for the show. Perfections Podcast Big Cat. Welcome,
welcome, welcome to another episode of Pro Session
Wrestling Podcast. I am your host, the main of
main, Big Cat Tyler Adams. And, uh, every time.
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why every single time i read yours i gotta like
slow myself down because i go cross -eyed literally
in capital letters is the pun I'm a dad. It's
a pun. You're a bitch. That's what you are. Of
course, we got VLC tomorrow. We're all excited
for it. We've all been looking forward to it
since a lot of the matches have been announced.
Of course, we have the great owner of Limitless
Wrestling returning to the podcast, Randy Carver
Jr. Oh, what's up, boys? Hey. I'm purring. I'm
purring again with the boys. Hey, I love it.
Love it. It's been a while. It's been the last
VLSP, I think, is when you were on. I was going
to say, I haven't been with you guys on the podcast
when Randy did it, so it's been that long. Damn,
okay. Yeah, it's been that long. We were asking
the chat if I was an unsafe worker. The poll
was quite high and not in my favor. Did you ever
do the poll? That's the real question. Oh, my
God. There's the creator of this pod, you know?
You got to get the people's influence on it and
see what they think. Oh, my gosh. Do I have to
create another poll for this one, too? Hey, you
have time to check up. Well, so. We, of course,
we're all excited for VLC for tomorrow. And one
of the first matches that was announced for VLC
was the Hardy Boys. So can you talk about, like,
because I know there's been rumors quite a bit
for the, like around Maine, everybody's been
like saying, like trying to get them. And somehow
you managed to capitalize on that. Can you explain
at all how that went down? I mean, like a lot
of other big occurrences throughout the history
of Limitless Wrestling, it's a lot of right place,
right time. Because I think if we're looking
at the Hardys from this point in time last year,
a lot of people were talking about them maybe
entering the WWE Hall of Fame and maybe getting
Legends deals for 2025, and maybe their stint
in TNA was going to be over. Instead, they've
really doubled down, and they're on one of the
best runs of their careers right now, fourth
rope in TNA Tag Team Champions. It's a revitalization
of the Hardy Boys as if they needed it. But it's
an incredible time and just really the stars
aligned at the right time. And, of course, you've
got to shout out John Alba, main legend, who
co -hosted the Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcast.
was a connection point to really just get the
ball rolling on this and to see if it was ever
possible. And obviously, we've got a great team
behind us who's been pushing this the entire
way. The Coliseum, once again, bringing us back
for it to Lewiston, which was a new area for
us. We'd never really been in Lewiston. Not much
wrestling, at least since the point of when I've
been involved in wrestling, has happened in Lewiston.
NWA on fire back in the day with Mario Savoldi
would hit the territory. But it was few and far
between. There was not a ton going on in the
area, and just happy to bring something like
this to it. Yeah, definitely. I know what you
say last year was what you had roughly around
1 ,500 people or something like that that showed
up. Just over 1 ,200. Just over 1 ,200 there,
and then we were able to break that attendance
record at the Bissell Brothers Bash in March.
This has really turned into a whole new animal
tomorrow for anything we've done before. You've
already beaten the pre -sale. Your pre -sale
beat your attendance, if I heard correctly. Smashed
it. We were talking to the Coliseum crew today.
It was over 1 ,600 as of this morning. Wow. A
lot of damage to be done. Heard it here first.
It's insane. It's just a testament to the main
wrestling community and how much it's grown and
people coming out of the woodwork to support
something like this. Yeah. Definitely, and you're
always trying to take a gamble of what works,
what doesn't work, exactly what you're saying.
Lewiston doesn't really have wrestling, and just
to get that building that's that big enough just
in hopes that you would sell maybe more than
500 tickets, and you ended up first year, you
said 1 ,200, and this year, I guarantee you,
you'll probably have well over 2 ,000 people
showing up, especially to watch the Hardys. their
opponents for that, you know, WWE contract, WWE
ID program guys, you know, they've been doing,
what was it? It's not. You can do it. I know,
obviously, because they changed it. It was like.
They changed what? The fucking dial -up speed
connection. This is what you get. This is what
you get. Someone on the whiteboard behind him
going, this is what Ketz is trying to say. It's
not Saturday Night Main Event. It's like the
Wednesday show or whatever it is. Are you talking
about Evolve? I don't think it's called. It's
WWE. It's what you saw like Anthony Green and
quite a bit before you went to the NXT. There's
Evolve. You actually confused me a little bit.
I thought it was Evolve at first, and then you
led me down a road. See, I wanted to say Evolve,
but I didn't want to sound stupid. You know,
I'm an Etch -a -Sketch. You know this. My brain,
it just goes one way or another. It just erases.
And then you shake them hard enough, and it's
gone. Yeah, I think you could still get baby
shaking syndrome at 31. Jesus Christ. So I was
curious, speaking, just a quick side note, what
I was doing is, I think Randy was at the show
too, and GP might have been at it too, the ROH
show in 2018. I was not there, actually. You
were not there? No, I was. It was a fun show.
I was just trying to see what their attendance
was, and of course, there's no record of it anywhere,
so I was just curious. I had a question too,
as this is going to be definitely your biggest
attendance record. two date limitless history
what was your attendance for stage one compared
to what you may possibly have for tomorrow uh
so i think it's a better judge of the second
show actually because the first show you get
your sympathy ticket by and then the second show
they're like oh that was actually kind of dog
shit so they might not go to it so our second
show was about 110 people which is realistic
and we've had i mean with let's wrestle there
have been some where we've done less you know
what i mean there are and we've seen around maine
time and time again jp you've been in it the
longest out of the three but uh some bomb scares
back in the day you know i remember a show in
palmyra i was thinking about this the other day
i think matt taban was a part of it i think he
wrestled jeremy But it was a snowstorm. The power's
out at the venue, like 45 minutes before doors.
We're like, are we actually going to have this
show? About 32 people showed up. It is what it
is. It's the beauty of the business. You know
what I mean? Sometimes you never know what you're
going to get. But I really think a show like
this and something being able to happen like
this, it speaks to the quality of the scene,
not only in Maine, but in New England. In Maine
lately, there have been places trying to do it
right. We see EWA with Adam Booker down here,
down south, of course. Larry's doing his thing
all the time. You've got ring wars popping up
around the state. There's even Crown of Maine
at the top of the state. MEW is places to work.
And back in the day, there was not many options
and not a lot of places to work for anybody who
wanted to do it. So it's good that there's a
lot of wrestling out there, getting people at
least acknowledging independent wrestling, realizing
it's there, and then maybe that leads them along
the way. Yeah, most definitely. Looking at the
chat here, we actually got a question that involved
the Hardy Boys here. What can we expect from
the Hardy Boys versus Swipe Right? I wanted to
talk Swipe Right a little bit, too. I do feel
some kind of way about Ricky Smokes in this match.
I was just thinking about it the other day and
thinking about a lot of people who were involved
in the show. We saw a lot of... ricky smokes
from a young age not really knowing what he was
doing a young ricky archer you know who just
uh teaming with cj cruz early on and let's wrestle
and just finding his way like he had this crazy
match with h romero on the road taping where
it's like okay like it certainly built for more
and uh really just like he's found his stride
with different things throughout the years art
was a really fun experiment with ava everett
and aaron rourke and then They really tore it
up. I mean, first round last year, that was a
highlight for me. Aaron Roark getting busted
open. Yeah. What a fun match that was. And, dude,
Smokes, he's a workhorse, man. And Brad Baylor,
I've come to know, obviously, from the pairing
because that's really, I mean, they both picked
up a ton of steam when they decided to do it
together. Different training schools, too. New
England Pro Wrestling Academy for Smokes. Brad
Baylor trains with Paul Roma, PAPW. And Brad
Baylor is everywhere. I mean, he's at Elite.
And obviously, they're getting some of the best
training in the world right now from the Performance
Center. But I really think this is going to be
a match where we're going to look back in 20,
30 years. If Swipe Right are on the trajectory
that they say they are, and they're going to
become these WWE superstar tag team champions,
take over the world, it's going to be crazy that
this match happened for the first time in the
state of Maine at the Coliseum in Lewiston, Maine.
Yeah, most definitely. It could definitely be
something to look back to. Maybe even their kickoff
to NXT or anything like that. Their match with
the Hardy Boys. I know we got Desmond Cole again
against Channing Thomas. What do you think we
can see differently from this match? Because
I know that Desmond was out for injury for quite
a while coming back. Do you think he's at 100
% for this match? I mean, here's the thing. I
mean, he signed on first night for his return
to do the war zone steel cage. So the dude, no
matter what, he's going to get the job done.
He's going to go for it if he's 100 percent or
not. But I think that we're going to see like
the best version of Des Cole that we possibly
could. Obviously, he was going hard beforehand
and wrestling every weekend. It takes a toll
on your body and obviously an unfortunate timing
with the injury put him on the shelf at a really
bad time. And now he's had the chance to. really
recollect himself personally, get his body right,
get himself to a point where he's comfortable,
he's got new things in the repertoire. And Channing,
he's in the same position Des was in before.
He's been going hard, running hard, and he's
been really one of the most dominant champions
that we've seen in quite some time. He's had
Desmond Cole's number, but Desmond at 100 % with
time to prepare is a different animal. So, I
mean, it's really the final chapter of three
years of Limitless Wrestling that's gone from...
20 -something second victory where Sidney Bacabella
then came into Channing Thomas' life and really
was the special sauce that kind of changed everything.
So it's the culmination of a long time, and it's
so many twists and turns to get here. Obviously,
Anthony Green turning his back and siding with
Channing Thomas, thinking that was the best move
for business earlier this year. And it really
hasn't panned out personally for Anthony Green,
but they've kept Channing Thomas on top this
entire time. They've accumulated power with Aiden
Agro, with the Bissell Brothers contract. I mean,
the success is there, but interesting choice,
to say the least. But Dez, I mean, he's got tunnel
vision right now. It's a big match on Saturday
night. Yeah, most definitely. I think that's
another one of the matches that we're all looking
forward to see, that hopefully that Desmond walks
out as champion again. What's so funny? Speaking
of matches, another question for Paris Wrestling.
