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it for me. How did I ruin it? I was just pointing
out the fact. I got this. I got this. I don't
got this. I'm blanking out. I'm failing. I am,
of course, here today with Dylan Nix, The Nautical
Nightmare. He is also the MEW main state champion.
Main state champion. Yes. The inaugural. The
inaugural. The inaugural. Yeah, the first one.
See how long I keep it. Yeah. See how long I
keep it. Yeah. Of course, we got the solo submission
style. Mr. Spade, Levi Spade. And, of course,
the hardcore maniac JP O 'Reilly. And we have
a special episode for you guys because for those
who... Didn't see. What's that? Are we doing
the thing? Because I'm actually here this time.
Oh, you want me to play the thing? Because I'm
actually here this time? Yeah. Play the stinger
since you're actually here. Yes, because I'm
actually here for an interview. Sure. I'll play
the stinger and you can let us. Hell yeah. I
think this is fake. You think it's fake? Interview
questions with Levi Spade. Hell yeah, my one
thing is to get on the show. Yeah, welcome. Of
course, as Kat said, it is a very special Tuesday
evening for us all. Because today, joining us
on the First Sessions podcast... Some may call
him the biggest asshole. Some may call him the
dirtiest cheater in the game. A man who is infamous
with many a clients, although I feel none more
infamous than the current Limitless Wrestling
World Champion, Channing Thomas. We are joined
here today by Mr. Sidney Bacabella. You forgot
there, the former... Oh, sorry, former WWE Hall
of Famer. Mr. Sidney Machabella. WWF, they'll
sue me. They'll sue me if you say WWE. It's got
to be WWF. You guys did. You guys made me screw
it up. You did that on your own. I'm going to
jail now. JP, we'll break you out. All right,
perfect, perfect. Junior's got all those lawyers
and everything else. They'll come after me. You
got O .J. Simpson off. I mean, what else can
you do? So how are you doing tonight there, Sidney?
I'm good, I'm good. I'm hopped up on a lot of
Coca -Cola, you know, ready to go. If this interview
starts going bad, I'll do what I normally do
on other podcasts. I open up a bag of chips and
just start eating and just start making noise
and everything else. It's probably one of my
favorite things to do. That's all right. I can
join you on that one. He got cheese balls. Dylan
Nix got cheese balls. I was honestly going to
say leave, which, yeah. He's just going to destroy
the podcast. He was like, screw this place. I'm
done. He's going to pull a Dana White and just
say, fuck this podcast and just get up and leave.
You know, I once did a TV show, a public access
TV show, and it was for Leo Connors. And I remember
telling him, I'm like, I'll do it, but I'm doing
it completely in gimmick. And I don't I don't
think like the people knew. what they were getting
into so you know like Leo knew Leo knew the gimmick
but like the people that worked at the TV station
had no idea I showed up you know ready to go
and you know they were they were they banned
me from the show um I'm the only person banned
from the show. Evidently, you can't say that
you blew lines of coke off of a Cadillac with
Don Morocco on public access. Who would have
thunk it? Who would have thunk it? So that feels
like perfect segue into the first thing that
I want to discuss a little bit on. So you, I
feel like, are one of the most infamous on just
saying some outlandish shit. do you did you have
any background like theater improv anything like
that coming into the business or is this all
just being you in the business for as long as
you've been this is me all the time other than
when i'm home and on the couch um i'm like i'm
like catatonic when i'm just on my couch i got
my phone in my hand or i'm watching tv um but
if i'm out of the house I am insane. Like, you
just don't know. And, like, I piss a lot of the
boys and girls off in wrestling because they're
like, well, what are you going to say? I don't
know. I have no idea what I'm going to do until
I start talking. And whatever comes out, whatever
starts flowing, it flows. What you get is sometimes
magic or sometimes I'm blowing coke with Don
Morocco. So there's no planning or anything.
This is just, this is you spit firing. Yeah,
I strongly believe that wrestling is best when
it's organic. So if I rehearse something, it's
fake. Like we can all say wrestling's a work,
wrestling's, I don't care. But I want people
to think that I'm insane and I'm real. The only
thing fake about me is my hair. I want, I just
want people from the moment they walk in to the
moment they leave thinking like I could say and
do anything. It's like when Mickey takes off,
Mickey doesn't take off his head. at disney world
you know like i'm sydney from the time i walk
in to the time i walk out and you just don't
know what i'm going to do it's true is there
anything specifically like do you watch anything
like media wise that that helps you kind of come
up with these outlandish things um That's actually
an awesome question because, yes, I don't watch
a lot of wrestling. If I'm in the car, I would
say 80 % of the time I listen to AM news radio.
And I argue with the radio. No matter what they
say, I have to come up with something off my
head that's the opposite point of them or why
that news story is bad. And it helps me think
on the fly. It helps keep my brain sharp. And
I just, you know, I'm able to come up with all
of these different things because they're not
working with me. So I have to be fast enough
to get my, to get my line out before they move
on to the next topic because it moves fast. I'm
also a huge Howard Stern fan. I absolutely. Oh,
Howard Stern. I was in that. Oh, wait. I love.
howard stern i haven't listened since i canceled
my subscription in december just because he's
on vacation all the time um but i you lasted
that long i'm surprised yeah i i made it you
know i i would say to the end like it wasn't
funny i don't want politics in my yeah exactly
in my entertainment exactly no matter no matter
what side i you know you lean on i listen to
howard stern because i want to hear arguing i
want to hear them fighting so when he's talking
about politics all the time just like oh my god
i just don't care um bring on the midgets you
know like that's what i want like the classic
jackie and already getting into it stuff like
don't make that face you can say You could say
midget, okay? We haven't got ticked off yet.
Hold on, hold on. I've worked Robbie the Giant,
and he says, yes, that's fine. Yeah. Great Robbie
the Giant story. One time he calls me up, and
he's just like, hey, who's your favorite midget?
And without missing a beat, I'm just sky -low
-low, and I hang up. And he went to his bedroom
and cried himself to sleep that night. I love
Robbie. The night I managed him at Limitless,
I actually had a vasectomy at 11 in the morning.
And then I showed up. I decided to ask them for
a hospital gown. So if you go back and watch
that, I'm shoot in a hospital. I can't move.
I, it was the only time I worked a limitless
card and did not get in the ring. I physically,
this was at the Westbrook armory. I could not
get in the ring. I had the vasectomy at 11, the
show at seven. And because I was working with
a midget, I had to like be on that show. Oh,
my God. What show is this? We have to find this.
I'll find it. Some crazy stuff. It was the show.
It was Robbie the Giant Arujo against Top Shelf
Troy Nelson. Funny short story. I let Robbie
the Giant powerbomb me in a match once. It popped
up, powerbombed me. It was the funniest thing
ever. I broke so hard. He's like, yeah, let me
do it. Shortest reigning champion of all time.
Because this evening, on a Sunday afternoon in
New Bedford, Massachusetts. Fall over. He's in
the wrong place. It's all the same dump. That's
a good point. It really is. The school systems
both suck. I mean, everybody's really cool. Wow.
