropes of wrestling.
You were placed in Little Japan. Little Japan
out there. Run the ropes and taking liver David
I remember one of the guys at the Alamo flea
market when we were gonna have a show he broke
a bottle Oh shit, and he had a cut me here, and
I remember just being like no no don't do it.
Don't do it. He's like stop being up Yeah, and
he did he covered my mouth, and then he gave
me the little little clip and I'm gonna do that
I don't know if this is what I want to do right
right, and it wasn't it wasn't the best experience
until I kind of left Salinas. First of all, I
wasn't even getting paid. I was not getting paid.
I was getting punished. I would carry bags, paid
my dues. A lot of legends. I love that. Cassandro
el Exótico, Mil Máscaras, El Hijo del Santo.
We always had an excuse. But that to me was always
a privilege. Right. And then I would wrestle.
I would go get dressed immediately. And Salinas
needed either to work security or go and sell
masks. And sometimes I'd get like, I'm going
to say it better, like 10, 15 bucks. And it was
just part of, I see, break down the ring and
help the wrestlers get their bags back too. So
that was an experience for me. But I know that
I always wanted more. I was capable of more.
Right. And it wasn't until... My best friend
now, my brother, Alvaro Riojas, who at the time
worked as Bandana Joe, we clicked, we were like,
dude, let's do something, then there's this thing,
just think about it, wrestling revolution. One
day I just decided, I just removed my mask and
it was the J .C. Valentine. And if you all want
to know, and not a lot of the boys know, Danny
chance's brother right night was the one who
came up with the name. I remember we're having
a cigarette at the time. He's smoking Because
the shows like in two days and do the names What
was it Jesse attitude and like these these names
are so stupid So dumb and then he's like dude,
how about JC Monty? I was like boom vermin loved
it. I look right we ran with it and that's where
the JC That's awesome. That's awesome. And this
all but yeah, I got any guard to say never formally
train but but still one of the best on the mat
there you go let me tell you right now because
and i tell this to everybody and this is why
i wanted jc part of the faction never formally
trained right but throw that out the window because
he is when it comes to technical wrestling at
least in the top 10 for all of texas just to
go in there and chain and wrestle and just get
get to work right that's the man right there
there you go there you go i really appreciate
yeah and thanks to uh Danny Ramones for teaching
us the right way. Thank you Eric Shadows for
protecting the business. Thank you Alvaro Riojas
for just teaching us, but we were never professionally
trained. We actually just left the show, when
was it? TSW, being surrounded in a locker room.
Two weeks ago. Former NWA world champion Tim
Storm just... Pulling us aside and you guys did
great work on this James Beard and and who trained
you there and Izzy James and I was selling a
Tin storm. I was like guys. I'm gonna be complete
transparent with you my trainer and I we were
never professionally trained We just we just
did it as you know on the flight trainer my mentor
Danny Ramones And I remember their eyes just
like do Danny Danny's cool They ended up choosing,
if I'm not mistaken, I guess five guys out of
60. And Black Heart and I got chosen to work
the televised show for the NWA. And I remember
David Money hadn't gotten chosen, but they had
a good talk with him. And then it turns out that
they were testing us to see how professional
we handled. You know being chosen not being chosen
being excluded a lot of the guys packed their
bags and They took off and these guys were mr.
Ronnie Mac and they were just seen David money
David money offered everybody. Hey, man, they
gave right there. There's Dave right there. Do
you need to work security? Do you need me to?
Help picking up chairs like whatever he offered
as there is talk to the guys They're like, hey,
you know what for now go sit in the crowd Listened
didn't complain and he was just there and the
guys saw it as at the end of the show that they
they greatly appreciated our professionalism
and that really broke The right way and it's
awesome. That's awesome, bro So you've you've
you've had a you've had of history already of
you know, you've you've been there done that
what it sounds like You've been there done that
for a while. Well, thanks to my mentor Danny
Ramones. They taught us The right way to do it.
And that's what rubs on them, too. I am nobody
to be giving these guys advice, but I try to
give them the right advice to protect the business.
I'm very fortunate, I think. And me and JC got
close again through Álvaro Riojas. He kind of
got into a mentor, like a mentor relationship
with me. And so I started hanging out with the
two of them and JC and I clicked and we trained
and hit the gym and all that good stuff. So I
feel fortunate in that. All of the major moments
of my wrestling career, I've shared with JC Valentine.
Wrestling for Ring of Honor, our first bit of
extra work, you know, even being a security guard,
being shit canned over the top by Parker Boudreau
on AEW Rampage. That's on cable TV. So I got
to get my ass kicked on cable TV with JC. I mean,
that's still pretty cool. So all the major moments
that I've had in the business, and I'm sure there's
more to come, JC's been there right by my side.
Yeah, and I got Daniel Valdez saying the goats.
the hardest working guys right here and then
I got Luis Gomez saying the man of 1002 Wow,
we're gonna get to that, but I want to get the
young buck up here. The man of a thousand backslides.
I want to get the young gun here, the young buck
that's right here also. I want to have David
talk to us a little bit about where he grew up
and how he got into wrestling. David, tell us
a little bit about yourself, man. Got my admin
admin. I'm always a fan of professional wrestling,
so I looked it up and I found Texas Wrestling
Academy. So I went and trained there for like
one month. And then like my rotator cuff, I gave
out. I moved back down to the bounce. I was going
to college and then it totally hit. And I was
just going through my phone. One of the guys
living here in San Antonio, Alex Arson, posted
something about wrestling. I didn't know anything
about wrestling at all. I've never heard of anything.
I clicked it and then it took me to the page
and made up my own song. New Free Wrestling has
opened up. I immediately told Danny about Anthony's
book and I was like, hey, can I stop by or whatever?