I just had to throw this one out there. I want
your guys' impression first. Just seeing this
come together, we all know Tony, and just seeing
this and seeing Sidney, I was like, oh my god,
this is going to be hilarious. I don't know if
you've talked to Tony lately. I haven't talked
to Tony a little bit, honestly. Just about daily
phone calls this week. This motherfucker, excuse
my language, is pumped up he's like he's he's
like i got people coming up to me on the street
who think i haven't wrestled in years he's like
they don't know i've been doing this he's ready
to kick sydney baccabella's that sydney baccabella
was on the radio this morning manix and manix
here in portland running down Tony Atlas. If
Tony hears that, it's over, but I think it's
already over. Do you think we'll see a very widened
arsenal in Tony's repertoire come out for the
first time in forever against Sidney Vacabella?
Well, I'll kick it back to a memory I think you
guys have on here. I believe there was a gentleman
named Roadblock who they have incidentally hopped
a little bit of a loogie towards tony things
might have come a little bit unhinged uh i don't
know tony can it can turn in an instant man especially
when you're running down his name in the public
scope i i don't know yeah so fun little side
note larry didn't know that story really yeah
at the time yeah oh no so i I'm a little bit
out of the loop. What is the heat between Sidney
and Tony? Is it just from last year's VLC? Is
he still angry about that? Yes, he's certainly
angry about that. I mean, his hair was misplaced.
I'll say it like that. His hair was misplaced,
and he was walked out of there wedgie style by
Tony Atlas out of the room. And not only that,
but, I mean, we look back to the rumble. The
rumble, yeah. threw Sidney Bacabella over the
top rope. Obviously, he wasn't supposed to. He
was not supposed to be able to enter that, and
Sidney pointed that out. Sidney entered for him,
and he got tossed. Didn't he have, like, a lawyer
or something that came out with him? Yes, there
was a state of Maine representative, and then
on top of that, he got suspended for the rest
of the year. I mean, it was just a mess out of
Lewiston last year, so it was inevitable that
Tony Atlas was going to want to get his revenge
on Sidney at some point. I was going to say,
I thought Mark Sterling wasn't giving you services
anymore. No, that wasn't Mark Sterling. And honestly,
to be honest, that guy didn't look like a very
professional -looking man, to be honest. I'm
just saying. Look at who he's with. That's legit.
Makes two and two together. It's like Lionel
Hutt's Attorney of Law. A little Simpsons reference
for one. So we've got another question here in
the chat for you. A good question right here.
Who's your pick to win the VLC this year? Who
do you think is going to win? Ooh, Beavis. That's
Beavis, not the item like that. Man, I legitimately
look at it, and I think it's one of the most
competitive fields that we've ever had for the
VLC. Conan Lycan, who I think is a frontrunner
for a lot of people undefeated going into this
against Anthony Green, who has won it twice.
He's looking for his third vacation land cup,
which would be unprecedented history. And in
the biggest spots, Anthony Green finds a way.
So it's going to be a tough one for Conan Lycan
in the first round. Becca Gabby is a match, and
I'm stoked to finally have one -on -one. Hopefully
we have B3 somehow subdued at ringside. I've
been excited really since the beginning of the
year for them to tangle, and it hasn't happened
in a proper capacity yet, so perfect time for
it. Romero and Agro, one that I'm, I mean, looking
back 10 years ago, I'm stoked that this is a
match that's happening on this show. These are
two legitimate day one guys. We're there at the
beginning of Limitless Wrestling. We're there
for a lot of main wrestling beforehand, too,
pivotal in this entire process. So them going
one -on -one in the first round, and then, of
course, Alec Price, Aaron Rourke, which there
were many times throughout the past year, I'll
say this, that it looked like that match was
going to happen. It looked like it was just going
to be the right place at the right time. And
instead, they had a run this year kind of beside
each other. They kicked off the year teaming
together in Herman. And then, of course, Alec
Price trying to come to his aid in the championship
match and costing him the Limitless Championship.
So much bad blood going into this from so many
angles. I can't pick a winner, bro. I can't pick
a winner. how could i i want to hear what you
guys have to think though all three of you a
pick for the vlc this year because i legitimately
think the most competitive field has ever been
yeah that's that's pretty tough like um honestly
i i i'd like to see uh you know uh gabby you
know uh get into it and uh hopefully win this
year um Just seeing her from, I think the first
time I met her was at a Let's Show, right? I
think that was the first time she came around.
Two years ago. Yeah, two years ago. Been that
long? Wow. Just seeing her progress on and on.
I always say it's my wife's favorite wrestler.
She loves Gabby. I'm kind of hoping that she
wins it, especially how close she was at the
last show of beating Channing. for the title.
So, um, yeah, I'm, I'm rooting for Gabby. I,
I was talking about this. Someone posted on,
uh, I think it was one of the, one of the limitless
pages today or a fan posted it. They post like,
who's your, who's your pick to win it? And you
said his name and he's been on a, just a hot
streak and I can't, you gotta go, you gotta go
with the hot hand. And I think Conan Lichen might
take it this year. He's a fucking, yeah, he's,
he's, uh, he's been, he's been killing it. Sometimes
you gotta go with just a hot hand, and you just
gotta watch the guy that's been tearing through
everyone, tearing everything apart. You gotta
go, man, that guy's got his momentum on his side,
and just watching him and watching everything
he's done since coming into Limitless, I think
it's the unstoppable force at this moment. He's
a destroyer. Oh my god. So, in my perspective,
the way that I look at this card, I honestly
think When you look at all of the names that
you can see here, who is the one person that
has the most to lose? Who is the one person that
has had opportunity after opportunity, but also
has been either screwed out, completely broken
down, or some sort of bullshit happening? And
this might be the one and only chance that...
they actually have to win the big one i honestly
could say that i could see ace coming out of
it victorious because if you think of his entire
history limitless it has been always being that
close and only having this much like when it
comes to the big top contender opportunity anything
and i feel like he has the most when it comes
to even between him and like Alec Price, or even
Anthony Green. Him and Anthony Green were best
of friends. He watched Anthony Green become Limitless
Champion before him twice. He also watched his
best friend go on to the big leagues and go do
his thing. While he was in the background still
doing his thing, doing what he could, but he
just couldn't get there until now. He has that
opportunity to not only just win the biggest,
you know, match tournament in Vacationland or
just Limitless in general. He also. has the opportunity
to get rid of the scummy, dirtiest player of
Limitless as Aiden Agro. I feel like Ace could
come out as the top dog. Now, if you were to
ask my other half over here, she wouldn't be
able to pick between either Alec Price or Aaron
Rourke. Those are her two favorites. Honestly,
if it wasn't Ace, I could see it possibly being
either Alec or Aaron. You've seen how much work
he's put into himself. Physically and mentally
in every attribute. He's posting, I think, almost
daily on Twitter and Facebook and Instagram and
TikTok. He looks smaller than me now. I think
he did just recently a t -shirt he wore a year
or two ago. and just showing how much weight
he's lost. So, yeah, I could definitely see Ace
now putting on the work, thinking that he could
possibly do it. And I'll be surprised now that
he's a lot smaller, what is in his arsenal now
that he wasn't able to do before, maybe he could
do when he started. Maybe we can see some stuff
that bringing back some shit that we've never
even like, oh, I didn't even know you could even
do that. He used to moonsault back in the day,
bro. I remember Scout. Bro, that was the scariest
thing I ever watched. Even as a trainee in my
first year watching him do it, I'm like, what?
No. No, thank you. When you watch certain guys
do certain things, you're like, what? I was lucky
when I was doing second row blockbusters. Watching
anyone do anything just off the top at his size
would be scary. So a couple other matches to
talk about. Speaking of B3, they better. Pray
that Bear Bronson stays out back. That's all
I'm saying. Yeah. Bear's going to eat them over
lunch at this point. He's got his own fish to
fry that night. But, I mean, B3, they've been
getting into everything possible lately. Just
released a new single today on all streaming
platforms as well. So, yeah. You do not. You
do not want to fuck with Bear Bronson at this
point because of the stuff that he has been doing
on the indies. Oh, my God. As a Deathmatch fanatic,
the scariest things, and even Randy showed me
a day that I went to the dojo one day. It was
Bear Bronson versus Slade, and that was the bloodiest
thing I've seen. I just don't want everybody
possible. No, I've seen the bloodiest show. What's
going on? yeah i was like did somebody owe somebody
money in there just like brett lauderdale was
like all right hash it out i swear to god but
then you look at you just did uh icw um at uh
in boston and another you know spectacle like
absolute spectacle and it's like having him in
the limitless roster and on your show with what
he has done already and what he's doing now is
terrifying and i feel like b3 should be running
to the nosebleed seats of the lewiston coliseum
if he comes out yeah dude i mean he's he's a
special cat and uh somebody who legitimately
took a chance on himself you know stepped out
of what was a very you know to some people would
be a very comfortable position to be very uncomfortable
really quick and um just bet on himself and that's
you know sometimes that's really what it takes
to take the next step in your career i've never
seen him so many places and at the top of the
card everywhere he goes and yeah rightfully so
i mean the puts in so much work and uh i mean
just really gets it and uh i think he's gonna
end up i mean i cannot imagine that he's not
on tv uh again very soon and in a big spot with
a big place but uh right now i mean just so cool
to see him tear it up obviously a world that
he very much appreciates and feels very passionate
about and was a fan of himself growing up so
to be able to kind of fulfill that destiny of
uh you know a young man you know getting into
wrestling and finding the style that he liked
and that was you know that bear bronson before
that was this was never anything that he was
doing you know i remember he had like a tables
match with msp chaotic but that was you know
he wasn't he was not the most he ever did with
hardcore and i literally was like i'm tuning
into this i watched the slade match live and
i was like i'm all in just to you know i Didn't
know what to expect, but I knew it was coming,
and it was fucking gnarly. It was the craziest
thing I've ever seen. Craziest. I wrestled that
man, and it wasn't that bad, but holy shit, if
you want to see it. Yeah, brother. I'm serious.