I don't even remember that. Like, that is, to
me. That's like generic promo number seven. Like,
you just go out, insult the crowd. Yeah, that's
not even that bad. Some of the shit at Limitless
that has been coming out of you lately that I
see clips of. The Papa Bear is Frisky line is
still one of my, like, best lines. Oh, my God,
that's so funny. And that's the beauty of pro
wrestling, that right there. Because that, I
didn't even know. I just said one thing. And
that dude jumped up. And when that guy jumped
up, I knew that the wrestling gods had given
me a present because I, and I was taking it.
And we made 30 seconds of uncomfortable magic.
And it was just great. And like thousands and
thousands of views on that. Like, and it was
just something stupid that I said. And yeah,
it. it was great and then i uh i call that lady
head and shoulders if you know the lady i'm talking
about oh yeah i call her head and shoulders all
the time she's dying over here right now he's
choking on the cheese balls Oh, he's got good
ones. It's my favorite thing because my family
still goes to Limitless shows. And I have gotten,
I was told I had to mention this when they found
out that you were on the podcast tonight. I have
been getting quite the messages after every Limitless
show. Apparently you and my niece have the biggest
fucking feud going on right now in like crowd
history. Because I get it every time you're on
a Limitless show that my niece just absolutely
rips into you and Channing Thomas. And I was
told I had to mention it tonight. I hate her.
Like, I hate her. I don't even know who she is.
I hate her so much. How old is she? A little
about, I want to say, I don't even know. Dude,
I want to say she's eight. She's a little redhead,
fiery redhead. Oh, beat the shit out of her.
Yeah. I've never I've never lost a fight. to
an eight -year -old before hold on in relation
to that now that you said that uh when we were
referencing the papa bear story um that same
show was the night that actually you met my daughter
where she was sitting next to me in the back
row of the lunch show and you looked at her and
you said i've never lost a fight to a five -year
-old and i lost it i could i couldn't get in
there and see they're all canned lines like i've
said i've never lost a fight to enter child's
age And it's funny. Yeah, it's funny. It's always
funny. I get it after every Limitless show. I
get stories about how much she ripped into you.
And it started, I don't remember how many months
ago, but it started a few months ago where she
was ripping into you and chanting, and she brought
up the fact that I'd come back and beat the shit
out of both of you. And ever since then, every
time you guys come out, she runs her mouth to
the two of you, and I get messages about it every
time. Here's the thing. Here's the problem with
that. She's not going to fight me. She's going
to call you. What a chicken. Fight me, you kid.
I will kick that little girl in the face. Hard,
too. I'm sure that parents are going to see that.
Levi's mom's in the chat right now. I hear DC's
fucking dying. He specifically texted me earlier.
And was like, you have to bring up to Sydney
about the fact that it's your niece that's the
fiery redhead that talks shit to him every single
Limitless show. So I had to bring up while we
were talking about him shit -talking the crowd
about how much he gets into it with my niece
at every show. He literally made my kid cry before
the show. My niece is savage, bro. I was wrestling
with her since she was like two years old. So
my niece is savage. She will not cry. She will
let you have it just as much as you want to give
it to her. His niece has got him down to the
heel hook. Yeah, she ankle pick and takes me
down. Yeah, yeah. No, I love like... i would
i want a crowd full of a thousand kids every
show that's just fun to me and you know like
it's it's not ruined for kids so they know that
they you know the adult sees sydney and then
after the show they're like talking to me oh
brother that was good heat out there that little
girl comes up to me before the show and after
the show probably calling me an and a piece of
and everything else and it's the great that's
wrestling to me. Like it's not ruined for the
kids. So I work for them. I can, I can relate
to that. I mean, my last show, the one show that
I ran baby face for let's wrestle. I was out
back and I was changing up. I was relaxing after
the match and Alexander Lee came out back and
had to pull me to the floor. I had to throw my
shorts back on and pull me to the floor because
me and Dylan made kids cry. There were kids that
were crying at the fact that I had lost the match
because they were so into it. Oh, it's the best.
Like, it's a genuine reaction every time. Like,
you only get that from the kids and the special
needs. And those are the people that I want to
work for, you know? No, no, no. I get what you're
saying. Yeah, like, that's... that that's wrestling
you know everybody is so smart to what we do
and everything else but yet they don't get what
we actually do it's you know they're they're
jaded whereas the kids it's Oh, it's so much
fun. And they buy my merch. That little girl
probably has 8x10s of Sidney Vacabella all over
her ceiling. She probably does. Yeah. I do want
to say I think you and Channing have signed.
She currently is coming on shirt number three
of autograph signs because she brings a white
shirt for everybody to sign. I'm sure you and
Channing are somewhere around those two shirts.
You know, we actually have a rule because we
charge just for autographs, right? except if
it's a kid like if it's a kid we will always
sign it for free but we will we're gonna work
with the kid first a little bit and then they
get the uh they get it but yeah we've never charged
before to sign our name who are we you know but
yeah like we're gonna have some fun first it's
like i um i was at a show with a with a guy and
he's like never sign anything for free and i'm
like if a kid walks up to me and he wants me
to sign there like a t -shirt i'm not gonna sign
the t -shirt i mean whatever exactly five seconds
my time seriously you know those are just the
old jaded um of wrestling like they don't just
stop stop like sell your pictures sell your merch
and i sell i go heavy on selling my stuff but
like yeah i'm not or charging people to take
a picture with their phone like that's just crazy
to me yeah yeah walk around the table and take
the picture because they're gonna buy it they're
gonna buy another ticket next time because they
had a good time if you got you really yelling
at them you know and saying no and everything
that's just stupid and you're losing money no
Moving a little bit of into a segue, I have to
ask, because I've always been curious about this.
What is the origin behind the hair? Oh, it's
just what I was born with. You know, it's good.
No, so coming up, when I started at Chikara,
Mike Quackenbush reaches out to me and he's like,
you know, I want you to manage, but I don't want.
this come up with something different and I racked
my brain racked my brain finally I found out
that Quackenbush was a big uh Andy Kaufman fan
so right away I you know I order the hair I you
know I grow the mustache and everything else
and I send him a picture and I just say this
and he's all about it he was a hundred percent
in on it and you know but that's sort of where
the hair came from was just to get a job with
chikara um you know back in 2010 2011 2012 that
was a place you wanted to work so you know and
then i had so much fun doing this gimmick so
this is all i do now um yeah i i love it it always
it always I won't say surprises me, but it's
always amazing to see the fact that it gets a
pop every time. Every time. Without fail. Everybody
knows at this point. Everybody knows that it's
coming. And still, without fail, gets a pop.
And that's amazing. Every single time. To the
point where I'm sure the fans right now know
the spot that it is. It's like, oh, duck one.
fake the punch i flinch you pull the wig i cover
my boobies body slam done like and it works every
it's you know i i got like three spots like that
and they're my greatest hits and you know that
the underwear spot and you know it's there's
just always something that i can go back to every
time but man that wig spot always gets a pop.
It's like Joey Lawrence's whoa, you know, or
Al Bundy putting the hand in the pants. Like,
that's it. Bill Cosby with the roofies. Like,
it's always a big week, you know? I'm taking
a sip every time. It's just the perfect time.