Yeah, I said yeah, I went I think a week later
my car was there. Oh shit, I was starting in
the waiting room. And yeah man, I think I got
trained up very well. Jaycee was one of the guys
that helped Danny Chan and Ramone. You know,
kind of show us different things and stuff. Right,
right, right. And then I think I did in November
of 2020. And that was, first of all, that was
like the craziest day for me ever, right? I didn't
know wrestlers wear Speedos underneath their
trunks, right? I didn't know that was a good
thing. So I got cold and I was at, I remember
I was at Dixie's 40th. I was supposed to have
a match against Punk Strong. and then something
happened where Tony like pulled out or he got
hurt and then I think so Danny called me he was
like hey you're working twice tonight uh first
against Rob Love and then that's gonna set up
for a main event match as a tag team and I was
like what the fuck I was like no I was like dude
all right like I'll do my best and um yeah and
then worked with Rob worked with Stash that show
they liked me and then joined the Kingdom, which
was our stable. They took me underneath their
wing and then I think debuted in November and
I think by like March or April, I was in Dyersburg,
Tennessee, pro wrestling and stuff, working there.
So only like four or five months training of
like wrestling underneath them. So that was pretty
fun. And then I stuck with it for a year. Had
some personal stuff going on, kind of wanted
to tackle, you know. real world, real life. So
I left and I came back totally on accident. Like
I was not supposed to come back. I had texted
Danny Chance. I just got out of the field for
like two weeks. I was there for two weeks. I
was going down to the valley and I was like,
hey Danny, is it okay if I stop by New Breed
and like roll around, do some stuff? He was like,
no, like we actually have a show tomorrow. And
I was like, cool, whatever. And he was like,
but we need an extra body. And I was like, oh.
My boots didn't fit. I borrowed all my gear from
James that day because I didn't have any. And
yeah, just started from there. I think that was
last, I want to say like last summer. And then
I think it was December. James pitched the idea
to me of the group. And he was like, it's gonna
be me, you, and JC. And I was like, hell yeah.
Immediately I was like, you know what, let's
do it. Because these two guys, I don't know what
it is, about three of us, we just click together.
In the ring or outside of the ring, we're very
much like the same, we like the same things,
we enjoy the same style of wrestling. And so
I've learned so much from these two. You know,
and luckily enough, I got to work with Dog Pounds
with James against AJ Farrad and Frank Stone.
They were gonna be working there on Sunday, too.
There you go. So, you know, I'm just happy to
be back, man. I did not expect this to be in
such a short amount of time to be doing this
stuff, but, you know, it's thanks to these two
guys, man. They really gave me my confidence
back, you know. That's awesome. When I first
came back, I was like, dude, I don't even know
if I can hang anymore. But these guys reassured
me and they've been helping me out. So I couldn't
be happier to be part of a group. That's awesome.
That's awesome. I mean, to have your brother,
I can say like the brothers in arms, especially
being part of a stable, it's pretty cool because
you know that someone's always going to have
your back. No matter what, no matter what happens.
I've got some more shout outs here. We sent that
guy saying let's go black card. We sent again
saying too much feedback. Yeah, I just fixed
the echo. I'm sorry guys. I know Luis Gomez saying
shout out to Danny Chance. Jose Martinez saying
feedback sounds like yeah, we're in a cave. Yeah,
that's what it's called. The studio is called
the cave, dude. You don't know this by now? Tell
me you're a first time listener. Double money
is too much, okay? Jacinto, one of our, always
tuning in every episode, especially when it's
wrestlers. He goes, we love to boo these guys,
but they don't like Jacinto. He's saying, I'm
not even about to say what he's about to say
right here. After that, then I got a money to
answer the question. Was it JC or David? that
like the what? Wedgies? From the shop. For the
soldiers. Okay. I wanna know what kind of wrestling
is this dude? Who wants to talk about this? That
was Jaycee. Let's put Jaycee in the spotlight.
Go ahead Jaycee. Explain yourself. Explain yourself
dude. Explain yourself. That was Eric Shadows.
Throwing the shade on Eric Shadows, man. Oh my
God. Eric. Oh my God. That was Eric Shadows.
Eric Shadows and the young gentleman who was
playing Tiger King at the time. Tiger King 2.
There was one episode back in I think it was
what like two years ago three years ago in December
I had Eric shadows in the podcast and we're talking.
Yeah, we're talking back and forth everything
and Tiger King to had mentioned goes man till
that that bum to shut up. They're going at it
They were going at it on on on art on our program
and then he goes he goes I swear man if you were
here I'll whoop your ass at the camera. Little
did he know that Tiger King was right behind
that door. I opened the door. You should have
seen it. He's like. He goes, I don't know about
you, Mark, but you got expensive stuff at the
table. I don't want a body slam. No. So that
was one of the best moments we had on the program,
man, while back. But yeah, man. So tell me a
little bit about this table, guys. I've heard
back and forth about a lot of people that you
guys are kind of the bad guys walking around
causing trouble and doing things you're not supposed
to be doing. I don't know what the wedgie is
all about, but I'm going to get the bottom of
that. When I bring you in here, you're going
to address me about those wedgies. You can show
me how you did on chew. I just got the other
one out last week. I just recovered. So you guys
tell me a little bit about this table, man. What's
going on? What is the backstory behind this?
What's going on? I know Blackar hasn't gotten
the camera yet. So let's start with Blackar.
I'm going to put him on the spot here. Go ahead.
Well, the thing about the three of us is we all
share a common passion and dedication for the
business. and all three of us, we do all the
little things that people don't see. So, as a
team, and I know I'm gonna piss people off when
I say this, but it's the truth, and if the shoe
fits, fuck it, then wear it. Oh shit, I like
that. Of course. you already know where I'm going
with this and the thing is that we see flyers
from this city and that city and this city and
that city throughout the valley right and it's
not just one promotion it's like it's a whole
handful of them some of them I haven't even heard
of like until I see the the flyer or whatever
but I don't know who anyone is right right right
The content the the videos and the clips of these
matches and whatnot And it's all just really
fucking ridiculous. You know what I mean? I Feel
like there's a bunch of pretend wrestlers out
here, you know wrestling with t -shirts on Cheap
-ass gear no gear Like what are you doing? Like
have respect for the business, right? You know
what I mean? Like not just anyone gets to be
wrestler. That's something we take very serious.
I'm shaking right now because it pisses me off.