What are you talking about? Who's running it?
I don't know. I don't know. They got shows everywhere
in the brewery. I was going to say, there's a
lot of opportunities. I literally was just pulling
clips for that because I hadn't seen it. I heard
JP talk about it. I watched it and I was like,
holy shit. I can't use half of this because of
the blood. What I saw a lot of it was on Bear's
Instagram page. They're just throwing hands and
they're just red flying. You have to think too
where this match took place also spiked his a
little bit because it was at Cage of Death, which
is literally the predecessor to TOS for Game
Changer. And that's their biggest show essentially
every year is Tournament of Survival. So having
to do that, to follow the tournament and then
do that match and still be at the same bar as
the tournament in just a match that's not a part
of that show was wild. They opened the show.
They opened? That's wild. They fed him that shit
right from the start, and it was awesome. So
what a perfect spot. What a perfect spot to be
in because he just, I mean, he's never going
to half -ass anything, you know? Yeah. He's absolutely
full -assed it. Actually, that does fall into
a question from Beavis here. And how does the
system versus Tommy dreamer team? What do you
expect from that? Dude? I never know with dango,
dude. I never know. He's a little, he's slimy,
bro. He's slithery around. He's like a little
snake in the grass sometimes, but he's, especially
when he's got his boys around, you know, it's,
it's been Brian black here a lot lately. Now,
Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards, Alicia Edwards as
well. And, uh, Brian's going here. I love the
crazy trio of Tommy dreamer, bear Bronson, see
best fan. Uh, Bear Bronson's having a moment
right now. We just talked about it. Seabass,
I think one of the hardest workers in the region,
man, and just someone who's been putting in the
time, having a lot of great performances, both
Let's Wrestle and Limitless Wrestling. So he
gets a nod in this spot. And, of course, Tommy
Dreamer making his return, who legitimately one
of my favorites for a long time. So any time
to be able to host Tommy, it's a blast. But I
just kind of think this one's going to be a little
chaotic. I got to be real. Yeah. yeah no i i
can see it too i mean just between bear and tommy
probably just throwing hands for everything and
the best probably gonna be like uh guys see and
that's the thing with sea bass too is like i
feel like sea bass is the ultimate underdog in
that entire match because he was like a let's
wrestle like staple and was like the person that
if you if you described or explained anything
when it comes to Let's Wrestle, stuff like that.
You always had Seabass as one of those names.
To see him now in Limitless, it's still a fresh
mindset, fresh face thing because he's still
very new to that environment. Putting him in
a match with all six of those people is absolutely
wild. I feel like he's going to blow people's
minds away. Boys, can I pop out for like five
seconds to take a phone call real quick? Yeah.
Cool. We'll talk to amongst ourselves. Yeah.
Man. And he never came back again. He never came
back ever again. He's like, all right, we're
done with the conversation. It's like, geez.
It's a pair of sessions podcast, so take a quick
break. He didn't mute himself. He's like, God,
I freaking. Took this freaking gig again. Damn
it. So stupid. Oh, shit. Hi, guys. Let's hope
we don't get breaking news here all of a sudden.
We have a cancellation. We have a slight change
in the card tomorrow. Yeah, right. It would be
wild if we could break that. The Hardy Boys are
out. Oh, my God. Yo, no, no, no. No one shut
up on anyone. Oh, do not wish that. No. Oh, no.
Bad juju. Bad juju. Where's the stick? Yeah,
right. Cat, throw some elevator music. I mean,
I have it if you want. The Jeopardy music starts
playing. Play Jeopardy. You think I can't? I
have it. No, I know. I can serenade you. Oh,
God, JP. Oh, God. Oh, God. Levi's mom. I'm a
wolf. While he's on the phone, you did a fair
today. How did that go? It was good. There was
a lot of people. It's opening day. What do you
expect? No, yesterday was opening day. It was
like dollar day. Today was just regular price
day, but they still had a lot of people come
in at like an hour long show. For the first time
in nine years, I wrestled Cousin Larry. That
hurt. It was very painful. Larry made me bleed.
That's coming from a person that doesn't like
anyone bleeding on their shows. lary made me
trickle lary made me trickle lary made me trickle
not in the fun way so not in the fun way so not
in the fun way so not in the fun way carry me
into a trickler uh i will carry me into a trickler
uh i will carry me into a trickler uh i will
be there sunday actually so i will be there sunday
actually so i will be there sunday actually so
i will be there sunday i will be not be there
sunday i will be not be there sunday i will be
not i don't know well actually cat you have a
i don't know well actually cat you have a i don't
know well actually cat you have a question here
buddy question here buddy question here buddy
are you excited to upcoming ring are you excited
to upcoming ring are you excited to upcoming
ring wars event i am wars event i am wars event
i am and i'm not wait a minute you're on and
i'm not wait a minute you're on and i'm not wait
a minute you're on that i'm on the poster that
i'm I didn't even notice, to be honest. The irony
is I'm also at the show, but I'm not actually
working. I'm just running music. I am excited
and I'm nervous because I have not stepped in
the ring since, what, May? Four or five months,
yeah. I hope whoever you're against... have the
talent to be able to you know take them out thanks
thanks i appreciate you jp and i hope you get
your i'm just saying listen i'm just saying that
you haven't been in the ring for a while so i
i just would be afraid for your safety and well
-being if something were to happen to you yeah
now the wife is just like yeah i agree the wife's
like if you get hurt i'm going to end you I'm
just saying, it'd be a shame if something were
to happen. It's a big cat. If this is his first
match and that show is next month, right? I don't
remember what the date is. There we go. There
he is. We're back. No bad news, right? No. Just
connecting people. Nice. Of course, JP's over
here throwing bad juju out in the universe. Listen,
no. He just wants a spot tomorrow, brother. I
was going to do social media. Yo, I'm not even
joking. If the world happens somehow and you
walked up to me like, hey, I need you to wrestle
the Hardys, I'd be like, no. I'd be so nervous
I wouldn't be able to. I'd be like, I'll take
a Twisted Fate and a Swanton. That'll be the
match. So I'm getting jobbed out today, right?
Oh, no, I don't expect that. And it's for a perfect
hot dog and a handshake, brother. Yep. Brother.
Oh, man. It's crazy, man. I'm excited for all
this. The Coliseum is such a cool thing, too.
Because we're used to, for here in Maine, and
everywhere we... we've all worked in Maine and
a bunch of places and we were just talking about
like the fair and we've worked fair shows. We've
worked other shows. Something about the Coliseum
though. It's like, it feels like super big time.
It feels like, you know, like you're walking
into like the big, big, big time. And it's so
kind of neat because you walk in there and you're
like, yo, this is legit. It's so cool. Like last
year was, we were sitting at the first session
table last year, watching everything. I'm like,
this is wild. And I'm sure this year is going
to be like even more over the top. Yeah. I just,
um, I mean, I don't know what expectations I
really had for last year. I mean, it was just,
it was something that kind of came out of the
blue and it's really a credit to the Coliseum
team that they wanted to take a chance on something
like this, you know, local pro wrestling on a
big stage like that. It is a gamble when they're,
you know, they're taking a risk on the event
too, because they want it to deliver because
they've got food to sell. They got beer to sell.
They got parking to sell. You know what I mean?
Like it's a, it costs a lot for a place like
that to be open. I'll say that. And to, be able
to partner with them. And then last year, we
were able to partner with Bissell Brothers this
year with Rugged Roots, Main Vintage Toys, and
Bull Moose as well. And you guys coming in and
like Fogbreaker Studios and just... people who
are supportive of the cause they spread the word
they want like this to succeed that's how it
gets to this point because it's uh very much
a team effort and i know that's you know that's
what people say but i mean it's just there's
so many people who have to push this to the finish
line to get to a point where we're able to do
something like this and to begin with so uh it's
uh you know it blew my expectations out of the
water last year i think it's going to do the
same thing tomorrow and just really be a night
to remember for main wrestling fans did you ever
expect 10 years ago, you know, while sitting
in the Orono VFW, that you would be in this scenario
where you are today? Did you ever even think
of a thought that you would be where you're having
this event even take place tomorrow? I definitely
don't think so. I mean, I just think our goals
and what we wanted to do back then was much different.
It was just... a lot of kind of changing the
scene around us and doing things a little bit
differently than it had been done locally or
doing different things with people who were local
and um just just really trying to bring kind
of a new brand of wrestling to the area and uh
you know a lot it got a lot of critics going
early on and you know just people were i don't
think stoked that they weren't a part of things
for the first time in a long time but it just
we I really felt like we had to inject something
new to the scene and just be candid with people
when things went wrong because it's main wrestling.
Things are going to go wrong, and we've had plenty
of things go wrong throughout the years. See
the cage. It's a testament. I can't say enough.
The people who have stuck with us, there's been
so many people who are going to be there tomorrow
who were there from the first year or from the
first time that we were in Westbrook or when
we came back after COVID. There's been so many
eras of Limitless Wrestling, too, that people
have sunk their teeth into, supported the wrestlers
involved with it. There's a beauty in being able
to watch someone from a ground stage and watch
them grow and become... successful professional
wrestler do it as their career and the successful
professional wrestler part there's so many aspects
to it it's living out a childhood dream it's
traveling the country traveling to other countries
making a living off it getting a contract meeting
your spouse like it's just so many things that
can come from professional wrestling that uh
just change your life you know and it's cool
to see yeah most definitely you know i'm looking
forward to it i was uh i'm gonna come up talk
to the guys about it. Maybe do some on the street
interviews with people who are lining up, you
know, see what they're interested in. And then
maybe even possibly we will communicate, maybe
even doing like a live show during, during the
show, you know, doing yeah, it's like our, our
live per. Yeah, live purring. Doing our reaction
of everything. Of course, we would chat and make
sure we have approval. We don't want to be stepping
on any toes or anything like that. Just to share
the experience. I'm hoping to get maybe even
a video out of just a montage of everything at
the end of it. This will definitely... exciting
for me. I've seen VLC before, but I've never
been to Lewiston, the Coliseum, so I'm looking
forward to that. I was supposed to be there.