Speaking of the wig spot, the VLC when it was
you and Tony, that was, oh my god, he put it
on and he's just looking around like, what's
up? For all of a sudden, Tony, we can just hear
Tony in that moment. I looked at Samuel Matthews
because it was me and him sitting at the first
session table. We're crying. We're laughing so
hard because we know. My goal on every show that
I'm on with anybody that was on TV is to try
to get them to do the one spot. We got Kurt Angle
to do it. That was... Huge, you know, so knowing
that Tony and all I knew was Tony was gonna be
there signing autographs. I didn't know anything
else so When I see that, I'm like, I've got to
get Tony to do the wig spot. And Channing dies
laughing. He's like, no, no, no. And now how
are we going to incorporate Tony into this? And
how does this make sense? And then it just all
made sense. But it didn't make sense. But it
made sense. And we got that moment. And Tony
was so on the fence about doing it. And then
I said. This is the building that Ali knocked
out Liston. What if you're standing over me like
Ali and Liston so we get that picture? And he
lit up. Like, he was so excited for that visual
in his head. He was down to do it. And, yeah,
we got a great, great. And that prop was loud
for that, too. Yeah. And how cool was that? I
know that some of these guys were at the show
watching it, but you were on the show. How cool
was that experience to be in a building like
that and have that many people and get to work
with Tony Atlas, get to do that spot with Tony?
How cool was that for you? Just another night,
brother. No, it's always cool. Limitless alone
is just always fun. there's some, it's the biggest
indie in the Northeast. Like it's the biggest
indie in New England. So just getting to work
there, you know, is a privilege, but then you,
you know, get these cool spots on these big shows.
And in the moment you're just working, like for
me anyways, I'm just working for that pop. I'm
just trying not to fuck up because now if I mess
up, I mess up and not in front of 100 people.
It's, you know, thousand people that see it.
And this is Limitless's big show. So, you know,
I was just more don't mess up and let's make
magic. And then it was afterwards. um when i
watched it back the first time i just watching
it on my phone i get this big smile on my face
and i'm like this is yeah that's we got tony
atlas to do the wig spot like that is cool and
i just just for everybody watching or listening
i don't mean to be solely focusing on like limitless
stuff and because i watch a lot of stuff it's
just it's easier for me to remember limitless
stuff because i was around for enough years and
saw you enough times so it's easier for me to
pull from that bank than it is for other shows
because you you are on a lot of shows up and
down the east coast and nine times out of ten
it's with channing so i don't know i i figure
you were probably around when he broke in the
business so how cool is it to see how far he's
come being one of your most infamous and and
best clients it's insane like i just we uh we
started talking because he i watched his match
And this is in Brockton, Mass. And he just reminded
me of Nick Bockwinkle. And I'm such a Nick Bockwinkle
mark. And it was like little things, little movements
and things like that. I loved it. So, you know,
we have this idea and we were going to do it
at Beyond Wrestling Uncharted Territory. And
that got pushed back and then they stopped doing
Uncharted Territory. So they started doing Wrestling
Open and we got to do it. But seeing how far
he's come, like. i just got him that little bit
you know at the beginning um just added that
little bit of credibility when people didn't
know him and everything else is channing thomas
that dude puts in the work he goes to like three
different wrestling schools um works four to
five days a week i can't keep up with that schedule
um and most promoters don't want me anyways like
yeah i'm a pain in the butt um so like you know
seeing Channing just the progression that he's
made where he is the standout in the Northeast
right now like that is it's cool and I'm just
such a small part because all people see is what's
in the ring and what we put in front of them
perception is reality but in reality chinning
thomas puts in so much work into wrestling always
thinking always working like the guy's 225 legit
like he is solid and you know i see the stuff
he eats and i'm like i'd rather be happy um you
know that i don't know yeah But now just seeing
his progression, though, it's amazing because
I've seen it in guys in the past and I see where
they ended up in wrestling. And like his trajectory
is really, really good based on my very limited,
you know, experience in wrestling because I don't
have the experience of like a Pat Patterson or
Jim Ross. Like I'm just an indie guy. So, you
know, seeing. the guys that i know and worked
with when they were young seeing channing thomas
now like it's he's gonna be a millionaire it's
funny too because i remember channing um like
i've been i've only been doing this about six
years so it's like some of the guys like like
a channing and stuff i remember when they were
like you know just barely coming up and he was
like the natural channing thomas he had the blonde
hair and you know it's like so it's funny watching
him timmy thunder days i did i was i started
a little after timmy thunder but i do remember
the name and i just like just watching him his
trajectory going up and up and up and up and
he's just like you know because like like you
said you watch him go from kind of what he was
what he is he's probably one of the hottest prospects
in new england right now yeah like i evidently
i was on channing thomas's first show and i don't
remember him at all um he he said he told me
about it and i'm like was i an to you and he's
like no no you weren't and i'm like okay great
like perfect because i have no recollection of
him see that's the thing that's the thing is
the first time that a lot of people meet you
when it's not in gimmick they will always say
that you were the most genuine like speaking
person and i can i can relate to that like that
because the first time i ever had an interaction
with you it was a couple years ago and it was
outside of just like being in the show and the
first thing we talked about was like deathmatch
wrestling yeah i love that i remember that you
were talking about tremont Yeah, because Tremont
is my whole match that I won. We had a conversation
about that, and I was like, I had no idea Sidney
Bacabella was a Deathmatch guy. Oh, my God. I
worked for IWA Mid -South. That was my first
Deathmatch. It was at Mid -South. 2003 to 2009.
Oh, so you were there at the peak. I had all
the good shit. You had the good shit. You can
go back and watch me TPI 04. I am in every single
match on TPI 04, TPI 05, I think TPI 06. Oh,
shit. And then I went, I started managing after
that. And Ian Rotten gave me the worst guys to
ever manage. You guys ever hear of CJ Otis? No
one else has either. Don't worry. CJ Otis? Yeah.
He's like, kid. i'm bringing in a guy from japan
i'm gonna have you manage here i am thinking
it's like onida or someone like really cool no
no it i don't even remember the guy's name um
he wasn't good though like he he like yeah it
was so bad oh my god i i ruined the story because
i don't know the guy's name that i managed but
he was just so bad um yeah oh You know who it
was? It was Ryuji Ito. I don't know if you guys
know him, but... Somebody get Johnny Torres on
the phone. Yeah, let me get Torres on the phone.
Oh, Ryuji Ito had this match at Torracon Hall.
That was perfect. That was perfect. Like, I need
water when I do a Johnny Torres impersonation.
Him and Top Shell Troy Nelson are the – it's
like the commentary team that shouldn't be good,
and it's freaking amazing because you got Johnny,
and then you got Top Shell Troy. Well, Johnny,
right now we're going to go get a big badge.
Yeah, it's completely the opposite, and it's
just amazing. It's funny because I could not
tell you what show I first met you on, but I
can distinctly remember. you were, you had the,
I, it had to have been one of the Halloween shows.
Cause you weren't dressed like, you had like
the, the old, old, like WWF type of like shirt
on. I had no idea who you were. I just, I just,
you know, said, hi, you know, said I did all
the things like, like you normally would. And
then three hours later, when you came out, I
went. Oh, that's who that fucking was. That's
how I normally dress. I wore a Mr. Fuji shirt
to the office today. That's fantastic. It's funny
because me and Dylan reference it all the time.
