It's time for the show welcome welcome welcome
to another episode of per session's wrestling
podcast i'm your host the main of maine big cat
tyler adams and you can catch us live every friday
9 p .m eastern standard time on youtube and rumble
i'm here today i'm with levi spade the i can't
read because the screen's so small okay and jp
o'reilly the hardcore maniac and of course our
a lovely guest daphne uh Oh my fuck. Davel. Wow.
Davel. I can't fucking talk. It's as soon as
this freaking as soon as the podcast goes. Get
the fuck out of here. Alright guys, have a good
night. Crazy way to start. Also, I'm just gonna
I'm gonna take 15 seconds to shame all of you
and condemn your use of AI. All of you. Listen,
I don't know. Don't look at me. We're not going
to talk about it. We're not going to talk about
it. I just wanted to throw that out there. That's
a mother embarrassing her children. I'm not mad.
I'm disappointed. Bingo. You should be. Thank
you for coming on with us. No problem. Now, geez,
it's been, was it two years since your last match
at Limitless Wrestling? It was almost two years
to the day. So it was January 20th, 2023 was
my last match. And it was January 16th, 2026.
Yeah, okay, so the first one, 2024, my bad. Yeah.
January 20th to January 16th, two years separated.
And that's crazy, too, how that all ended. MSP
was together for, what, seven years? Longer.
Longer. I mean, MSP, probably about seven. Us
as a tag team, in various gimmicks and such,
definitely longer. Yeah, and then nobody was
expecting it. None of us was. Like 10 years.
Yeah. 9, 10, something like that. Agro decided
that he wanted to go his own path and challenge
you to a match where Loser leaves town, which
was a, oh my gosh, it was a brutal match between
you and Agro. I was there. So was I. The waterboarding,
the air lobe spot, which, ah, the things that
you wouldn't expect to see, you saw, and it's
like, ah. Somehow the spot with the exposed wood
seemed like the least painful thing that happened.
Yeah, it seemed like it was the worst. It still
wasn't pretty, but yeah, I mean, at that point,
like, I was already so gassed. I'd already been
through. a pretty like like 40 minutes of bullshit
yeah i think it's the longest match i've ever
been in granted we it wasn't a traditional wrestling
match we weren't running the whole time we weren't
doing crazy spots i mean we were doing i guess
crazy spots but it wasn't like crazy sequences
like blah blah blah bullshit bullshit bullshit
counter counter counter reverse reverse reverse
fucking super kick blah blah blah bullshit but
uh it's definitely the longest match i've ever
been in for sure What was your mindset going
into that match beforehand? Because we didn't
know what was going on. We didn't know this was
going to be your last match. What is that feeling
of walking out there? It's like, okay, let's
put on a show. This is going to be it for a while.
Essentially, I think the main thing was probably,
thank God we're finally here. You know what I
mean? It was time for me to have some time, I
guess is the best way to put it. And the whole
thing kind of came together a little abruptly.
I would have liked for it to have been spaced
out a little bit more, maybe a little bit more
buildup to the match. If you guys recall, or
if anyone else listening recalls, it was we had
our last match in our series of matches with
Above the Rest. Yep. Tristan and Gabe. They won,
which, you know, awesome. Great team. Great guys.
They're both amazing wrestlers and still one
of the worst finishes I've seen. It looks like
brutal. If I'm being perfectly for real, what
was it? Monkey flip into the, I was going to
say, wasn't it? Yeah, it was their finisher,
but the way it got, did I take it or did I go
take it? Thank you. I believe it was you. Yeah,
that makes sense. Yeah, I had to take the pinfall
there. That's right. I believe it was you that
ate it. So that happened. And then the turn happened
right after that match. And then the very next
show was the If I Lose, I Leave match. And I
would have probably liked to have had at least
one more show in there. But I came to the team.