I was supposed to be there last year, but somebody
decided to book a camping trip on the same week,
and I wasn't allowed to go. It was shit and it
rained the whole time. So I could have been there.
I was so pissed. I'm like, this is bullshit.
I told you to leave. Listen, I couldn't even
stay for the whole VLC last year because my child
was literally falling asleep in the chair that
we're sitting in while watching the show. She
was sick. She got sick somehow during the day.
I was just like, I gotta go. This kid is dying
right now and she slept the whole way home. I
just put on IWTV and just had it sitting listening
to it the whole drive home. I'm glad I could
be there for the whole thing. Sammy Matthews
was there last year with someone he'd fondly
not like to remember. Jesus Christ. Why would
you bring that up? Because I would say it right
to his face and he knows it. I know. Holy shit,
dude. I had to be someone you know. Huh? I said
nobody knows what you're talking about, but it's
okay. You guys know what I'm talking about. We
know what you're talking about. Nobody else does.
Randy, this is a random question that someone
posted. So if you could book timeless, timeless
Tony Storm in a crazy intergender match, what
would you do? Interesting question. I don't know.
Tony Storm would be sick. I don't know. I feel
like, I mean, honestly, her and like Becca came
to my mind first. I think that like. i think
her and alec would tear it up i think her and
channing would be a fun uh just god battle of
tony storm and sydney baccabella oh my god yeah
i'd actually like to see them in like a cigarette
off where he's ripped long cigarettes and we'll
see who smokes the most oh that would be great
to think probably her also my top choice also
speaking of promo packages and stuff can we just
take a second to appreciate like the quality
of work gone into these edits that you've posted
or under Limitless Wrestling for even just the
Channing Thomas and Desmond, the Sydney and Tony.
Those, as an editor, made my heart happy watching
how good those came out. The Harry Aaron one
with the Coliseum one made me tear up a little
bit. I'm not going to lie. That kind of made
me cry a little bit. That one was crazy. He literally
went down, taped that with a drone, and then
I got a shout -out, Stephen Hightower, too, who's
someone I got connected with through Creative
Pro, actually. He did the Channing and Dez piece
as well as the Sidney and Tony piece. They looked
similar in quality, so it looked like they were
done with the same person. It's fucking incredible
to have people in the mix who can pull something
like that off, because it's crazy. I've not anywhere
near that level, but I've edited a lot of footage
as well. And I like I can't even fathom it. I
can't even fathom. I was talking to our camera
guy, Paul, the other day. Oh, gee. But he's been
doing like some editing lately that I'm even
like, holy shit. Like, how do you even do that?
Because I just it's it's a lot to it. It's a
lot to it. You you have had probably from what
I can remember, like the most amazing. editing
support team that you've had in the last 10 years
you've had so many different photographers multiple
different video editors videotaper like in all
aspects of jobs and everything that's ever come
out like as far as the music videos um the last
couple years of just any limitless show um even
the ones done from before uh covid and stuff
like that like all all of that teamwork and everything
when it comes to post -production that you have
for limitless has been it's like watching a movie
essentially done from you know a company in the
state of maine yeah i mean it's just uh i really
got taken to another level i think during covid
because we uh we just kind of we played around
with a lot of stuff that's that's really when
like harry took over kind of uh putting together
the shows in terms of like the like when we were
doing the live streams at that times because
we were like it wasn't uh it obviously wasn't
live at that time but we were we would do these
like tapings and then we would present them live
and just kind of playing around with how we can
do like promo format within this and like mixing
interviews and um just how like good it can look
and i think paul is legitimately one of the best
filmers of wrestling that is around i mean some
of the shots that he's able to get are uh like
you said i mean movie level sometimes and just
will uh will give you chills you know he just
hits a shot and uh i mean we got phil too on
the hard cam who's been killing it frankie has
stepped in sometimes as well um hand cam from
strong style brand back in the day and bro shout
out strong brand yeah for real um we've had so
many people i mean so many people tag in throughout
the years but um yeah it's it's uh it's been
important to us for a long time to have it you
know look good feel good and just anybody could
watch it anywhere and just you know they want
to be glued into it i'm really glad that you
have found Harry. However, I don't know how that
connection ever came to be, but having Harry,
because if it wasn't for you finding Harry, I
wouldn't have had Harry do Matt Muscle, the first
Matt Muscle show. The whole interview and everything
like that, I thought was the most amazing looking
piece of work that I've had done, even for myself
as a personal project. I wouldn't have known
who that guy was if it wasn't for you and Limitless.
Yeah, dude. He's a wizard with that shit. I remember
that doc. I watch it every year once in a blue
moon and be like, man, this shit was really good.
Is he doing stuff for AEW now? Who's that? Harry?
No, Harry is doing stuff. He's an NFL, right?
Random projects. He'll do podcast projects for
people. He does shit with the Paul brother. He's
doing the boxing stuff. Wow. Really? wow he's
getting commissioned out for jobs all the time
and of course he's working for like uh deadlock
pro as well so that's where he's coming from
he's actually at he'll be at deadlock tonight
he's coming yeah yeah yeah tyler collins in the
back out on the town bro we've been we've been
going we were at the coliseum earlier today we
went to craft brew underground so our friends
there dropped off some tickets and nice yeah
it's been it's been a day bro But I just I'm
moving the person I was like who's in the background
My Tyler's not on in the chat cuz he's usually
he's usually right in here for We get a question
here from From a chatter. Can we talk about the
limitless? Definitely amazing to see how far
is Yo, shout out Cindy darlin Cindy Miller i
don't know man um i mean just just kind of like
how we're talking about there's just been so
many different phases of it you know right i'm
i'm curious like what i guess in the vein of
that like what sticks out to you guys is like
your favorite era of limitless or what is the
era of limitless at like i don't know you you
most like i've i've seen all of it from its very
beginning you went from you know you had the
the first show in the iwe faithful house of city
sound restaurant and now you know as of tomorrow
you're going to be in what is your biggest building
to to date like you when you look at an evolution
you also look at i feel like every evolution
of limitless also has to go with uh where it's
taken place to like the old orno uh vfw has its
own evolution the westbrook armory it's like
an era each each building had its own era because
it was so specific of timeline where certain
things happened in those events and what took
place And you would only remember those based
on where it took place. Like you had a lot of
those stars that are now in AW that were in that
like 2017, 2018 run in the armory. Like you had
MJF, you had Darby Allen, you had Ethan Page.
Like you had all those dudes, all those at Christian
Casanova. And look at what they're doing now.
Yeah. Cody Rhodes, you know, like you had, you
had all those people at that era and then look
what they're doing now. Then you had, you know,
the COVID era. Essentially, you just have your
own eras of Limitless all revolved around specific
timelines. You had the COVID era that brought
out all of these main stars or these top stars
that are now, you know, even in Vacationland
Cup tomorrow. So, like, I feel like every place
has had its own era based on where it has taken
place. I feel that a hundred percent. I, I mean,
I've been reminiscing on some of them this week,
but I just, it's just been such a swing like
this past, I really think since the 2023 vacation
land cup, but in reality, it's been the past
like year, year and a half. It's just been a
crazy support. And I think that we've got like
for every level, like from the dojo to the production
team like we're talking about, to the wrestlers
who carry everything, to everybody backstage
who ties together the product. It's just never
been as strong as it is now. This is going to
be an era that I'm definitely going to look back
and miss the team. How do you not look at the
roster, look at the cut tomorrow, and these people
aren't on TV in five years? Right. they're going
to be gone, you know, and it's I'm, I'm appreciating
it while it's here now. Yeah. I was just going
to say definitely. It seems like limitless is
like building that next generation. Like you're
saying of, of people who are going to be signed
and stuff like that. You all, you have these
top tier, the champions curse. Yeah. I mean,
it's. I look at it more as a golden ticket rather
than a championship curse. You look at those
first two, three title wins and it's just like,
oh, well, now we're going to scrap all that again.
It's like, let's put it on someone more local.
That's another piece of the beauty of the business,
man. That's what you want at the end of the day.
I look at it as good luck in a bad luck perspective.
I just think it just proves a point. It's like,
hey, all our champions get signed. How many companies
can say that, that their champion has been signed?
I think it also speaks to the fact that you've
got to be a fucking workhorse to be on this roster,
too. The best of the best, I think, are a part
of this. From everybody in the tournament, everybody
who... i mean anybody who steps foot in i mean
you're uh there's a lot of people who aren't
even on this show who are very crucial to the
operation and um you know there's only so many
spots especially on a show like this you know
but there are uh there's so many people so many
levels who are just uh you know so important
to keeping this thing moving but um yeah i mean
i really do believe some of the best in the world
wrestle here Yeah, 100%. I honestly think it's
crazy that Channing hasn't been signed already.
Just look at who's been wrestling for the last
year. He's that one person at this point. I'm
just very surprised now that still has not been
signed. WWE or... Unless there's something we
don't know. I mean, it could be a possibility.
Some guys just like running the indies. Is Aaron
Rourke... A WWID guy, correct me if I'm wrong?
He certainly is. I feel like that's not spoken
as much as only because Ricky Smokes and Brad
Baylor have been on TV now at this point. I feel
like Aaron Rourke hasn't gotten the recognition
of realizing he's one of those guys now too.