We had the same thing with Lince Dorado when
we had his seminar because he didn't come in
as Lince. He came in as... not like behind lindsay
and we didn't know who he was and he just slid
in he was so soft -spoken and nice and he just
slid in he was like hey you guys here for the
seminar and just started going and me and dylan
were both going who we thought it was a chaos
kid yeah we were like who the fuck is this and
then it and then it like hit both of us and we
went oh shit that's lindsay dorado yeah i had
the exact opposite with uh with dan housing who
just came out of his car in gimmick just drove
to the venue and then came out and in gimmick
was like oh hey how's it going buddy he goes
hi hello everyone always like yeah he and i talked
about that like we are always in gimmick no matter
what and it's great but no i really appreciate
you saying that you know um about how kind i
am and giving about my time because i'll show
up early and there are students there I want
to give my time. Like, I want to, you know, I
want you to, I want people to look at me unlike
how they look at the bitter veterans. you know
like i we can we can also be cool you know like
you don't have to be doing wrestling for 20 years
and be a jerk you could be like really cool and
understand that wrestling evolves and give your
time like it you can do that you don't have to
be bitter about wrestling if you are just quit
like it's not it's not for you yeah exactly i
do i do wish i hadn't sat down and talked promo
stuff with you more earlier on when i was less
comfortable cutting outlandish like just saying
off the cuff off my head shit because i feel
like you could have been somebody that i'd gotten
a lot of advice and gotten to the point where
i feel more comfortable where i am now saying
outlandish shit to people and saying stuff like
reference making references in my promos than
i was starting out Yeah, no, I wish you would
have too. I, you know, my, my biggest advice
on promos is I see a lot of guys like writing
it down on their phone. And then we see them
looking at their phone, remembering, you know,
their promo. And to me, that's not real. Like,
you know, you're now just memorizing something
in your head. Yeah. Yeah. That's not wrestling.
you know like you can obviously have bullet points
but don't recite like that's a play i don't do
plays like i i do wrestling where you know it's
like that last you know the last string to vaudeville
essentially and you know it's on the fly and
it's it's organic and we we bring in the crowd
and get those reactions. I don't work for the
camera. Like, will I do certain things to make
sure I'm in front of the camera? Absolutely.
But 90 % of the time it's, it's for those people
that pay their money. Like, I want people to
remember me. Yeah. Yeah. It's like, I'm not great
at promos. I will be 100 % admit that. Better
than me. I also talked for a living for five
years, so it helped. If I shoot one, it's the
same thing. I just like going off the cuff. I'm
like, okay, I know what I got to talk about.
I'll get to the point, but just let me get there.
Think of yourself as a taxi driver. You know
how to drive. You know where you're going. It's
your job to get where the person wants to go.
And that is the magic of wrestling. If you're
reciting a line, that's somebody else's promo.
You know, like if you're reciting a whole script
and everything, that's that other person's promo.
I've been handed promos and I'm like, Sydney
would never say this. Like this isn't, and you
know, like I work with the booker and Hey, I
got to change this. Like, you know, that it doesn't.
doesn't work for me brother you know like it
but it doesn't and i need to protect my gimmick
above all else or else you know now it's someone
else actually i gotta i gotta say this so speaking
the first time i'm meeting you the first time
i actually met you um you were doing something
a little different in the wrestling world it
wasn't sydney at the moment it was your other
personality you could say joey eastman oh yeah
i could say joey i was typically rounded okay
okay yeah he's in rehab right now he's in rehab
right now yeah joey's was in rehab all right
so um it was the night of uh alexander lee training
on msp i was actually security that night oh
my god what a time thing i've ever done oh my
god that was just the crowd wanted to murder
all of you and like i remember looking at dave
dyer and uh mac daniels and a couple of other
and a couple of others we're all blacks we're
all security i'm like we're gonna have to walk
them out of here they're gonna get stabbed yeah
i've sold them out oh yeah yeah And when we get
you outside, the promo you just did on us was
just like, ah. I think it was Randy that was
on the pod, and we watched that clip because
we were talking about that. And we watched the
clip of you guys outside cutting that promo to
the camera as, like, the crowd was coming in
behind. Yeah. They were pissed. And, you know,
when I say it's the most offensive thing, for
five hours, I was outside the building in the
mask. with headphones on, acting like I was special
needs. I was walking up to the wrestlers on the
show, asking them for autographs. I took a picture,
you guys, so you could post it. I'm not bullshitting
you. i took a picture with christian casanova
while he was taking a piss and he had no idea
that it was me he was so angry about it that
i just take my phone while he's taking a leak
at the urinal can i have a picture and i snapped
the picture with him like it was ridiculous yeah
look at this public photo that i can find and
pull up i um i think it's on my facebook okay
yeah of Christian taking a pee and I just take
a picture with him because I'm like, what would
the most annoying fans do? I can be a fan for
five hours. I'm going to be the worst fan. Every
wrestler, the people that were sitting next to
me, every person that came out, I would say,
is that a good guy or a bad guy? Is that a good
guy or a bad guy? Every single person. That is
my kid at every show, no matter what. See, like,
yes, it was awesome. And my best friend is Max
Smashmaster. And he was on commentary that night.
And he, you can, like, you can see me on hard
camera, just like going, I was doing this on
entrances and everything else. Like, it was ridiculous.
and he is laughing the entire time and yeah and
then we do the big heel turn it's like oh that
that guy's an everyone's like that tracks yeah
it does yes like i didn't go in the locker room
but on that show um the boys had to use the bathroom
with um with the fans so like i would i was just
now messing with the talent like no one knew
it was me except uh randy alexander lee max smashmaster
and like a couple of others no one else knew
it was me and that's what made it special i i
have to admit i actually knew because alexander
lee told me he's like make sure nothing happens
to him and i was like yes i was going off yeah
i was yeah yeah i i was kind of hovering not
too far from you for part of that show just make
sure did you happen to work with brandon kirk
prior to doing stuff like that no no no um i
just knew he was a deathmatch guy and i love
death matches um i i'll be the first person to
like you know i i i broke in the business around
guys like necro butcher madman pondo like you
know They're still going to this day. They're
going to this day. It's insane. It's crazy. Guys
like Brain Damage and Deranged, those were the
guys. I got to appreciate, now I see a lot of
stuff that I cringe at, but I'm like, wrestling
evolves. I'm not doing it. Have fun. Actually,
hold on. That actually leads to a question here
we got, so I'll pop this one up for you. Oh,
yeah. Question for Sidney. Wildest moment you've
been a part of or witnessed in your career? Oh,
my God. I was in the locker room the night Ian
Rotten beat up Insane Lane. I saw him get kicked
out. God, the wildest. There's been so many.
I just have to paraphrase. Insane Dick Lane?
No, no, no, no, no. Okay. No, no, no. It was
about his dick. Like, this was all about his
dick. Okay. No, no. Insane Lane was an Alabama
deathmatch guy. Okay. He was a cool dude. He
was great. Such a nice guy. Did something stupid.
Got beat up for it. Came back years later. Years
later. Yes. There's so many wild moments like
in the ring. I would probably have to go towards
fan fights because those are just, you never
know when they're going to happen. And my adrenaline
goes from like five to 30 as soon as it gets
real. You know, so a lot of fan fights. I did
hit a pregnant woman in the ring years ago. The
wrestling company AAW in Chicago, it was part
of an angle. And she wanted to bump for me. And
I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. So
my infinite, very green wisdom was like, well,
why didn't I duct tape you to the ropes and hit
you in the head so that way you can't bump? And
that's what we did, but that got a lot of heat.