I take it very serious because I am not complacent
showing up locally on Sundays or Fridays or whatever
the day is. I'm thinking that I made it in this
business. I'm not content with going out there
and looking half -ass. I don't care how many
people are out there. Three, thirty, three hundred,
three thousand, whatever it is. If I'm not my
best, I'm underselling myself. I'm underselling
my teammates. I'm underselling the fans because
they deserve better than that. Right, right.
So I take all of that very serious. So to look
around and be associated as a wrestler from the
valley with the joke and the mockery and the
parody that is going on around me. Now I'm not
gonna have that so the three of us we're here
to change that You know, we're gonna make South
Texas wrestling Not great again, but greater
than it's ever been right right now. We're up
there doing the things we're doing Because we
try to preach this information to the locals
Lead by example. Right, right, right. And everyone
wants to say, oh, well, they're just being assholes.
They're just being this or they're just being
that. It's because of the body. It's not because
of the talent, whatever the whatever it is. But
they're not waking up with me at four a .m. to
hit the gym. They're not staying up till three
at night to hit the gym with J .C. Valentine.
They're not waking up at 2 a .m. I know that's
the time David money wakes up because he's got
to go do army shit in the morning. Yeah, I know
he wakes up at 2 a .m. to hit the gym. By the
way, David, thank you for your services, buddy.
Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. For people
who aren't putting in that work, who don't invest
in themselves with gear, with making quality
promos, with doing something to elevate them.
If you're complacent with what you're doing,
just staying here and existing. Pack your bags
and go home because that's as good as it's gonna
get for you. Damn That's that's that's that's
a bold statement, bro, like I don't mean for
it to piss people off But I want them to get
motivated right right elevate what's around us
and really make this something because we can
we have the fans for it We have we know we have
enough wrestlers for it But if we don't elevate
we're gonna stay the same and nothing's ever
gonna change. I got you So we got to be that
change, right? They can love us. They can hate
us I don't care if they don't like the way we
wrestle if they don't like the way we do things
The point is that we're successful We are Parabellum
and to the victor goes the spoils and the spoils
look really good right now for us, right? Right,
right. We're gonna come and get it That's what
I want to know. That's what Parabellum is all
about. So I got people over here. I got any guys.
Are you got the same? mic drop on that one. I
got Luis Gomez saying, stay with your chest,
Blackheart. That's what he's saying right there,
buddy. I got Jacinto saying, Blackheart was a
big brother figure to Nikki when she came in.
He knows exactly how we feel about him. And then
last but not least, we said the same, I see plenty
of that. Good job, Blackheart. Yeah, and there's
a lot of people that are agreeing with you on
what you're saying. Yeah, man. That's the cool
thing about the arts, bro. When you have the
passion for something, and you see people that
are just slacking off, and you're like, you look
at them, you're like, you know what? I'm doing
it with all I can, with all my might, everything
I can do to make it number one. To look number
one, to be number one, or to lead by example.
So just like my buddy Ro from the Beefy Boy Bros
says, you know, the tip of the spear. It's a
very good, very good phrase. To be the tip of
the spear is leading by example. And what you're
saying right now, what you toss on the table
right now in our podcast is leading by example.
Especially you three men together in this one
team doing that, you know, that's leading by
example. That's making a statement. That's what
I wanted to say. Yeah. And the thing is, like
the three of us, we're no better, no different
than any other person. Anybody could be... in
our shoes right but it's just we want it so bad
you know like me my son was born three weeks
later i was driving six hours down to go wrestle
six hours back up right to come home and then
two two hours of sleep hey i'm at pt doing my
pp and then i'm doing my my work you know and
to me it's a slap in the face when guys are like
i want this but they're out there at the bar
till 2 a .m you know and they're not It's something
simple man. It's just like don't study like just
studying film goes a long way you know and just
it's a It's very you know and I know a lot of
guys in the valley they have the potential to
be Great to be better. You know, but I think
when you keep yourself at a comfortable level
and right I think they're just fine with where
they're at now, you know, like James said for
them That's as good as it's gonna get, but the
three of us, we might not ever make it to the
big leagues, right? That's a possibility, but
I'm satisfied with knowing I gave this my all.
The three of us gave this our all, we did everything
we could, and it just didn't happen, if that
is the case, right? So it's one of those things,
man, like I said, for me, it's a huge slap in
the face when guys are just like, I want this,
I want this, but they're getting drunk, and then
they don't make call times. And it's funny, man,
cuz like - Like I said, I would leave here, I
would work out in the morning, I would leave
here by eight. And I was showing up earlier than
half of the guys that lived 15 minutes away.
And it's kinda like, dude, how am I doing this,
but you guys aren't? And I'm not fortunate enough,
I don't have a wrestling school near me, I don't
have a place to train. And guys down there, they
don't take advantage of what they have. Me and
James, we were going two a days. or from what?
9 a .m. to 1. We break for lunch, come back at
6, we leave at 11. Like me and James, our whole
life was wrestling. That's what we wanted to
do. You know, and JC too, going through everything
JC went through, you know, and he never quit,
right? And guys now, you know, you raise your
voice a little bit and it's like, oh, oh, he's
being mean to me. He's telling me to do it. And
it's like, man, you know, maybe it's because
the three of us grew up in, in a different time,
you know, like I grew up playing sports and I
was, you know, coaches would grab you, man, and
fucking, what's not getting through your fucking
head? You know, like that's how I fucking grew
up in sports and, you know, and the three of
us have tried to share our knowledge and, you
know, to credit, there are guys that did take
it, you know, Frank the Tank, he's one guy that's
very great, receptive to it. Martin. I think
all three of us love Martin. Martin is a character,
homie. And we, you know, I mean, yeah, there's
guys that are receptive to us and they'll listen.
You know, but there's some that just, you know,
I get it. Three of us, you know, we have asshole
tendencies. I know JC has been with me in the
back where I'm just kind of talking and, you
know, kind of fucking around. and people might
take it the wrong way, but you know, and the
three, I feel like three of us are very approachable.
Like I said, man, three of us, you know, anybody
could be in our shoes. They just got a warning.