Being on the level that he's at with everything
that he's done, I feel like Channing should already
be at that same level. I'm disappointed just
to know that he's not. I'm very curious in that
vein, who are the next crop of that? You know
what I mean? Because eventually we will be going
over that mountain. I think there could be a
lot of people on this roster. I really do. There
was a lot of people that you had in the 2017
-2018 era that look at how big they are now on
TV. it's like who are those people yeah who are
the people now that you could see in that same
exact realm and and those people are even you
know their their talent is even more amazing
so like who could like who would you think if
you could pick like two or three people that
are currently like in your limitless roster who
would you see possibly being on tv in the next
couple of years. Shit, man. I mean, it's hard
to narrow down. I guess Alec would be at the
top. I've thought Alec Price would do something
for a while. He's in our age right now, though,
isn't he? I could see him ripping up the X Division,
bro. Alec's in the X Division? Alec Price and
TNA would be absolutely wild. But he's in our
age right now, isn't he? He's a GCW tag champ,
and he's been traveling the country with GCW.
He's all over. Just went to Japan for the first
time. Wow. It's crazy what he's been able to
do. Dijak. He needs to come back. Kind of crazy
that Dijak is on the Indies and doing his thing.
You guys mentioned Channing. I think Becca and
B3, I think you've got to look out for that as
a unit that could be on television here. Gabby
Forza. I mean, a guy who I literally, if you're
talking like TaylorMade for television, Conan
Lycan? I mean, the dude is 200 pounds. He looks
like a brick shithouse. Does a 450? Are you fucking
kidding me? He's insane to watch. He's insane.
He is a very big dude. I can attest because I've
had to catch him once. So much talent. That second
rope, like, one -footed step off, like, I don't
know if it was a moonsault or whatever, like,
absolutely insane watching him do that at his
size. It was wild. Yeah, and he just is effortless,
too. It's literally, like, I don't know. Dude
can do some crazy shit. I'm excited to see what
he's got ahead. There's questions in the chat.
Did you guys hit those while I was gone? Which
one? Lee Miller, what VLC is your favorite? Lee
Miller. Lots out. His song goes. I hate to admit
it. Randy bops the lights out. His music. What
a DLC. I don't even know, bro. I don't even know.
Last year was really special. First one, it can't
be my favorite because it also included the Cage
debacle. Which is also on Botchamania, too, by
the way. That one is very memorable. 2019 at
the Portland Club was an incredible atmosphere.
I think anybody who was there will tell you that.
A few people on the roster still speak about
it today as their favorite show or favorite atmosphere
for a show. That one was off the chain. 2020
was like... I mean, so much different, obviously,
but like in a, in a different way, it felt very
important. And, uh, that's obviously when Christian,
uh, won the tournament, won the championship.
And, um, you know, very quickly we found out
that he was leaving and, uh, but just like, uh,
to still be able to have that moment with Christian,
who is someone who was on the very first limitless
show, uh, never, never had his moment to like
say goodbye in person, but like, that was a moment
that we can at least look and hold on to that
uh you know there was a final chapter so to speak
in his limitless run which i think uh meant a
lot so i uh it meant a lot to me and i think
it meant a lot to people who supported christian
and he was really i mean he was just we were
just getting that wave of momentum with christian
with uh with the live crowd and it was going
to be a special summer uh 2020 before you know
everything went to but uh to have that back on
uh it's a cool piece Most definitely. Now, I
know we don't want to keep you too long here
because I assume you've got some stuff that you've
got to do. So where can we find maybe new fans
coming in? Maybe they're in the Lewiston area
where they can get tickets. Are tickets available?
I'm assuming they're available if you're just
showing up. Where can fans find? more information
about the VLC for tomorrow. Yeah, so I've been
directing everyone. If you want to make sure
you got your tickets, you can still get a few
floor tickets because we were able to release
a couple more rows earlier today, but showpass
.com slash limitless VLC 25. We've pretty much
posted that link to every social site. Then you
can pull up the map. You can select your seats.
You can make sure you got them. They will have
the box office open tomorrow, but it's been thinning
out probably as we speak. If you want to make
sure you get your seats, get seats together as
well if you're buying in a group. You can get
them online. You can get them at the box office
tomorrow. There still are a couple Hardee's VIP
passes available on the website, but it was under
five when I checked before we were on the air.
It's down there. On top of that, If you can't
make it to Lewiston, because I know that there
is a large contingent that supports us throughout
the state, can't make a drive like this, it's
going to be free as fuck on YouTube .com slash
Limitless Wrestling. If you're a subscriber of
IWTV, you can watch it there as well, but we
want as many people as possible to be able to
experience this show. And if you could also watch
it on TikTok, because if you do the TikTok live,
you'll hear my beautiful voice and probably have
a guest or two who knows. We'll be doing TikTok
live. Dylan, come here. I'll be like, Dylan,
come here. We're going to be on TikTok, so we
know we're going to get a lot of eyes on. Charge
your phone, boy. I'll make sure. Oh, I'll be
bringing the Chargers backups galore. I promise
you. Listen, it did well on the Crunch Time show,
I think it was, because I was still like 25 %
before the show. That's pretty good. I was pretty
happy about that. What show were we doing where
you looked at your phone like, dude, I got 8
%? And it was like not even me. I think it was
the Mayan Meltdown. It was whatever the second
to last. Is that Herman? I remember that. Yeah,
and I'm sitting there and I go, just as the main
event. It was like the main event was ending.
I think it was Die Jack and Des. No, actually.
Yeah. It was whatever the show was before. My
phone died right before the pinfall. I was like,
oh my god, dude. Dude, death. Death. Who won?
Who won? But we're going to make sure that doesn't
happen to vacation. JP, I never told you this.
I get a message literally 30 seconds later from
Sam going, who won? Because she was watching.
But then you know that people are watching on
a platform like TikTok. So it's like, again,
free as fuck. Like you said, you're going to
be able to watch it everywhere. That's awesome.
Well, thank you so much, Randy, for coming in
and giving your time. We appreciate it. And we'll
see you tomorrow. Absolutely. Thank you, guys.
Looking forward to it. We will be there. All
three of us will be there at the show. Bright
and early. Yeah, bright and early. Good deal,
man. We'll see you guys then. Looking forward
to it. Thank you again, Randy. Have a good night.
Have a good one, guys. You too. Well, there.
All the viewers go... Everyone's going to leave
now. No viewers. Yeah, we're not hanging out
anymore. Don't leave. We have more fun things
to talk about. We do? No, this is it. This is
basically it. If we can't actually talk, that
helps. Well, I'm sorry. You should know this
by now. I am very terrible at this. I don't know
why I'm the host. There's a reason I did all
our promos. Yeah. Because this is what you get.
You get fucking jumble shit. We have to get up
early. I might actually... I don't know. Do you
guys have anything you want to talk about? I
just cracked beer. I just finished one. We'll
go... Dude, this thing is so gross. I don't give
a fuck what they say. It's like a 10%. Oh my
god, they're so hard -burned. We'll go until
10 .30. Or probably 11 o 'clock. We do have a
few things to talk about. Dude, right off the
bat, we're going to talk about WWE and this bullshit
they're doing with ESPN. Yeah, this is what...
I'm sorry. This is utter bullshit. Okay, it went
from $9 .99 a month. You got all the pay -per
-views when they had the network. The network
was great because you can go to the network,
and if I wanted to watch a demolition match,
I would type in demolition and get all their
stuff. Cool. Then they went to Peacock. Peacock
was a pain in the ass to operate, but you were
still getting everything for $12 a month. That
was because I paid for the service, so I didn't
have commercials. F that noise. Because commercials
are fucking bullshit from Peacock. Exactly. If
I want commercials, I'm going to pay for a goddamn
cable. I think for a streaming service, I shouldn't
have commercials on a streaming service. I talked
to JP about this. Every single time at WrestleMania
where they're showing the promo package for the
fucking match, I got commercials. It pissed me
off so bad. Yeah, exactly. Pay for the $12 one.
That's not going to matter because they went,
oh, because Disney's involved now because Disney
needs to own fucking everything apparently disney
owns my childhood at this point they did i was
gonna say they don't have voltron thank god but
anyway they own everything else so now this involves
so now wwe is going to espn and if you don't
have espn on your cable package you're not paying
30 a month for espn plus what the hell am i gonna
To be fair, I can watch hockey games, which would
be nice, but the only games I want to watch are
the Bruins games, and I would actually pay Nesson
for that, but the problem is if you pay for Nesson,
you get blackout games. Anyway. This is why I
stream shit illegally. Don't omit that on the
fucking live, you dipshit. I'm kidding. Yeah,
you hope you're kidding. Anyway. It's called
a VPN. Those are illegal. Illegal. I have a feeling
that we're going to see WWE on Disney+. is what's
going to happen. Imagine we're logging into Disney+.
They already took over Hulu. Everything from
Hulu is going to Disney+. But then it's just
animated fucking shorts. I don't care. I just
want my WWE to be in one spot. I just want it
in one spot. I don't have to pay for four stream
services. They're hogging all the lanes. Right
now, you get Netflix, right? That's where you
watch Raw. smackdown where do you watch smackdown
is it still on freaking like normal tv usa network
is it smackdown's on usa okay nxt is on cw cw
right then you got then you got um the pay -per
-views which are on peacock and netflix right
now but will soon be on espn are they staying
on is it staying at peacock also or is it just
going directly to you i feel like we're on a
chinese highway and they're all going the same
speed at the same time and no one can get past
them How long do I put on bleaker to cross seven
lanes? is my question though is is this a wwe
thing or is this a tko that's a tko thing absolutely
it's a broke if wwe is the only one that's making
them any fucking money it's called that we're
trying to make up for the six billion dollar
deficit whatever the hell the money is a deficit
by putting it on all these different platforms
that people they know are going to spend all
that money to yeah watch their content and for
them to make a lot of that money back Okay. And
I'm going to straight up say this. I'm a WWE
kid. I've been my entire life. I've been watching
WWE my entire life. Ironically, I watched more
WCW when I was younger. That's because it was
easier. I got more live WCW than I did WWE. Long
story. But I'm the guy that will drop $500 on
a title belt. because I want the title belt that
Cody Rhodes has because I'm a Cody fan. I'd like
to have the Cody belt with the Cody plates on
it if I drop $550 on it, Sam may end me. I want
that custom belt that somebody made on fucking
Teemu. I'm not Teemu. ST. Cool belt. What I'm
saying is I probably, like Lee Miller just said,
I'll probably end up dropping the $30 a month
for it or what I'm probably going to do is probably
like everybody else is be like, well, I'm going
to drop $30 a month two days before the pay -per
-view, sign up, cancel it right after the pay
-per -view. Here's the thing. Remember how we
all used to pay for $60 pay -per -view? I was
just going to say, would you be complaining if
it went from $60 to $30? No. But that's because
it's a price decrease. I'm freaking poor. It's
called conveniency. They want you to buy it regardless
of when you buy it because they know how easy
it'll be for you to just turn on your TV, open
up the app, and start watching. It doesn't matter
when you do it. You're still going to do it.