Yeah, it led to the first sellout of the Berwyn
Eagles Club. We did a TLC match. Yeah, I was
in the main event of the very first sellout of
the Berwyn Eagles Club. Man, that Chicago time
is crazy. That building is used and abused. It
is. it used to be aaw that ran there and then
uh the the guy that runs i don't know who owns
the building but chuck like is the head of the
eagles so i think so chuck is in charge and he's
like well i want to make this like a wrestling
arena for all the wrestling and we're just like
no don't do that like you'll ruin it and sure
enough everybody draws like 40 people when you
run there now like Yeah, it's not good. Danny
D 'Amato ran in it and then lost the building
and then got the building back. Yeah, it's great.
Like, I don't know. It's okay to have one, maybe
two run in a building. But when you have a show,
yeah, it's every weekend. There's a show at the
Berlin Eagles Club, and it ruins it because you
can't differentiate the AAW from the squared
circle megastars. Yeah. Go on IWTV, and chances
are the show that you're watching is going to
be in the Perwin Eagles Club. Yeah, if it's from
Chicago, yes. There's a building in Jersey like
that, too, that I worked in, because I worked
two separate companies in Jersey, and I worked
in the same building both times. Ridgefield Park?
That might be it. Is that where Magic runs? I
think so, yeah. Yeah, that's it. I never worked
there. I watched it the first time. And I was
like, hey, this is cool. And when we went down
for another show, I was like, this is the exact
same building. My other favorite one is the H2O
Center gets used and abused by every promotion
in Jersey. I wrestled for H2O a couple years
ago, and I was like, oh, but everyone runs a
game. During COVID, Beyond ran these secret shows.
And they filmed like, I think it was seven episodes
in one day. So the last episode was Matthew Justice
against someone. I forget who it was. But it
was like watching – oh, Matthew Justice against
Slade. And it was like watching a snuff film.
It's 11 o 'clock in an industrial park. Like
it's an ice storm outside, and they are killing
each other. And then they broke the door. of
uh matt tremont's place and now the big bad door
no not the the the side door besides the door
oh no yeah tremont was pissed but like yeah i've
i've worked there i did a uh camp leapfrog show
um at the h2o building as well and that's funny
because it was during covid and i'm like okay
i'll do it but this is how much money i need
they had to get two sponsors shout out to versace
stoner by the way for what being one of them
but um yeah they had to get two sponsors just
to pay for me that's because yeah i'm like i'm
not driving to southern new jersey from new hampshire
for free i'm not doing it right no no yeah yeah
It's like when people are like, oh, you guys
are from Maine. Sure, come on down. We'll give
you 20 bucks. I'm like, you realize how big Maine
is, right? Yeah. It takes me almost four hours
to get out of the state. Oh, my God. Those Herman
shows kill me. Like, I hate Herman, Maine. It's
such a nice venue, though. It is. It's beautiful.
it's always worth it to go, but it's like that
last hour of the drive. I'm like, Oh my God,
I've been driving for four hours. I'm only in
Maine. Yeah. If I went the opposite direction,
I'd be in New York city. Like, yeah, man, if
I knew, if I knew you were in New Hampshire,
we should have, we should have just started fucking
ride sharing up to those shows. It would have
saved us a lot of time. Right? Are you in New
Hampshire? No, I was in Southern Maine. So you
probably went right through somewhere where we
could have met up. Probably. Because we had basically
the same drive because Herman was about a four
-hour drive from me where I was at in Southern
Maine. Yeah, it's miserable. I always stop at
the truck stop in Kittery. I always get my Popeyes
every time. They got rid of the Starbucks, though.
I think it's at the Dunks now, right? It's a
dunk. It's Maine. Poor people. Yo, I get dunky
boot because of that. Don't you diss my Tim Hortons.
I get dunky boot and callous because of that.
He comes out, he's a dunky, he's dressed as a
dunky. And I turned and looked at the crowd,
I'm like, you know, he's the reason Tim Hortons
is going out of business. And the crowd, I watched
it work for a second, and I saw the crowd go.
wait he's right awesome that the only time i
ever went to tim hortons was in maine um i was
it was a tour of seboldi with and you know those
nwa on fire tours were just they were something
else but i didn't so the seboldis would always
room like six people together it was miserable
so i found the ultimate hack on those shows which
was travel with rick fuller rick fuller got his
own room so i got to stay with rick fuller he
got a double bed and i would stay with rick fuller
and it was awesome but there was one night we're
looking for something we stopped at tim hortons
i'd never had it and it's downpouring rain and
he looks at me and he goes you know a young boy
would have gone and gotten the car for me. And
I look at him and I run out to the car. I pull
the car right up to the side door and Rick Fuller
gets in. He's like, that's a good young boy.
And that was it. Like, that's what you did. It's
Rick. Rick Fuller gave me a room like, you know,
and I didn't have to sleep with Jason Rumble.
Like it was awesome. Funny you mention that.
When I first started, like a year into doing
shows, I was going to New England Pro Wrestling
Academy, and it would be like me, Tim Lennox,
and like a few other guys, and we would drive
from Massachusetts, and we would go all the way
to Machias to wrestle, which is like the most
coastal. Machias, Maine, yeah. And he would put
all of us in like a two bedroom, like a motel
in the middle of nowhere, five minutes from the
venue. And we did that for like a year straight.
And I was just like, all right, this is getting
a little crazy. Yeah. I got it good because A,
I was with Fuller and B, we only did the, Savoldi
was smart. He ran during school vacation. yeah
so like he would run every single night so you
had six nights of work working those tours like
every night we were like indian island machias
we were all over the place and herman was smart
And, like, that's the thing is I haven't done
those in years and years. So now when I do Herman,
I'm like, oh, my God, I'm in the middle of nowhere.
Like, this is crazy. And still haven't seen a
moose. Like, still have never seen a moose. They
don't exist. Like, they're not real. You're like
all the Jersey boys that don't believe in the
moose. Yeah, they don't. Same with Chaos. I've
argued with her about it, too. Same with Chaos,
Pete Corvus. All you got to do, I'm not joking.
Go up to Crown of Maine. Go up to a Crown of
Maine show. You have to go up Route 11, but you
got to go at dawn or dusk because that's when
they're going to hang out on the side of the
road. Usually they like to lick the salt off
the road or eating the buzz off the trees. Typically,
when you see a moose, you don't really want to
see the moose because you'll be driving. I've
only seen a moose once when I was like 10 or
11 and I wasn't even in Maine. I was going through
the mountains in New Hampshire. There was evidently
a few years ago, a moose on my street and my
kid comes in and he's like, there was a moose
on our street. I just drove by and it's right
outside. I'm like, okay, this is my moment. I'm
going to see this moose. Let's go. I want to
wrestle the moose. Like, I don't know what I'm
going to do with this moose, but I want to see
this moose. I go outside. The moose is completely
gone. Yeah. Good night, buddy. I love you. My
kid's going to bed. He's naked though. He's not
really naked. Don't worry. He's not. April fools.