Yeah, now I got Maria glass saying slacking off
not training paying your dues. Oh great Big shout
out he goes Armando Reyes says hey guys big hello
to you all Oh my god They go we we we have to
talk later mando about you. I got Luis Gomez
saying complicity is a career killer in any line
of business yeah and then he said it's going
go martin don't don't don't please don't encourage
it don't encourage the literal kid walking around
with that damn championship doesn't mean nothing
oh sorry what do you mean walking around with
a championship oh you haven't seen that no man
i haven't been around those parts Yeah, we'll
talk after the show. We'll make sure to make
an arrangement. We have both of you here in the
studio talking about that. All three of you can
be here and slap some cents in the pork hit.
But I know what you mean, you know, seeing that.
Face to face like I said in any art form. Will
you be a musician or wrestler? podcaster an actor
director an artist, you know, you see people
slack off and something you Are dedicating yourself
to do something better with it and then people
are just like well, yeah I'm doing it, you know,
it's it's secondhand to them. Yeah, I guess You
know, they don't put in the work for it. That's
pretty much what we're trying to say here Yeah,
because if you say it goes, yeah, he goes he
has a belt. Oh buddy If I could tell you the
stories right now. Oh my god. We'll get into
that the second half. We got some uh, we got
some uh, bills to pay real quick. So guys hang
in there for a minute. We're gonna step out.
Oh, I'll put uh, lift uh, Vicente Aguilar on
there. Uh, we're gonna step out for a minute.
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one is so I'm putting that Titan right here in
next month. Hopefully before Anime con comes
in cuz I really want to get that done. But uh,
but you won't return my phone calls, dude Well,
he doesn't like you do. What can I do? It is
a hunting bird on the crack of his ass, but anyways
guys Back to the podcast. I'm here with these
great entertainers to be getting me get you back.
I'm sorry buddy. Hold on. Let me get you back
Shrink this down. Where are you? There you go.
And I got buddy. Are you still there? Can you
see her? Go and back to me said that you're saying
but I can but like JC was that sunbathing lol.
Okay We have nothing but love for you guys, hopefully
y 'all share knowledge with AJ star also Has
into again saying fuego is coming for all the
gold I've been seeing fireworks happening over
there, and I know she's the number one contender
now. So this is very interesting. And oh, thank
you for the AI music, man. Thank you for that.
I appreciate that. Going back, we got the JC
and we got David already. I know we got to go
to James. I'm sorry. We have to go to James.
We got to give James love. I'm sorry. James,
from the last time we had, we've talked to you,
you've held a couple of belts already. You've
not only moved from different promotions, you've
gone from new breed, you've done the combat called,
and now you're doing other areas that we were
talking about earlier before the podcast started.
Now that you've pretty much stomping grounds
in different promotions. Do you see the differences
of all the other promotions? How is that going
for you? I mean, in total honesty, how is that
going for you about going to different promotions
now? Are you talking about different promotions
locally? Locally. Upstate everywhere. Locally,
I think every promotion has a different vibe,
a different theme to it. And I think that theme
or the vibe creates... or brings out a different
layer of the onion that is James Blackheart,
you know what I mean? Like I know my time wrestling
in New Breed, primarily I was good guy James
Blackheart, you know what I mean? Up until the
end. I mean sometimes you gotta just do what
you gotta do man. So my good guy personality,
really showed over there. Now when I'm at combat
colt, and that's a little bit grittier, a little
bit darker. And that's where I get to let loose
a little bit. A little more edgier, have some
down and dirty, whatever it takes to win type
of deal. And that's the difference for me locally.
Now when I go upstate, everything changes. Because
now, not only is my character gonna be matching
the theme of that show, or I gotta make it blend
in the best that I can with that show and that
crowd, but I'm also probably the smaller of the
two in the ring or the tag team. Because I might
be big down here. Up north, I'm an average height
guy with a decent build. So, understanding wrestling,
you know, is a big part of it. And what's different
for me over there, aside from the physical aspect,
is just... Damn, it's always a real uphill battle
to find a way to win. And that's a bigger challenge
for me because I'm not used to that down here.
Right, right. You know what I mean? I have more
resources here to come up with that W. And up
there, it's kind of like, oh shit, man. I'm scratching,
I'm gnawing, I'm biting my teeth. I'm just trying
to make it out alive. It's just such a different
ballgame. Yeah. And that's the way it's been
from going from venue to venue, from promotion
to promotion. Yeah. Because I mean, I'm not sure
if I recall somebody telling me that you actually
got to step WWE ring? AEW. AEW ring. So yeah,
so my first experience in the AEW ring, I was
a security guard for the show as a local talent.
Well, this was actually in Laredo, but they had
picked me up to work as a security guard for
the AEW show. And Parker Bujo, I don't know if
you know him, they compared him as like the new
Brock Lesnar for a while with blonde hair, tattoos,
all that. Right, right, right. Well, he had Dustin
Rhodes, and he had a chain around his fist, and
he's just wailing on him and wailing on him.
So JC and I were working security, so we ran
out to try to stop him from cutting up Dustin
too bad, and we got tossed over. He got his head
almost taken off. Yeah, yeah, yeah. My head.
Yeah. That guy in your dream. But our later experiences
was for a ring of honor. Okay, and if you go
to our Instagram Facebook pages, whatever you'll
see the photos there and I believe the matches
are out there somewhere They're on the Ring of
Honor app. I know for sure We've got to tag team
twice the the early days of Parabellum Yeah,
JC and I yeah for a Ring of Honor. We've tag
team together twice and both times we wrestled
the righteous Vincent and Dutch yes Dutch And
man, those are some tough guys up there. Yeah,
let me tell you. Yeah. I mean, like I said before,
I've known James when we first started our podcast
running in. He was one of the new ones that walked
into the podcast when we first started out. You
remember that? I have that photo still. I was
looking at that photo the other day. Yeah, the
five of us. Yes, the OG new breed. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, I was I was telling I was telling juggle
It's weird how we've had quality for wrestlers
coming, you know into the podcast we've had you
we've had Danny we've had a lot of other coming
once in a while, you know, and you see Should
I might even doubly say the evolution of it and
I mean no point intended but pun intended but
the evolution of it how how they started and
how they're forming to what they are now, you
know, and it's crazy. I mean, I'm just like,
for example, what I, I don't know how you guys
feel, but Mooncat, when we first interviewed
him, it was real laid back. I'm okay. This kid
is, you know, you know, he's, he's, he's just
a kid. Right. He's just a kid. What, I mean,
what's so entertaining about it? And then we're
watching them wrestle. I'm like, okay, this.