You're still going to pay the money. I got the
solution to this. You talked about WWE. I trip
over my words sometimes too. Make fun of me,
you fucking asshole. The thing. and the such
and what and the such and what and the such and
what are you doing a me impression you yes are
you doing a me impression you yes are you doing
a me impression you yes i thought he was doing
freaking uh i thought he was doing freaking uh
i thought he was doing freaking uh dozer for
a second dozer for a second dozer for a second
what i would like them to do is this what i would
like them to do is this what i would like them
to do is this is simple Amazon does this too
right now. I think Amazon does this for the AEW
pay -per -views. What you do is you have it so
you can watch Raw and SmackDown right on Disney
Plus or whatever it is, right? I'm just hyperbole
here. And what you do is when the pay -per -views
come out, you literally can go to Disney Plus,
you can go order pay -per -view for $29 .99.
There you go. That way I don't have to sign up
for another streaming service. I've got it right
there. I just go click if I want to watch it.
If I don't want to watch it, I don't watch it.
Yeah, that's a good point, I guess. Back in the
day when pay -per -views were like, you'd call
up your cable company. Literally back in the
day that I'd order a pay -per -view, you had
to call your cable company. We are also all old.
We understand this. I may have been this tall,
but I was around when that happened. My dad used
to buy the ECW pay -per -views. To order WCW
pay -per -views back in the day, I'd go up to
my uncle's place. He had one of the giant satellite
dishes. I'm talking the big ones. I'm talking
the ones NASA uses. He'd have to call up the
the the dish company that would be like all right
go to e739 and you actually have to type e739
then you hear the satellite yep i would lock
into the satellite that was paying the pay -per
-view and it would open up for you it was kind
of wild imagine being from that era and then
just sitting there watching it now and be like
are you telling like because you know you can
watch it anywhere be like You mean I had to have
all this fucking shit before and now we don't
have to I can have everything inside of a tiny
little box It's big. Yes. Imagine going back
to the 70s being like this holds the world's
information People's heads would explode but
it's just like um, it's just like uh, like serious
xm and shit like that You would have to carry
around a box Yeah fucking listen to it in your
car you had to buy it you had a whole kit mounted
in the dashboard of your vehicle or on the windshield
like it was a gps and you're like why and then
you look at it now and it's all built into cars
now yeah literally your phones too i got serious
in my car it's literally i press the button right
exactly but it's like phones too you had to like
you had to have a whole setup so you could have
a phone in your car yeah Boys, speaking of pay
-per -views, I got a question for you guys. Are
we happy or angry that Bork Lesnar's back? With
all the allegations that Brock has on him, because
he has not been cleared. There's nowhere that
says he's 100 % clear of any allegations. So
they brought him back with all these allegations
still above his head. There are also allegations,
and I'm assuming that the only reason why he's
back is probably because the allegations aren't
sticking. How long has this been going at this
point? It's over a year. Over a year now. Over
a year. But what I hear is Janelle's winning.
I wouldn't be surprised. I mean, the worst case
scenario was we're going to see him do three
matches and then never see him again. Right.
And if he wasn't? if she wasn't winning like
i feel like vince would still have his hand in
the pot somewhere in the wrestling world yeah
yeah yeah it's big golden eggs austin theory
i talked about this i talked about this i think
on tick tock and uh my problem with this is i
feel like they killed a run John Cena's heel
run. Maybe Vince is playing a role currently
because look at all the Americano situation.
That is definitely a Vince poll here somewhere.
Well, he will hear me out too because not only
that they killed John Cena's heel run, they also
kind of killed the story with Cody. i wonder
if something just happened internally where they're
like would that involve the rock and they're
just like oh we really can't do something or
it's just more of a swerve like the seth injury
thing and it's like something's gonna break down
i don't know but oh my god speaking of the seth
injury thing i was waiting for cat to have a
stroke at the end of that pay -per -view bro
i thought i thought i was watching it's like
no no i was watching the show outside of my house
on a big screen tv in my backyard and i i surprised
i didn't get a noise complaint because i got
so excited and in the matter of minutes i went
from being so excited to absolutely pissed off
because i was like are you kidding me so i get
i get the storyline already built in my head
so seth's gonna hold the belt till wrestlemania
i almost guarantee it what's gonna happen is
punk's gonna go into the rumble if he doesn't
get hurt i hope he doesn't win the rumble and
go Seth Rollins, I'm coming for your ass. Well,
100%, because they played this out, what these
original plans were for WrestleMania. Originally,
WrestleMania was supposed to be Gunther versus
Punk. If you watched Unreal, you would know what
the original card was. Right, exactly. I didn't
get that type of time. Go watch Unreal. I haven't
finished watching it. I've only watched the first
three episodes. Yeah, it's awesome. So you find
out the card. So yeah, they're definitely going
to play this out for WrestleMania. That's what
it's obviously going to be. Punk is going to
win it back at WrestleMania. I'm assuming, but
we'll, we'll have to see. But like going back
to the, going back to the Brock Lesnar shit.
Oh yeah. Back to the Brock Lesnar shit. It's
like Cody had this storyline built where, you
know, he, He lost. He's been trashed. He's been
trying to be this good guy with Punk. I'm not
Punk. Cena. And every single time it's backfired.
He stepped away and then they killed it with
this fucking babyface turn. So it's like, what
the fuck was this all about for the last six
months? I want to say Cena wanted to turn face
to finish off his career because that makes sense.
But he could have done it on Monday. Yeah, he
could have. Or even after that match. Believe
it or not, I think it's because they lost Travis
Scott out of everything. He was supposed to be
a big part of it. The Travis Scott thing was
a travesty. We're like, well, he's not taking
this seriously, and he's not progressing at anything,
so fuck him. He's gone. I've said this since
day one. If I was Cody and Travis Scott popped
me in the face like that, I would have no -sold
and immediately started shooting, fucking beating
the shit out of him until he was not moving.
i gotta find it because paul heyman had some
had some holy crap inside about that that's how
we get blocked in saudi arabia again but go for
it anyways continue with your conversation no
no no i'm saying if you play the paul heyman
clip that's how we're going to get blocked around
the world is how we always get blocked because
we play we play stuff from wb but no seriously
it's like i don't mind seeing a turning face
and like storm is all happy i bet but i mean
i wish they would have done it through action
not through words yeah like What they could have
done is had Monday, like, okay, Cody wins the
belt. That works. Cody is, with TKO going to
ESPN, this actually makes sense. Cody is your
full -time face. He looks like a champion. He
carries himself like a champion, and he's very
articulate. He's one of those guys who's very
safe to give the belt to and be like, this is
our world champion. He looks very much like a
Ric Flair when Flair was face, or one of the
old NWA champions. He looks like a classic wrestling
champion. And Cena's fine. Trust me. John Cena's
a great guy to have as your face in your company,
too. But that's face John Cena. You don't want
to heal John Cena as a face of your company.
But with them doing this whole ESPN thing, they
give the belt back to Cody. I think what should
happen is Cody beats Cena, right? Clean, dirty,
whatever happens. I think Cody beats Cena. Boom.
One, two, three. Big moment. Cena sits in the
middle of the ring, right? Crowd is like chanting.
Crowd's probably going like, thank you, Cena.
The whole thing, right? Cena sits there, sits
there, sits there, and just kind of starts taking
it in. Music doesn't play. Just gets up, walks
out of the ring. Monday Night on Raw, right?
Cody comes out. Stuff happens. Here comes...
I don't know. Who is he feuding with right now?
The Bloodline? I'll just use the Bloodline. I
know it's not them, but you know. Here comes
the Bloodline. Oh, God. All of a sudden, you
know... He does music hits here comes Cena chair,
you know clean up the house. Look they lock eyes
for a second boom There's a mutual respect handshake
and then we have a main event for the next pay
-per -view. I Don't maybe I'm spitballing here.
I mean it could have done that and but like I
said, it could just happen on at SummerSlam.
You know, he could have been healed the whole
match and at the end of it done the handshake
and the hug and be like, you bested me. You got
me. No, no. I think let it go through SummerSlam
and have it happen at Raw. Seriously. Or do that.
I don't know. They just wanted to push fucking
Brock and it was so stupid. Anyways. You know
what they said when Brock came on the TV? I laughed
my ass off. I looked over at Sam and I was like,
why is Jason Maverick on my TV? I didn't think
of the same thing, honestly. He looked like Maverick,
seriously. Hannah had never seen Brock Lesnar.
I think she made the same reference, too. We
got Paul Heyman on Ariel Helwani. I can never
fucking say his name, but this is his things
with Travis Scott. Because he was cutting into
his own audience when he was doing the bit. What
about the rock component? and the Travis Scott
component, it didn't seem like there was a payoff
to all of that. There was. It fell apart, and
we moved forward without it. What fell? I'm glad
he just flat -out says it, though. Bro, he was
straight. That's what I love about him. It was
shit. Yeah, it was fucking shit. Hey, turn your
Facebook notifications off. Is it true that he's...
What's going on? Turn your phone off, Kat. Your
notifications are annoying. I'm the host of the
show. You can go fuck off. How about that? I'm
a terrible host, but I'm still the host. I'll
call Samuel Matthews and come over there and
whoop your ass again. Are you going to heal on
me now? No, I didn't get that type of time. He's
done. I don't know if he's done. Any meeting
that I was in that involved Travis Scott, I got
along with him fine. Have I heard things? I have.