I'm the one not wearing pants. I was actually
kind of worried about that because I realized
today was April 1st. I'm like, oh my God, I bet
you he's fucking ribbing us. I bet you he's fucking
ribbing us and he's not going to actually be
on. You're such a big name too. So Kat texted
earlier. He was like, I just realized it's April
1st. I really hope people don't think we're ribbing
them about Sydney actually being on the show
tonight and people actually show up to watch
it. Yes, hello to the folks that have showed
up. In between 7 and 10 for the past, like, this
whole hour we've been live. I'm a draw. I'm a
draw. Look at that. I'm a huge draw. No, funny
story. When I came upstairs to test all the equipment
and everything else, I'm like, wouldn't it be
the best April Fool's joke if I just went to
bed right now? But no, because then I got to
see you guys at Limitless, and then I'd feel
like a jerk. Like, Sidney, come on, brother.
Hey, buddy, how's it going? Get cornered by all
three of them. Like, hey. Did you guys see that
Ethan Scott is here? I saw that. He's been here
the whole time? He's been in Washington the whole
time. What a guy. Ethan Scott. Do you know I
kissed Ethan Scott on the mouth? Whoa. No, we
did not know that. The footage exists. It was
the night Channing won the world title at the
Vacationland Cup a couple of years ago. So I
do this thing. You can't. It's not out there.
Harry has it. No. Like it was just like a an
edit because no one knew what I was going to
do except me. So I do this thing where I call
Ethan Scott Sam Latourna and I call Sam Latourna
Ethan Scott. Like I'll look at Sam Latourna and
just go, Ethan Scott, you need to shave your
face. Yeah, it's great. So Sam Latourna, I'm
so happy right now. I could kiss you and I grab
Ethan Scott and I just kiss him right on the
lips. And that was it. That's fucking amazing.
Was that during the live show? No, it was during
the backstage promo. Oh, okay. I didn't know
if it was during the live show that you caught
it. No, because I would have seen that. I would
have seen that. It's so funny because when I
think to Limitless stuff, I've never gotten the
chance to work Limitless. I want to know who
the other two people are. He's probably one of
them. Even Scott is a whore. You guys notice
how he didn't switch the names on that one? I
love it. It's funny because I never got the chance
to work for Limitless as an active competitor,
but I did security for the longest time and I
was always there at the shows. And two of my
all -time favorite security moments for myself
and Limitless both have to do with you and Channing.
One of them is Channing winning the title, Channing
cheating the title from Rip before he left for
grind or before he left for Japan. Sorry, because
I'm the one that held the title because we didn't
bother walking the title all the way to the back
and I was gear runner. So even hands me the title
and I just stood in the corner holding the title
as it went on. And then when Channing did it,
I looked up at Nate Speckman and I went, I don't
want to give this to you. This is the hardest
thing I've ever done in my life. I don't want
to give this to you. And then... The other one
I've talked about on here before is I think it
might've been that same show. Even when rip crashed
your guys's merch signing, when you took over
the ring and all those, there were all the people,
all the, all those students that rip cleared
out. And then I was the one that Randy sent into
the ring to clear out your guys's merch. So I
was the one cleaning the merch and rip, rip walks
is celebrating over here. And I'm in the middle
trying to get rid of your eight by 10, you bullshit
eight by tens and rip walks over. and just stares
down at me and i just go and he just goes better
start running boy and i just grabbed a big handful
and slid out of the ring i went nope that and
i threw you guys the out of the way i was like
nope yeah not dying today no the only uh the
only bad moment that i ever had at limitless
was um when i beat up the fan like that was it
um It was my second time back at Limitless. So
I cut the promo with Channing. And then it was
the next show. And the dude just walks up behind
me and pulls off my wig. And that's all my heat.
So now it's fair game. You touched me. And I
tackle him, took him down, elbow right in the
face. And then I'm just punching until Channing
pulls me off. Uh, yeah, there's a hundred percent
footage of that one. Yeah. I remember that happening.
I was like, I don't remember like going after
him. I don't remember. I just remember Channing
pulling me off, like, you know, saying my real
name and you know, like, you know, and I'm like,
and of course I do this at the end. I did nothing
wrong. I didn't do anything. And. yeah randy
was hot about that one because it was like what
the hell's going on and i'm like no he touched
me like you know and then it turns out he was
just really really drunk and it was his first
time there um they all apologized and everything
else like i don't know i just don't want to be
touched and like yeah no no yeah um we had one
like that last show too last show i was at too
where the guy was like really drunk and being
stupid about things we're like bro yeah shows
we have down in portland uh for Larry. They're
all drunk people and it's like 200, 250 super
drunk people. You got this one dude about 7 foot,
7 foot 2, big lumberjack looking dude and you
got me and Alexander Lee sitting in the corner
looking at him going, should we do something
about it? Probably not unless he actually tries
to get in the ring. I'd be like, cool, because
I don't want to fuck with this. They don't know
how to get in the ring. So that's the thing is
they don't know how to get in the ring. So that's
where you go. And you just hope for the best.
Yeah, but no, it was funny because I tackled
this dude and just took him right down. And it
was like Mike Singletary on the 85 Bears. Just
rock him, take him down, and then just start
raining elbows. It was definitely something else.
Oh, man. I hope that never happens again. yeah
no i mean it shouldn't like i i we say that we
say all the time like we get we're entertainers
we're out there to entertain and you know good
guy bad guy we're out there to do our thing like
don't get me wrong i don't mind fans coming up
give me hugs and stuff and like high fives what
it's like that's fine but don't grab me when
i'm not expecting it because that's that's a
good way to i'm generally a very chill guy but
if you grab me wrong and i don't know you're
behind me i'm throwing an elbow behind me yeah
i don't find me you know i see red i do death
matches i see red and i'm i'm coming after you
if you touch me you know you always hear stories
about like oki shakina how he got knifed when
he was walking to the back like you know there
are all these guys that have been stat and bobby
heenan you know like was stabbed i'm the closest
to the action the wrestlers are in the ring i'm
the one getting the most heat yeah and i'm the
closest to them so my back is to them like it
is there's a lot of trust that goes on and you
know there are times where i don't feel comfortable
with standing in front of someone you gotta find
that right side well i'll ask security i'll just
be like hey stand here watch my back yeah and
nothing ever happens but it could so there's
a lesser chance with having that extra security
i mean for sure it feels like a cornet how many
times this cornet told stories about walking
down and getting hit by batteries or cups of
you know stuff and he's like you know he's like
there's times that in south carolina we were
close to being stabbed or you know people pull
knives on us and if you notice whenever i walk
to the ring i do this I'm lagging now, but I'm
doing this, right? Yeah. And that's because if
people are throwing stuff, there's a better chance
of it not hitting my head. Yeah. So, you know,
I'll always walk like, especially when there's
a lot of heat, like the second time that we won
the title and people are throwing trash and people
are genuinely angry at us. I'm like, okay, let's
bring it up to a fever pitch. and then get the
hell out of here because we've got to go yeah
so yeah it's awesome quick funny story about
heat like that actually uh when mjf won the title
um the fans were throwing everything in the ring
and alexander lee leans over to me he's like
go make sure no one throws anything they're not
supposed to throw like likewise like make sure
no one throws chairs i'm like what am i gonna
do to stop that yeah what are you gonna do yeah
no i love i love all that main stuff like maine
is just different because you get half of the
crowd are smart fans half of the crowd are not
smart fans yeah and they just love their wrestling
and it's awesome like You can work up there and
they appreciate it just as much as they would
the flips and, you know, the hard strikes and
the 720 DDTs. It's all the same. Like, you know,
like they're happy to see anything. And it's
because Randy turned main around with limitless
wrestling. Like, you know, there was always,
there was that stigma when I came out to the
East coast, like just stay away from me, you
know, like it's not good. And now it's very good.