This kid's nuts. I go, this kid's nuts. Jumping
off of freaking trees, taking these... I go,
I'm like, Jesus. Oh my God. I go, where's the
dispensary? What are you buying? Send me some
of that stuff. But, you know, and you've seen
all these wrestlers that started with New Breed
and they branched out, even when they were in
Wrestling Revolution, how they branched out also.
And you just, I sit back and I'm like, wow, man,
this... The wrestling scene the RGB is It was
around for so many years, but you can see it
finally Flourishing more people are getting more
involved people are showing up to shows Yeah
people people have their favorite wrestler people
want to go to this venue because this person
is resting I think a big part of that I mean,
I think everyone involved is a big part of it.
First of all But I feel like there's been a few
leading the pack more, like backbones of the
RGV, especially lately. And I would like to consider
myself as one, but I'm gonna say there's still
one guy locally that I feel like not only do
I need to wrestle him, but I need to beat him.
I think it'll be the biggest match that happens
locally, or that has happened in the recent past,
or the next big match that could happen between
the two local, top two local guys in my opinion,
in the near future. And he's been a big part
of my career actually. He's the first guy that
I ever stepped into the ring with. And that's
Chris Austin. And I know that kind of goes off
-path, but while you said how it's expanding,
I think his influence and the knowledge that
he's helped with some of the younger guys and
myself, I think he's a bigger part of it than
people give him credit for. And when it comes
to the local talent, he is number one on my list.
You know, I don't know where we're going to wrestle,
don't know when. It's not booked anywhere. But
that's the match that when it does happen mm
-hmm man whoever If that place has got a roof,
it's gonna come off right I think I think that's
the match that Done right at the right place
at the right time It's gonna elevate everything
you know okay, cuz he's been up there too. He
goes out The is a West Texas area mm -hmm South
Plains Wrestling. I know he's got gold over there
Everyone who brings down anyone important here.
He gets the match. You know what I mean? He gets
the big names And I think he does a good job
of representing the Valley wrestling scene I
think he just has a big part to play in the expansion.
And I just wanted to give a quick shout out there.
That's cool, man. That's good to know. I got
some more comments here. This is Mari Aguilar
saying, love the entrance at the last show at
Cine with Combat Cult for Blackheart. They got
that one. I got Jose Martinez saying, yo, thanks
to James. I went from 560 to 520 since I restarted
doing my weight training. Weight loss, just saying,
man. And then I got Luis Gomez saying, thank
you for your services as well. real American
heroes. Eddie got us a My Ordin and Cena and
Vicente is saying The Wish. That's what you're
talking about your match, The Wish. I got one
here that Vicente put up here and it's a big
question for you guys. I really don't want to
toss the table because when you ask questions
like this Vicente, you're trying to kind of throw
in a monkey wrench. in the machine. I can't wait.
And this machine is running very fine right now.
Why would you want to throw a wrench in there?
No, fuck it. Let's do it. I feel like this could
go a lot of different directions. It's going
straight down now. asking the big question here
and I'm gonna I'm gonna get that one to start
cuz that's a very big question and also the the
weight loss that's awesome also yeah that's awesome
be said that your last question is the big question
who is the leader you weren't in this section
here, but whatever. I'm not going to say that
I tell these guys what to do, or that, you know,
JC carries my bags in, or I have David go get
me coffee or nothing like that. By the way, when
we go to the next map, because I learn alongside
of David. You know what I mean? I'm still learning
too. Am I responsible for bringing three of us
together? Yes, it was my idea. Right. But I couldn't
do it without them, obviously. And I learned
in the ring from J .C. every time I watch him
wrestle. I get ideas for character, for promos,
for doing little things. He helps me out tremendously.
I spent more hours with this wrestler. Driving
up and down the highways of Texas and any any
other person in this business, right? And I'm
talking countless hours 24 -hour trips, you know
with broken bones and cuts and we haven't eaten
in how long or whatever it is You know, we've
gone through it together and it's always a learning
experience So I'm not gonna say I'm his leader,
right? Because he is very much a big brother
to me right now in this business I might be leading
the group and that's something that's on my shoulders,
but he definitely helps me and so does David.
You know what I mean? And David actually began
wrestling before me. I'm really the baby of the
group, but because of he has to take his breaks
for whatever reasons and David took his breaks
for whatever reasons and all the in -betweens,
I was able to stay consistent, to build myself
up to a certain point, at a level that I can
meet these guys. I'm still gonna learn from them
on the go, but I can still point us in the right
direction. I got you, I got you, I got you. So
that's where we're at as a team, and I think
that's why we work so well together as a team,
because I'm not concerned about, well, JC wants
to take control, David wants to take control.
They don't see me as, you know, trying to boss
them around or things like that. We're working
together. Right, right. when shit hits the fan
it falls on me and When business has got to get
done it falls on me, right? And I'm more than
a hundred percent ready for all of it. That's
a good answer That's a good answer and he said
that I was saying I got a question here for David
here David in here so you can get to answer these
questions here and they put them on the big screen
here Let me switch them over David There's a
question from our buddies next door, the BV Boy
Bros. They're asking, what type of style of wrestling
do you guys prefer wrestling? Is it lucha, strong
style, or American style? Well, I've done each
of those, but my favorite is like just ground
and pound, punching, striking kind of style.
I don't know what you classify that as, but I'm
a huge 80s. Black heart what's a style Successful
I guess kind of the same I'd like to think working
smarter is better than working harder. I don't
want to do a whole lot, but everything I do is
going to be damn good. And I guess it's probably
an American style brawling. Bar fight. Yeah.
I don't do a lot of holds. That's his business.
The technical work. But I guess, yeah, more.
more ground and pound more more of a brawler
the strong style then yeah yeah yeah strong style
yeah it's making a lot of sense right now so
JC would you consider yourself the lucha style?