Do I know the accuracy of it? Haven't heard Travis's
version of it? He's lying. He knows. That is
Paul Heyman for like, I know all this shit and
I can't say a word. He can't say that without
realizing he's on the unreal. Cho as a fucking
writer. He knows what the fuck's going on. He
just knows how to say that he has no idea very
well. According to everyone who knows Paul, Paul's
a professional liar and very good at it. You
talk to Bubba, you talk to Cordell, he's a fucking
carny bro. He is the carniest of all carnies
and he's good at it. Yeah, he 100 % knows everything
in the East. He's just being the nice guy right
now. Like his music? No, you don't. Like his
taste in women that he has children with? Yes,
you do. Wish I was dating one of those sisters.
I'm not. He was married to one. He's doing better
in his personal life than I am. What about The
Rock? What about The Rock? He didn't show up
at WrestleMania. He was never advertised a book
for WrestleMania. No, I know, but it seemed like
there was going to be some sort... He's there,
the throat, the three of them. I don't know.
I don't know what happened with Dwayne. That's
something you should have known. He does know.
Dwayne pulled his dick out and said, I'm going
to do this, and then I'm not going to finish
the fucking story. What's that? Ariel Helwani
is an out -of -box collector, and I hate him.
Actually, I don't know. That's what you get from
all this? Yeah, that's what I get from all that.
Okay, it's all the stuff we already knew. We
already knew Travis Scott was a piece of crap.
First of all, wasn't Travis Scott the one that
had people die in his concert because he was
like... Yeah, he was like, yo, man, blah, blah,
blah, and there's kids getting crushed in the
front row. I watched Billy Joe from frickin'
Green Day. Stop a show when a kid fell down in
the mosh pit. I mean, stop the show dead and
said, yo, pick his ass up. We ain't playing until
he gets on his feet. Green Day. Fucking Korn's
done it. Disturbed. There's been more concerts
that I've been to. There's more concerts I've
been to than I haven't where somebody was stopped
and they had to stop. And somebody got helped
up. Here's Travis Scott. I knew there was a reason
I didn't like him to begin with, and then I remembered
that. And I'm kind of like, yeah, that's a reason.
Who really does like his music? Nobody likes
hearing the words fiend, fiend, fiend. I'm like,
nobody fucking cares. I literally don't think
I've ever heard one of his songs. Since the Netflix
debut on Raw, it was the intro. I beam. I have
not watched a single episode of Raw on Netflix.
My brother. No, seriously. This is how I get
my Raw reviews or my Raw stuff. And I get my
AEW stuff. TikTok. It's a minute and a half.
I can watch the stuff. They go through stuff.
And if there's a match, they go, oh, this match
is great. You need to see it. I'll go find it.
I'll go search it. I get that time. I'm in Miller.
Ups and downs. I do that too. Ups and downs,
brother. Yeah, ups and downs. The other one I
do is WrestleZone. Not WrestleZone. WrestleTalk.
WrestleTalk I'm okay with. I used to watch friggin'
WhatCulture and then they pissed me off during
COVID so I stopped watching them. I only watched
Simon Miller. Good old Oli Davis. But yeah. No,
it's just like, seriously, Travis Scott, because
he wasn't taking it seriously, I'm not a huge
fan of him, but Jelly Roll took everything seriously.
I watched an interview with him. He said he showed
up when the wrestlers showed up. That's legit.
For us, when we're learning to become wrestlers,
that's what they tell us to do. For him to do
that, that's mad respect. On Cody Rhodes' podcast,
he's the one that told Triple H that he wanted
to lose. He's like, no, I'm going to lose. You
never had a celebrity come in and lose. And that
gives me something to possibly come back for.
Yeah, which makes sense. Because he's an actual
fan and he understands how this fucking shit
works. I'm going to side tangent for five seconds
here. Speaking of actual fans who wanted to lose,
David Arquette. When Vince Russo told him they
were putting the belt on him, he went, no. And
he's like, no, we'll put the belt on you. He's
like, absolutely not. He's like, no, we'll put
the belt on you. So he was like, fine. But then
he donated his entire salary. So what? That was
a death sentence at that time. He actually donated
his entire salary to Martha Hart and the kids,
which is pretty cool. That's nice. But no, that
killed his career. Yeah, it didn't kill his career.
It killed WCW. No, it killed his career. Yeah,
and then you know what happened when he came
back? You know what had him come back into the
scene? um he thought that it would be smart to
come back into the scene and wrestle a freshly
out of prison nick gage oh i remember that yeah
he took one fucking tube over the fucking head
and he thought he was gonna die and he wasn't
listening to Nick in the rear. Nicky is probably
the most well respected person in the independent
wrestling scene in the world. He may be the most
terrifying fucking dude in all of independent
wrestling, but that man is a soft hearted man.
And if you, he's like Larry, if you don't listen,
you're going to get fucked up. And he did not
listen to Nicky and Nicky turned it into a shoot.
And this is mind you. two days out of prison
for five years on the robbery charge and he literally
was taking these tubes and trying to fucking
stab david arquette because he would not listen
and then goes on tmz the next day and goes yeah
i will never get back into a professional wrestling
ring ever again because of nick gage and i was
like good good fucking riddance speaking of not
listening to larry he was at the bangor fair
he wrestled the kid and the kid uh screwed up
I heard the story today. Corey and I were watching.
Dunkey and I were watching because we were on
after them. A little KFA break. I apologize.
But we were on after them and we were watching
and all of a sudden, chop, chop, chop, chop.
And I looked at Dunkey and I was like, well,
he just fucked up somewhere. Yep. Because you
could tell with Larry when someone screws something
up. Yep. I knew I didn't screw up today because
I only got two chops. You're supposed to get,
yeah. Larry's crazy at work. Even if you screw
something up, if you listen to him, he'll get
you back on track. Pulling back the curtain here.
I only took one bump in my whole match. We went
10 minutes. I love Larry matches for that reason.
Like, Larry's like, all right, we're going to
do this, this, this, this. I'm going to pop,
pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. Big Polish, sit on you.
That's the only bump in the match, Larry. I know,
I've wrestled Larry. You called half my match.
You've never wrestled Larry? No, bro. I forgot.
It's been nine years since I wrestled, and that
first chop reminded me why I didn't want to.
Oh, man. Oh, shit. Let's finish this shit. Dwayne
come into these beautiful Yahoo studios and answer
for himself. I really don't know. Or have Brian
Goertz come in, and I'm sure he can tell you
their side of the story. I really don't know.
I mean, especially at WrestleMania, I had enough
on my plate. I wasn't really that concerned with...
what was going to happen with John Cena and Cody
Rhodes' storyline. I was more concerned with
the fact that we got a lot to pull off here with
the Tribal Chief Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins
and CM Punk and where we're going to go with
Seth Rollins and how we're going to do this and
how we're going to get to next year's Mania and
this year's SummerSlam and the trajectory that
we had. There was a lot on my plate and also
other people that I was working with. You know,
just the talent backstage at the time because
mania, there are a lot of people that are going
to get their nerves up going into mania season
and a lot of young talent in our locker room.
A lot of young talent. You have someone like
Tiffany Stratton working with Charlotte Flair
and that almost fell apart and did for a moment.
We had to get that train back on the tracks.
So just people, you know, and I got both of them
and wanted to help both of them get that train
on the tracks. So to pay attention that come
to find out she was the one that got in trouble
for that. Yeah. Did you watch the impulsive podcast
or she talked about it? Not Tiffany. No. Yeah,
it's somewhere. I didn't see the full clip, but
she realized that she was very unprofessional.
She admitted that she was unprofessional and
realized that she should not have gotten as far
as she did. I think they both got rattled, and
she was just shooting off the hip to try to make
something out of nothing in that moment. I think
Charlotte, in the long run, probably was kind
of like, yeah, I get it. In fact, I think Charlotte's
on a great run right now, speaking of Charlotte.
You could tell she's having fun. that's just
my opinion you can tell now she's having fun
and it's actually shining how long before her
next uh plastic surgery i don't know but probably
the next divorce right now oh my god bro Anyway,
I'm trying to put her over here. She's gotten
some plastic surgery done. She's trying to keep
up with her dad. She's trying to beat her dad
in divorces. I'm trying to be nice here. I think
she's having a great run right now. What is Ric
Flair at? Like six divorces right now? I thought
it was four. She's at three. She's almost there.
I think it's girls unlucky in love, man. It happens.
Some girls make poor choices. Like father, like
daughter, I guess. Some girls make poor choices.
Yeah, Ric Flair has four, so she's only one away
from tying his record. Alright. Anyways. It's
going to be a short pod tonight, kids, because
we don't have a whole lot to talk about. Yeah,
we all also got to go. I was going to be up early,
too. I might not have pulled a lot. I figured
that probably would have gone a lot longer, but
that's all right. Randy's like, I got to bounce,
and we're like, yeah, that tracks. Randy gone
needs some sleep for tomorrow. If anyone's seeing
Randy tomorrow, if he appears terse, don't take
it personally. Trust me, on show days like that,
he's going to be terse. I've only seen Randy
blow up. once or twice ever in just any random
situation one was a uh yarmouth show and i don't
remember what it was the reason but like he came
through the curtain i've never heard randy yell
and to hear him be like start flipping the fuck
out at something and then being like opening
the fucking doors in five minutes you're like
losing shit was it No, I don't remember what
it was. I don't remember what show it was. We
didn't just call somebody out there. Could you
guys stop talking about that? What was that from?
That was from the accidental blowing up the spot
from... When Alec pulled his mask off? No, this
was before the show. This is what we're talking
about. Alec pulled Lince's mask off. Hess was
supposed to come in with a towel and give it
to Lince or something. He ate a super kick from
Alec and kind of no -sold it. No, he jumped in
early. Yeah, but then Alec gave him a super kick
and he no -sold it. Oh, no. That was right after.