So it's awesome to see that. And everybody wants
to work there. What I do like, and speaking of
that, what I do like about Womenless is there
is a number of different styles. Like you're
Alec. alec price who him and um i forget the
kid he worked last show uh not last year but
the show before they were they were flying they're
flipping flip flip flop and it was night was
thank you yeah i think that was it yeah and that
was a fantastic fun match to watch but then you
get like zack patterson and um uh uh uh land
shark i can't think of his name but yeah Conan
Lycan? Yeah. Conan Lycan. Yeah, their stuff wasn't
flippy. It was hard hitting. And it's like, so
you get like this great mixture of like styles.
And I like that because the way I'm built for
wrestling is I don't flip. That's not who I am.
I throw, you know, I throw strikes and I suplex.
That's what I do. So I like watching that style
because I'm like, I like being able to pick at
it. So I'm kind of like, it's cool to be able
to see multiples of different styles come at
it. And that's, I think what you just said with
Limitless, it gives us all that. It's not just
like, you know. Like you get, even Channing is
got a completely different style from a lot of
guys. Cause Channing's more of an old school
wrestler compared to like, you know, like, like
an Alec again, I'll use Alec once more time.
Alec's more like modern where he's, he does a
lot more of the athletic high flying stuff where
Channing's more of like, um, almost like Von
Erich type. Yes. So the, uh, the reason why the
AWA in 82 and 83 was bigger than the WWE was
because of that same formula. Vern Gagne gave
you everything. So he would bring in Andre the
Giant as the attraction. But then you had Nick
Bockwinkle as the world champion. You had Greg
Gagne and Jim Brunzel doing the high spots. Like
you had Jerry Crusher Blackwell that was killing.
Baron Von Raschke was the gimmick. Mad Dog Vashon
was like, you know, the amateur with Vern Gagne.
Like it was everything. And that's why they were
successful. And I really. Lichen, Limitless,
A to old IWA Mid -South and AAW, but also even
going older is that old AWA where it's just everything.
crowd appreciates it all because they're seeing
alex price being the most special guy on the
indies and then they're seeing channing thomas
working this you know what i'll say wwe type
style that's really really good and you're getting
everything in between so it's just awesome right
it really is that's why and i've talked about
it before that's why i appreciate my move out
here because out here is so lucha heavy because
we're so close to places like Texas and Mexico
and places like that. So out here, it's very
lucha heavy. And when that's why, when I came
out here, I always like in my style more to a
Brian Danielson or, um, a Malachi black or a
low key or Anthony Henry. I've picked Anthony
Henry's brain on every show I can find him on
because I absolutely love Anthony Henry. And
when I came out here, I was the only person doing
that style. Cause you got lucha or you got the,
the death match or you got the hard hitting.
There was nobody that was blending the submission
and the chaining and the hard hitting and all
that together until I came out here. So I was
able to reestablish and stand out out here because
of that exact reason where the fans were so used
to one thing. And then there's comes to one guy
that comes in and gives them something completely
different that they have never seen. Yeah. Yeah.
It's, it's special. Hey, there's my cat. His
name is Al Darusha. I named him after the old
producer of the AWA. He heard the AWA talk, and
he came up. He's like, I got to go check this
out, kid. There he is. Yeah, get out of here.
Nobody wants to see your butthole. Go away. Go.
Well, I know that your time is precious. Yeah,
I've got to get up. I'm going to go get some
ice cream cake and sit in my underwear, and I'm
going to watch Below Deck. That's my plan. There
we go. What does Cindy Bacabella do? Watches
Below Deck and his ice cream. I'm going to have
some more cookies and watch some more Stargate.
I am going to training, actually. That's what
I'm about to do after this. Training. You don't
need training. Watch a Coco Beware match. I got
shows coming up. I'm working Vegas in a couple
weeks. I got training to do. Nice, nice. Before
you head out, do you want to put some plugs out
there? You know where to find me. Just go on
all the social media. But look, I will say this.
We got something cooking right now. We're going
to sell out Lewiston, okay? And that's how I'm
going to end this. Me, we're selling out Lewiston.
Yeah, we're cooking something up good. It's going
to be awesome. I can't wait. Perfect. Thank you
so much for jumping on, buddy. Yeah, thank you
very much for being here. Thank you for having
me. This has been fun. Trip down memory lane.
Got to talk about IWA Mid -South. Got to talk
about beating up fans. Like, this is great. You
definitely got to do a part two. Got to talk
about Ethan Scott being a whore. He's not a whore,
he's a slut. Ethan's on the floor laughing right
now. He's crying himself to sleep. He is. In
urine. Alright, guys. You can tell that little
red -headed girl to shut up and go to bed. She
has school tomorrow or else I'll punch her in
the face. Sunday school? Nope. Wow. I don't know
what day of the weekend is anymore. I love it.
All right, gentlemen. Thank you very much for
having me. I appreciate you. Take care. Bye.
Have a good one. Bye. Oh, my God. That was great.
That was awesome. I hate that I spent most of
the podcast trying to find all that shit, though.
i feel like i dominated a little bit on that
one but that's okay i'm okay i knew letting sydney
roll would let my brain start rolling yeah yeah
because it was literally he started talking and
then my brain started rolling and i just was
coming up with questions because cat you weren't
here but i couldn't find my interview book i
have no idea what i did with it so i don't have
the original questions it's good just to shoot
off the shit like um sydney started going and
i was like well okay well there's this question
there's this question i was like there's this
talk about it was great i love podcast guests
i can actually do that and i like that you guys
are here too because it's like it makes it easier
because i'm not i'm not really uh like i don't
know a lot of limitless stuff i was here a lot
longer a lot later like the rest of us Like I
said, I didn't want to solely focus, and I'm
glad we segued away from it for a little bit
there where we were talking more about other
stuff because I didn't want to solely focus on
Limitless. It's just easier for me to retain
stuff that I was in the building for than stuff
that I've watched online. Yeah, absolutely. Well,
I do have to go to training. I was going to say,
we're going to end the podcast here, guys. We're
going to throw a plug. Do your plugs. Plugs.
Plugs. You can find me. I'm Dylan Nix. I'm going
to go first because I'm right here. Damn it.
I was going to say, what the fuck? You can go
last, you motherfucker. No, I'm pointing at myself.
I will do mine quickly. So you can find me on
all social media platforms at D -O -T -D Nix.
That's D -O -T -D N -I -X. That is YouTube, all
that fun stuff. You can find me all those places.
I also have a TikTok, so you can find me there.
Prostatease .com slash D -O -T -D Nix. You can
find me in the only place for the wild t -shirts.
I have a new, new design. Logo coming out soon.
Very cool stuff. It's very monocle based actually.