I do lucha tambien a little bit of lucha but
my my strongest would be technical wrestling
technical wrestling technical wrestling but that's
why they call you the the man of a thousand and
two I don't think that's why. Two over Dimalinko.
I don't think that's the reason. One of my favorite
wrestlers. Dimalinko. Yeah, so you're more of
a technical... I love technical wrestling. Lucha
Libre, también. Because I tell the guys, I tell
Blackheart and David that it's very important
to know the styles. Strong style is mass, you
know, hybrid. And chingazos, yeah. But... the
lucha libre it's uh like Pete Payne for example
i always talk about Pete his uh the base it's
not about you gotta learn how to give a good
base right you know right if if you're gonna
fly dude are you or can you know they're relying
on you to catch them i hate i hate i hate i hate
and i'll say taking receiving suicide dives cross
oh god it's like i tell you because once There
was an accident where, I don't know what happened,
he went on a suicide dive and it was just real
messy. The last person I think to give me one
was this Munkat. I worked Munkat at IA Newbreed
and as soon as his shine, yeah, he was already
coming in hot, he did the suicide dive and then
he threw me a crossbar and I was perusing. I
had the confidence, the confidence to catch him.
It's my job, but I don't fight for the bases.
I would say technical wrestling. I was there
for that match and I was like, ooh, sweet Jesus,
oh my God. Why? Why? I don't know, but hey. I
was scared out of my mind. Pete, I got the interview
actually with Pete and Nightmare when they were
on the podcast and they beautifully beat the
crap out of Chew, which is one of the best episodes
ever. What is that? Oh, you don't remember? I'll
show you the replay later. I don't remember a
goddamn thing. Don't worry, your insurance took
care of it. But the first thing you tell me,
when they were down there with the other wrestlers
down there, they're going at it. And CYA, they're
going at it. And then they look up to this tree
and they see Frank up there like, what the hell
are you doing? And not only that, dude, what
freaking Scared the living crap out of me is
that there's an audience right below him So I'm
like this guy better make the jump because if
he slips and he comes straight. He's gonna go
round those old folks right in the front row
But yeah, dude, I was like you're nuts and before
you can't be doing stuff like that Then he goes,
and the thing is that Pete said, what's coming
out? He's like, fuck, I'm getting out of here.
He got out of the way. But he's - I got anxiety.
He pulled a Samoan Joe. Yeah, he pulled a Samoan
Joe. He pulled a Samoan Joe. Yeah, he's like,
fuck that, I'm out. And Fort Nightmare got a
leg. I think he got a forearm. And CYA got the
rest of the whole body out of himself. I'm like,
Jesus Christ, man. That's another great man.
CYA. I love that guy. Great guy. Great guy. Real
guy. Great guy in the podcast also. He says,
oh, and here comes another one. Like I said,
I hate asking these questions because I really
don't like go asking these because I get the...
Yeah, I'll just ask it. I love these questions.
Do it. Do it. Maria Eli said, I don't know, but...
Oh, okay. I'm also hearing that the Killjoys
are becoming the hottest group right now. Oh,
look at that dude. That's over, dude. That one's
over. Thank you for watching. We'll see you next
week. The killjoy. Here we go. I think the Wyatt
6 want their gimmick back. Oh. Oh. Wow. Wow.
Dude, David over there. David, I know you want
to say something, David. Say it. Say it, David.
I don't have anything against the killjoys. No,
no, they're great folks. They're great. Parabellum
no one holds a candle to us. I'm just gonna say
that I will say on that note if we're talking
about the record books for TWL The leader of
Parabellum James Blackheart was successful in
defeating from the killjoys Who is it? Jake.
Okay, Jake. I was gonna say, you don't remember
the name. I was wanting to say Jack. That's when
you drank afterwards. I was successful in taking
his TWAO Hitting Gym Championship away. Oh shoot,
okay. So, you know, if you do the Steiner math,
obviously that puts Parabellum on top. There
you go. So there you go. And I got Vicente also
saying natural born leaders. Luis saying ah huevo.
I don't know why. I got Jose Martinez saying
yo JC is also a very good showman. And I got
Luis cracking up over here in the back. I got
Jose Martinez saying very giving and what's that?
Facial expressions posture to deliver to the
crowd and the way he's feeling at the moment.
Yeah, that's very important Yeah, that's also
very but and I got to see them once again. Here's
a black car and JC beat up shoot On a side note,
I don't mean to take us off track of where we're
at But we haven't got a chance to touch up on
it and I just want to touch up because he means
so much to me But He's been very influential
in my career as well as JC's and is also guys
like Alvaro Riojas And now he's working close
with David money as well too as we're all working
together up north But lieutenant Dan from Laredo
I don't know if you guys are familiar with him
He was very prominent in the old days of wrestling
revolution at CNL ray when you're running weekly
the best manager in this local wrestling history,
bar none. He's also been like a mentor to me
and a friend and a big brother. And he is directly
responsible for a lot of the success I've had.
They've come from him. He's put my name on his
back and vouched for me and I haven't let him
down yet. And we're gonna keep on keeping on,
but a lot of it is thanks to him. And I wanted
to get that out there before I forget. Lieutenant
Dan, he's the voice, the voice of NWA Texas Lieutenant
Dan. That's the man. Lieutenant Dan. Lieutenant
Dan got new legs. but uh yeah man big shout out
to him uh and here goes Luis again saying uh
wevo to the man of one thousand and two two hoes
what's he drinking man but i want some of that
uh let me get you guys reaction on this this
week alone has been one of the most craziest
weeks to uh we've lost three in a week. One was
on a Sunday, next one was on a Tuesday, and then
some legends died. First we had Malcolm, Malcolm
Jamal Warner, Mr. Theo from the coffee show passed
away in Puerto Rico, if I'm not mistaken. He
was pulled by the undertow. Unfortunately he
was on vacation with his family. Yeah, fortunately
he lost his life. And next on the list, two days
later, Tuesday, The legend, the Prince of Darkness
himself, Ozzy Osbourne dies at the age of 76.
That was just a hard pill to swallow, by the
way. I mean, it was we were waiting for it, but
at the same time, like we weren't. It was a storybook
ending. When the hell was it going to happen?