The only time I've ever seen Randy absolutely
lose his shit was The road when somebody tried
to pull a rib and hide the limitless Call it
out. Call it out, pussy. Call it out. No, no,
no. I'm good. That's the last time I saw him
lose his shit. The first time and last time I've
seen him lose his shit. I have learned to leave
him the fuck alone during shows. We're going
to see a whole different Randy tomorrow. I know
we're there in our capacity as per sessions,
but I will still be like, yo, if you need a hand
with anything, I am 95%. Yes, sir. I'm 95 % sure,
but Andy, could you go tie the ring skirts on?
Yeah, I got it. I'm going to spend the rest of
the night getting fucking forms and things ready
for tomorrow because we got a table up. So looking
forward to that. We got a nice banner. I'm going
to actually bring the old banner. I'm going to
have everybody who's been on the show sign it.
Cool. You know, have it for the background. I
love to have that fucking thing filled. And,
you know, maybe we'll get it plastered one day
somewhere. Make sure you get Sidney Bacabella
to sign it. Yep. We'll get Sidney. And we'll
have to get somebody from security to make sure
little Joe stays away from us when we do the
live. We're live. We're live. We're not behind
the scenes. Oh, shit. I'm just kidding. I'm just
kidding. Kind of. All right. Anyways. We're getting
punch drunk at this point. I'm tired. Wave bye
to the audio listeners. Do we have any botches
today? Do we want to watch botches? Let's do
botches. I like a good botching. I don't have
any. You don't have any botches? No. You suck.
I didn't do a show because I figured that we
were just going to do the interview. That's okay.
Listen, we will have plenty of botches to watch
after the next ring. On top of that, we got his
return match. Right. And we have the show for
tomorrow to get ready for if we actually do a
show tomorrow. True. Which I will not be wearing
my Rob Van Dam shirt for. i'm kind of annoyed
by that i have my hardy shirt but i'm not wearing
it i'm just going to bring it for them to sign
i do have uh my ecw heavyweight title i'm gonna
see if i can tell me something that'd be awesome
that'd be awesome all right um Do we want to
plug anything? Yeah, let's plug stuff. Let's
go plug these. Oh my God, I don't like that screen.
So I'll go first. You can find me on all social
media platforms at D -O -T -D -N -I -X. That
is YouTube. That is Instagram. That is Twitter,
Facebook. I don't think I'm a poor hub. I am
on IMDB though, which is pretty cool. What film
were you in? The Road. It's actually on IMDb.
My real name is also on another film on there,
which I actually helped film a few years back.
It was a little horror movie my old art director
did, and I helped out with it. I was one of the
sound guys, ironically. Upcoming shows. Well,
tomorrow, Vacationland Cup. I'm obviously not
wrestling there, but I will be there, so you
can come say hi. Come say hi to the whole crew.
Sunday, Scott Higginfair. Who am I going to wrestle?
I have no clue. It's Scott Higginfair. Nobody
knows until an hour before the show starts. Exactly.
My cousin Larry goes, all right, this is what
you're doing. Next weekend is Scott Higginfair
again, I believe, for one of the days. And I
don't know what next Saturday I'm doing. There's
something next Saturday. I can't think what it
is. I'm sure it's something cool. Oh, I honestly
can't remember. I don't think it's a show of
any real. Someone's going to probably hit me
up. He's like, it's my show. I'd be like, dude,
you're not until the 20th. Don't worry about
it. And then, yeah. So fairs pretty much all
summer. A couple of big shows here and there
that I don't remember. And then, yeah. You can
go buy my T -shirt at prowrestlingtees .com.
Please, I haven't sold in a while. I'd like to
sell some T -shirts. I'd like to make some money.
I'm broke. I just bought a new car. I'm very
broke. So go buy myself. I like my new car, but
I'm broke. It's a 2017 Subaru Forester. We got
to meet the goal, guys. Got to meet the goal
for Dylan next this week. It's $200. Super chat.
Go fund me. Yo, I will be. Pulling back the curtain
for a second. I almost did a GoFundMe. When my
car broke originally, my old car, I almost tossed
a GoFundMe just to be like, can someone help
me pay for this thing? It was going to be $4
,000. The car's only worth $2 ,100. It was going
to be $4 ,000 for repairs. I was like, you know
what? Just going to buy a new car. What did you
get for a new one? 2017 Subaru Forester. Oh,
there you go. Subaru, feel the freedom. Feel
the freedom. I wanted it. I'll be honest. I wanted
a vehicle that was good in the winter because
I travel in the winters. I fucking tanks. Yeah.
I wanted something that's good for snow. Things
got a little drive and everyone's like, dude,
yeah, put winter tires on thing and you're going
to go everywhere with it. And I'm like, cool.
Works for me. So yeah. Plus it's big enough for
like road trips and shit. So right. Yeah. Yeah.
at JP O 'Reilly on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter,
Instagram, Pornhub. Just kidding. One of these
days. One of these days. One of my matches is
going to get posted on there. I'll be like, what
the fuck? Excuse me. The Patriots score. TikTok.
You can find me also as well at JP O 'Reilly.
upcoming events as i'm sitting here my calendar
putting some in right now that i forgot about
uh tomorrow vacation like i obviously won't be
performing in front of again vacation like i
but i will be the official tiktok social media
commentator so if you go to limitless wrestling
on tiktok If you don't have IWTV or just don't
prefer to watch things on YouTube and you're
just scrolling through TikTok on a Saturday night,
you have the chance to scroll across the entirety
of VLC 25 tomorrow night with me as your special
guest commentary. I will also probably have a
guest or two, possibly Dylan Nix, who knows.
And we will be doing the entirety of that show
on TikTok live. So if you want to tune in, we
will be doing that. September. Jesus Christ,
jumping the gun here. Sunday, in two days from
now, I will be at the Skyhooking Fair once again
for my second day of the Skyhooking Fair. uh
followed by that i will return on friday the
15th of august and we'll do my last day of the
fair uh this is the least amount of fair dates
that i've done in about eight years uh same since
i stopped working at the tv station i used to
be able to i would take my vacation time and
i would work like six seven of those days in
a row um more for like the last six seven years
And this year is obviously different with just
job in general. So I'll be there tomorrow or
I'll be there Sunday and I'll be there on the
15th. And then I will have September 5th is Geno's.
North Atlantic Wrestling Association returns
to Geno's in Portland. I think I'll be at a drug
club. My favorite place in the world to wrestle
at is a great venue. A lot of things that I do
there I don't do on any other wrestling shows.
So you'd have to come to the show to find out
how crazy it gets. uh followed by that uh september
20th is mew six anniversary show uh former wwe
superstar heath slater is going to be on that
show we got kids he's got kids uh there's gonna
be a ladder match on that show there's gonna
be women title matches i know i'll be on the
show i don't know what i'm doing but oh the mew
show i mean i wouldn't know because it's not
sitting behind you like it is on every podcast
it's on my car It's in my car, he says. Yeah,
MEW's six -year anniversary show is going to
be in Franklin at the Franklin Vets Club. The
weekend after that, September 26th, will be Ring
Wars 5. I'm on the poster. I don't know if Dylan
Nix is on the poster. Here's what annoys me,
right? I'm not on the poster for this one, but
I'm on the poster for the one after. Oh, there's
already one after? I didn't even know. Dr. Turner,
dude. Big Gats on the poster, too, apparently.
Big wrestling return over here. Ring Wars 5.
Oh, Ring Wars. I was like, not for MEW. No, of
course not. Anyways. Why are you being a dick?
I don't know. Did you take a nap today? No, because
I had to wrestle Larry. Oh, that's why you're
being a dick. The following day. That's why you're
being a dick. no uh larry does not do the oil
check anymore um i'm not going to explain the
reason why uh what no no it's a story though
it's a story i i learned about it today but now
he uh tell me after the pod Yeah, but needless
to say, Larry Huntley no longer does the thumb
in the bum. Did he do the oil check and actually
oil check somebody? No. We'll tell you later.
Now he is finding his inner Mike McCarthy and
is picking his nose and trying to stick it down
people's butts. I avoided that luckily today,
but who's to say the next time? Following Ring
Wars 5 on September 26th. You're still not fucking
done? No, because I actually have fucking dates
because I actually wrestle. Anyways. I had a
kid. Sorry, I'm being transparent. So do I. Anyways,
the day after it will be MPW. There is no confirmed.
This is the return of main premier wrestling.
I'm not booked for that. So the venue is not.
a hundred percent yet, but there is in the talks
that it's going to be possibly in Skowhegan.
So if it ends up being in the community center,
um, that's where it may be. Um, I will find out
more information, but no matter where it's going
to be, uh, main premier wrestling will return
September, Saturday, September 27th, um, somewhere
in the state of Maine. Um, that's my last plug
is, you know, I actually have dates. The only
day I have is Ring Wars, but you can find me
on all the social medias, Instagram, TikTok,
Twitter, Facebook, Big Cat Tyler Adams on Instagram
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go live starting almost weekly, almost every
day now at 830 for the channel because nobody
wants to play with me, even though that was the
point of putting on there. Listen, I will play
with you. We got to come up with a system here.
We've came up with multiple systems. We need
to act on those systems. Yes, we do. And you
need to act on getting your in -ring career back.
Shut the fuck up. I'm just on his fucking list
today, apparently. Running his mouth. I haven't
started shit with anyone in a while. Yeah, I
can see it. Do we want to get your ass kicked
again? I think that's what happened last time
you started shit with somebody. What are you
going to do? Sit on me? You're damn right I will.
You might have lost weight. I fucking gained
it. I'll sit on you. I'll sit my fat ass on you.
Okay. Anyways. Fucking Nick's over there. He's
like, okay, I'm done with this. He's like, children,
children, dad. He's like, I'm going to go back
to texting. I don't care anymore. Why did I come
on this podcast? Why did I agree to this? Checking
out the Patriots game. All right, we'll catch
you guys. We'll catch you guys. Okay, first of
all, check out the Patriots game because, my
God, I have hope.