And I think y 'all love it. Big shout out to
Casey who drew it up for me. They are awesome.
How much did you pay for it? $30. And I got to
pay them tomorrow for it. Because I get paid
tomorrow. Yes. Um, so we got that coming out.
Uh, you can find me this weekend, uh, April 5th,
5th. Yes. April 5th. We'll be up at the wild.
We'll be up at crown of Maine, uh, beating up
on the pathway once again, because we can never
seem to fucking escape each other. So the wild
versus pathway. Once again, I broke Lee Miller
on his own account. That was funny as all hell.
If you guys read that today, that was funny.
Uh, go check it out. If you haven't found it,
follow lights out Lee Miller on Facebook, find
it. I broke him. It was great. I didn't do anything
either. That's the best part. Then coming up
after that, there is MPW. I will be at, but I
will not be working, but I'll be there. MEW is
this month too, is it not? Yes, no, maybe. Ring
Wars is coming up sometime soon. Oh, hey, look
at that. Okay, now I get a calendar. All right,
so we've got... Do you need my help here? Yeah,
I'm on drugs. So the next weekend, we got MEW
and Global that is in Surrey? Where is it? I
don't know. Where? Sumner. Sumner. There we go.
And then Global and Harrington. The weekend after
that, MPW, the 18th. MPW and Skowhegan. And NAWA
down in... Oh, there we go. Why didn't you just
bring that up to begin with? I want to use it.
Jesus Christ, Kat. I want you to struggle. Let
me struggle! Fucking big Kat. Anyway, so that's
my stuff. Moving on. Uh, you can find me on all
social media platforms at Levi Spade one. That
is Instagram. That is Facebook. That is YouTube.
That is ticker talker land. Um, you can of course
always find me. Uh, it's pretty much pro wrestling.
Our next show is coming up on April 13th. As
you can see, that will be at the Roxy theater
and also live on trailer TV, T R I L L E R dot
TV. Uh, watch me. I still don't know what I'm
doing, but I'm sure I'll know by a Friday. Uh,
and then of course, um, my biggest thing coming
up is. Friday, April 18th is Primo's pro wrestling
in Las Vegas. So I will be there Thursday night
into Friday and we'll be there all day on Saturday.
So I will be checking out more shows down in
Vegas and networking and doing all the fun stuff.
So if you're in Vegas, try and find me, hit me
up, text me, booking, book me, do all those fun
things. I'll be there. Yeah. Brainbustertease
.com slash Levi Spade. I'm going to try and pump
out some new merch. I've got, I've got a bunch
of designs in the works. I just haven't actually
gotten around to. getting them completed and
cemented and, and put out there. So, um, yeah,
you can always, Oh, twitch .tv slash tears, gaming,
T Y R S G A M M I N G. Twitch .tv slash tears
gaming. I don't know what, not too easy. Isn't
it? I don't know what the hell just happened
to my brain. Twitch .tv slash tears, gaming,
T Y R S G A M M I N G. If you want to follow
me when I'm not, uh, Levi Spade and I am. instead
my other persona playing and bullshitting with
my friends so that would be awesome please drop
a follow i am very close to affiliate for the
first time in i have been doing twitch for four
years and i've still not hit affiliate so please
uh please drop a follow if you're not following
me already i would love to hit affiliate jp you
can catch me at jp o'reilly on youtube uh probably
probably x2 red tube you Okay, enough of that.
Wow. I'm kidding. You find me at JPRally on probably
Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook. Upcoming
events. I'm going to bring that back up here.
Because you don't even know either. No, I do.
It's just a lot better than usual. Dude, I'll
be legit. If it wasn't for Sam, I wouldn't know
most of my dates. I only know my dates because
currently Primo's is my normal full time booking
and they have this nice little thing that they
made for the year so this is the only reason
I have my dates memorized I might steal that
Oh, sorry, JP. Fuck you. I'm interrupting you.
May 24th and 25th. The Rick House Theater also
live on. Why did I call it the theater? The Rick
House also live on Triller TV is the Alpha 9.
That will be officially my one year with Primo's
working live shows with them since I debuted
with them at the Alpha 9. Well, technically,
I had a block party with them, but my official
show was at the Alpha 9 last year. So I am trying
to promote that as well because I want more people
to tune in to see me celebrate my one year with
Primo's at the Alpha 9. Well, there. all right
you can find me my next event will actually be
the 18th at main premier wrestling uh for the
first time since i have uh gained the mpwr core
title back in august of last year i will finally
be defending it for the first time ever and it's
going to be against Someone you'll find out later.
I can't talk about it yet. Other than that, after
the 18th, my next event is going to be Geno's
May 9th in Portland. A little special thing going
on there. Funny enough is I know the band that
is going to be playing at Geno's for the show.
And I may or may not have a special treat with
the band involved for. said match so it'll be
quite interesting um later on down the road um
confirmed for sure uh ring wars 4 um may 30th
will be the joey glitz memorial rumble two rings
35 individuals um i'm pretty sure i'll be somewhere
in that possibly um Who knows what will happen.
As well as the next night, I know for sure is
and confirmed as MEW May 31st. I know I'll be
making my return there. I had a tag team match
last show with a guy who was pretty cool. Something
tells me it might be teaming again. So we'll
see where that takes us. But yeah, those are
the dates so far that are confirmed. Where was
Ring Wars? Fairfield. Fairfield on the 30th of
May. Fairfield, that's right. I was just writing
that down. 35 men. Yeah, I can't wait for that
shit. You can find me on every platform. Big
Cat Tyler Adams on Instagram and TikTok. Tyler
Adams on Twitter and Facebook as well as Pro
Wrestling Tees. You can find Per Sessions Wrestling
Podcast on every platform. Just type in Per Sessions.
We're on all audio platforms. And, of course,
you can only catch the live show every Friday
and Tuesday. Friday, 9 p .m. Eastern Standard
Time. Tuesday for 7 .30 unless we have a weird
Sunday show. You saw the calendar there. We got
one Sunday show because everybody's working the
weekend that one weekend. But, of course, I'll
be at Crown of Maine, like Dylan X said, April
5th. I might show up to the NAWA show, maybe.
I've not confirmed that. Just to hang out and
say hi. And of course, confirmed, we have MPW
in Old Town, May 24th. We're going to go against
the pathway. Anything goes. That show is confirmed.
Yes, that's right. Yes, that's the only one confirmed.
It hasn't been advertised, but it was confirmed.
I think it's an event on Facebook. I think it's
an event on Facebook, actually. So I just disregarded
that. Okay. It's the one match that has been
confirmed, the last show that has not been advertised
yet. So, yeah. Anyways. Thank you guys so much
for watching. Before you guys leave, follow the
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as comment. Thank you guys so much for coming
in and watching. We will see you guys on Friday.
We'll have a Friday show unless everybody cancels
and it's just me. I should be here. I will not
be here. I'll be driving up to the forecast.
That's right. I will probably be here. Is that
this Friday? Is that in like three days? I should
be here. I'm going out to a bar, so I will already
be buzzed when I get on the podcast. That's normal
time, right? That's later on at night. I go out
for dinner and come back. Me and Big Cat may
be doing the Friday show in the same room together.
That may be happening. We'll catch you guys later.
Percession signing off, but we ain't saying goodbye
Can't get their punch