Storybook ending. I mean, you finish this freaking
amazing concert with the high caliber bands around
the world. They come and just tear it up for
one day. Yep. And then him finishing off the
concert with Paranoid at the very end, not Mama,
everybody says, oh, he finished off with Paranoid.
No, he finished off with Paranoid. But him singing,
Mama coming home, thanking the fans for being
there for so many, he was saying his final goodbyes.
He was saying his final goodbyes. And you know,
of course, there's rumors. roaming around them
what happened and how he was he passed and blah
blah you know what i can care less you know he
was with his family at the end that's what they
said his family at the end and that's it that's
all but uh that's uh that one did yes yes jose
martinez that one did that one did hit hard yeah
and then to put the hate to say the word the
cherry on the top of the ice cream there bro
uh the legendary the immortal hulk hogan Passes
away the age of 71 to you know big fan of the
guy growing up Slowly, but surely he kind of
tarnished at the end his career started tanking
slowly He was what he was everybody remembers
the memories the great eat your vitamins say
your prayers. Yeah, brother, you know, but it's
It's weird, man. You think these guys are gonna
live forever? And I have one gentleman tell me
today at work, you know, we're all gonna die
one day, you know? Yeah, but the thing is, you
grew up watching these guys, and at a young age,
you think these guys are amazing, you know? You
hold them on a pedestal. Well, I mean, that's
the thing, dude. Hulk Hogan will live forever.
He's gonna live forever, Hulk Hogan, you know?
Terry Hulk Hogan, that guy, he lived his life,
what are you gonna say? He was just doing his
thing, and if fans came along for the ride, great,
but he was gonna do his thing, and that's what
he did. I mean, what you call, you know, maybe
he tarnished it. What are you going to do, dude?
He was just living his life. Which was the hardest
for you guys to find out who passed away? I mean,
between Mr. Theo Huxable himself, Jamal, Ozzy.
Malcolm Jamal Warner. Yeah, Malcolm Jamal Warner.
Ozzy or Hulk Hogan. I would consider Hulk Hogan.
Consider the career type you guys are doing right
now. Hulk Hogan. yeah for me it was Hogan but
I am a huge or I'm a huge Aussie fan and that
one hit me but that one was less unexpected than
Hulk Hogan right I was not expecting the news
about the Hulkster that was something like like
that was like a shock as far as when I heard
the news about Aussie I was like oh man because
I knew he was you know not doing well yeah And
so, yeah. I think for a lot of people, Hulk,
Hulk and Dian is just because he was still one
of the buffest dudes out there. One of the buffest
celebrities. He could just easily tear through
us still. Right. You know, at 71 years old. And
Ozzy, well, fuck that. He was just... It was
coming. It was coming. It was coming. He looked
like a stiff breeze could take him out, but he
was still up there. David, hardest for you. For
them three. Hulkster, man. That one... Yeah,
dude, I was at work and I was like hold on boys.
Give me a minute. Give me a fucking minute. Yeah,
you know because you know, I obviously I'm 26
I didn't grow up watching Hulk Hogan, but when
I do start getting Thank you so much for making
me feel like an old ass now I'm not part of that
generation, bro Yeah, man. I mean, you know,
despite whatever he said, you know, later on,
I mean, he's a person, right? We're all going
through this life once. Right. For the first
time, you know, everybody makes mistakes, but,
you know, he's, yeah, man, it's crazy. My dad
would show me old Hogan matches and stuff, and
I'd watch him. I always thought, like, even not
really understanding who Hulk Hogan was, I was
like, hey, this guy is larger than life, you
know, and then... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But, damn,
man, just to show, man, just, you know... Do
what you can chase your dreams, you know, because
yeah, you're right We're all gonna die one day
and I you know, I'm pretty sure a hokken had
no regrets Maybe maybe a couple words. All right,
a couple words, but uh, no regrets man But you
know what heaven needed a main event today and
the holster is up there right now wrestling and
we were talking about uh, Kitty jins franko right
now. He goes he goes I was talking about the
tree jump, he's saying, don't do cocaine. Cocaine's
the hell of a drug, man. Cocaine's the hell of
a drug. Jose Martinez saying, bro, Ozzy's pass
hit hard. Eddie Garza saying, Ozzy got the ultimate
warrior send off. That is so true. You're right,
you're right. There you go. I also got one more
take, Kitty Frank. Oh, I'm sorry. Katie Frankel
says, never asked me to do coke. And I got Jose
Martinez saying, Katie Frankel is the diet or
zero sugar. I don't know what that means, but
OK. And I got eyes looking to the right. And
he goes, if you're a child in the 80s, part of
our childhood died this week. Yes. Yes, it did.
It did, that childhood. It's crazy. It's crazy.
When I heard that today, I was in the middle
of work. And I forgot who texted me. I forgot
who texted me. Someone texted me first, real
quick. They told me, hey, guess what? No way.
I had to research it real quick. I was on the
computer checking it out. I go, sure enough,
it popped up. And I was just like, holy crap.
And we're all debating that. We had a Deadpool
going for number three. I was way off, way off.
Shout out to Bruce Willis. He's still kicking,
you know. He's fighting. I know. I know. Die
hard. Faster. And faster. And faster. Where's
that rim shot? Yeah, it's not working. Anyways,
but yeah, man, those were the deaths this week.
Like every week of July, and there was a couple
more people that passed away, but these were
people of... I guess you say our generation or
you would be growing up watching them wrestle,
watching them singing, watching them on the traditional
Cosby show. It's gonna be - I'm upsetting a lot
of you guys for not picking Theo. I'm just gonna
say, I'm gonna start thinking about you guys.
Calm down, Bill Cosby. Go to the refrigerator
and get a pudding pot and shut up. Anyways, guys,
David's over there. What are they talking about?
I don't know, man. I'm too young for this conversation.
I plead the fifth. But anyways, guys, we're an
hour and 11 minutes into the show. One of the
great shows that we had today, especially when
I have the wrestlers on here. It's fun, man,
because we get to sit back, shoot the shit, talk
about what's going on in your neck of the woods,
and talk about some of the matches and stuff
that's going on, and, you know, putting your
foot down, you let it all on the table, let people
how they feel about what you do for your career
and how much passion you have for it. Me and
the man of a thousand and two holes in the front.
Two! You give it. You give it. David, do you
approve of that? What? Approve of that. What?
You know what, pal? Why don't you Uber eat us
some food real quick, pal? You know what's funny?
I said that in a promo. I said, J .C. is the
man with 1 ,002 holds on complete accident because
I was blanking out. And I looked at J .C. and
I was like, what can I say? And I thought of
Chris Jericho, a thousand and one hold. And I
was like, shit, you know, he has a thousand and
two, fuck it. And he goes, and I see them saying,
please chop chew. James is not going to do it,
dude. But the man of a thousand and one, two
holds might do it. You're going to be getting
that in your matches now. They're watching. You're
going to walk. They're going to be walking the
stage. And they'd mention, Jay, Jay, see you
guys. I go, 1 ,000, one, two. That's what you're
gonna hear. Two. Just know that's our gift to
you, buddy. You're welcome. You're welcome. It's
just like Frank the Tank, man. When he came to
here, my brother and I were interviewing him.
He was talking about, yeah, I hate Toxical. It's
all about STD. And my brother went, oh, STD,
STD. That same week, they were chatting it. And
even freaking. I don't know who the fuck this
guy is and then he opens the thing. He's like,
yep Frank has STDs, and I was like, what's going
on here? What the fuck is happening? I tell you,
dude, the gimmicks, this guy, those are, I love
watching those gimmicks, man. They're so hilarious.
It just catches my eye. I got Marriott, can I
say one more thing? Can't wait to see the match
between the three Stooges and Ed, Ed and Eddie.
Oh my God. Okay, you're talking about paradigm.
You're talking about paradigm. Yeah. Yeah. That's
gonna be a banger. I'll be a slobberknocker.
Bog on! Well, guys, I'm gonna wrap up right now,
man. I want to say thank you to JC, David, and
James for coming on the podcast, having fun with
us, man. It's never a dull moment with having
the local wrestlers in the podcast, man. Any
social medias that need to be... Oh, social medias.
Talk to your social medias, James. Start with
you. Yeah, so I'm really... All I do is Instagram
James dot BLKHRT underscore. So we're going to
shorten up. Blackheart, that's James dot BLKHRT
underscore. And that's like my only real social
media that I use. There you go. Only fence, no
joke, you know. JC. JC, Instagram Jesse underscore
starship. Oh, enterprise? No, I'm just joking.
All right, all right, all right. Doesn't that
sound like a good wrestling name, Jesse Starship?
That does sound like a badass name, but you're
kind of this close to being Jefferson Starship,
so you don't want to go that way. And if you
don't know, put White Rabbit in the background
when he's coming out, that'd be great. White
Rabbit! No, I'm just joking. David, talk to us.
Social medias. Just Instagram too. It's ITS,
David Money. Yeah, you should find me there.
Jaycee's been having the giggles with you all
night, dude. For some reason, I don't know what's
going on over here, dude. He's just cracking
up. He's having too much fun. He's having too
much fun with you, bro. Look at him. He's looking
at you on the computer. He's just cracking up,
bro. He's been doing that since the last time
we hit the road. Oh, no. We were three hours
into the trip, and it's quiet as shit in the
car. And then Jaycee starts laughing. He's like,
ah! That's what you call a brotherhood man. These
are the people you want in the room with you,
bro. It makes life more interesting. I tell you
right now, bro. You're going to kill us. He's
going to kill you when he sees you. But once
again, guys, thank you so much for coming on
the podcast. David, thank you so much for your
services. I know it's a lot for you to jump on
with us here and where you're at right now. Keep
doing what you're doing. Thank you so much. God
bless you. James, thank you for coming to the
podcast today, man. It was a lot of fun. So happy.
Whenever you guys want to come in and talk, um,
shoot the shit again, let us know anymore. That
door's always open to come in. Or you want to
come in and do a top 10 with our brothers next
door. I mean, come in over here and do a top
10 of top 10, uh, best songs in for you three
guys. Uh, you know, you can do something like
that. That'll be something interesting for you
guys to play while you're wrestling. There you
go. Oh, yeah. For the money. mm -hmm sorry anyways
guys now thank you so much for coming out man
I appreciate you guys and God bless you guys
and continue to is doing bringing the entertainment
here to the RGB and keep pushing those doors
open for more beautiful tip of the spear yes
sir tip of the spear remember that tip of the
spear and keep doing what you're doing guys thank
you ladies and gentlemen I'm sorry now I'm not
to I'm not to delete you out there I'm sorry
you gotta sorry David Ladies and gentlemen, thank
you so much for watching us today. Chu, what
a great show today, man, having these guys on
the podcast. Another great show, dude. Another
great valley theme for the world to keep an eye
out for, dude. It just keeps... the valley keeps
producing and the world keeps accepting so yeah
i i'm glad that we uh we had these guys on and
i hope to that they actually return our phone
calls and come back you know that'd be great
i mean it takes a lot of a lot of gratitude you
guys to tune and watch in because knowing that
shoes over there on the camera it's kind of hard
it's a lot of alcohol going to your system to
even watch the show thank you so much for hanging
in there But once again, thank you so much for
everybody showing up. Thank you for all the love,
the likes, the comments. I appreciate every single
one of you. Audio for this podcast will be out
next week on Monday. I want to apologize, first
of all, to the Hero Prevails. I know it's supposed
to release the episode on Monday, but it got
released on Tuesday, so it's out there on audio.
Guys, you want to check that with Troy, and then
they'll be opening up. Don't forget for 89 Farm
coming up soon. So you want to check that out.
That is the podcast for the night, guys. Tune
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my gate Thank you so much for watching to sign
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oh wait okay no i got one more no and it has
to be quick no you just i'm not you know what
i'm gonna leave it as a cliffhanger i'm gonna
leave it as a cliffhanger for the next time they
come in because i think and here's a uh an actual
comment from an actual wrestler sean ayala okay
says i think the los rebel bandidos need to stop
by and he says what you think Kike Caballero
so ladies and gentlemen I will have Kike Caballero
next month on this podcast so you might just
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