you know the limitless team with a sense of urgency
of like hey like i'm not good like i'm very mentally
unwell i'm very broken in a lot of ways i'm trying
to fix myself but i'm going to need time and
i cannot i just can't do wrestling right now
like there's no part of me that can get up for
wrestling i was dreading show days i was dreading
matches i looked like i felt like like everything
and when when the last match happened i had already
been on hrt for like three months and jossie
was the only person that knew that at the time
um obviously i hadn't like come out fully yet
and i wasn't presenting uh full femme yeah in
public yet I hadn't changed my name yet none
of that stuff had happened yet and I wasn't quite
ready for that I didn't want to do that right
away and I definitely didn't want to do that
while I was still involved with wrestling so
I kind of just was like you know hey I'm taking
these steps but cutting the cord here kind of
needs to happen and yeah I don't know giving
up that night was probably one of the best decisions
i've ever made you know what i mean and it allowed
i'm very fortunate in the sense that like the
door with limitless and i think wrestling in
general was just left i left it open for myself
and i think that on the other side of the door
limitless in the wrestling world kept it open
for me you know what i mean not everybody has
that not everybody has a home promotion as storied
as Limitless. Not everybody makes a name for
themselves in a way where the wrestling community
will even remember them after two years away,
completely away, completely ghost. So I'm very
fortunate that I kind of was able to just take
the time I needed, reinvent myself and get back
to what I love for the right reasons too. Yeah,
I was just going to ask, was that a hard decision?
Because you guys were on top for a lot of promotions.
I think before the show was announced that you
guys were going to go against each other, I think
you just dropped the Let's Wrestle tag titles
as well, if I remember correctly. maybe yeah
that sounds right it was somewhere in there because
what's funny is your that whole like span coincides
also with my leaving of the state in general
which is why i knew it had been about two years
since your last match because that show was my
last show with limitless in the very like two
weeks later not even i drove cross country and
moved to colorado so because you guys dropped
the limitless titles to pos and then me and dylan
had our the first title match for pos was against
us in island falls and it was literally like
two weeks later or some shit like that yeah that
that makes sense and that's kind of coming back
That was the last time I saw Levi was the same
night that was your last match. Because I looked
over at Levi and I was like, oh wait, you're
not going to be here. at the next show or any
next show after that. It was funny because I
showed up and people didn't think I was going
to be there because they thought the Let's Wrestle
match that I had with Dylan a couple weeks prior,
they thought that was it. They thought I wasn't.
And then I showed up to Limitless and everyone
was like, what the fuck are you doing here? And
I was like, I don't leave for another two weeks.
That was just my last wrestling match. I'm still
here to work. I got this aggro turning on you
right here. Of course, there's no audio. The
one clip I have has no audio. Improv. Improv.
Improv commentary. Where's Tex Arcana? There's
this bitch clapping in the background. What the
fuck are you doing? I don't know. Some people
were happy about this turn. That's a man. I actually
thought that was a woman. No joke. Not me misgenerating
immediately. Oops. Nobody was expecting this
at all. I think we were all talking about it
the day after. It was like, what the? What? And
I think one of Homeboys and Levi's stayed too.
around like like just as long also did the same
thing like a few weeks later they broke up i'm
not kidding yeah do you remember that levi i
think so yeah because it was like because i didn't
know what was going on but everyone was like
oh you know like they were they were our trainers
and they were a tag team and they've been a tag
team for like ever and well and i was like I
get it. This just happened. I don't remember
who it was, but I know what you're talking about.
It was literally the same thing. It's sad. Blah,
blah, blah. I'm better. Blah, blah, blah. Blah,
blah, blah. I got better hair. Blah, blah, blah.
Oh, wait a minute. Main character shit. Blah,
blah, blah. This was the creation of the main
character. I love that gear, too. I was just
going to say, that's the tragic part of all this.
That gear will never see the light of day again.
It's getting auctioned off at some point this
year. Come hell or high water. I have all this
shit I'm sitting on. You need to let me know,
because I will throw money at that. yeah i just
need to figure out how i want to do it and like
what i want to raise money for you know what
i mean like that's kind of my biggest thing right
now and i'm so here's the wizard indecisive that
was the birth of the shining wizard i think that
was the first time he ever really threw it yeah
and of course i mean i prided myself on that
that's my favorite part of wrestling is taking
other people's moves you know like i like selling
i like so that's where i get it from yeah i just
i was just gonna say i love taking the biggest
compliment i got when i was out here was i knew
how to sell when i sold i had people i had other
workers believing i was hurt because i hey and
that's that's a huge compliment honestly so yeah
you probably do get it from me but i mean that
should be any like any wrestler who's worth their
weight and salt like that should be like one
of the top priorities when you get into a ring
is the ability to sell you should want to sell
i love selling selling is my favorite yeah it's
like i was just gonna say like all the stupid
shit that i think of it's like it's always something
against me it's like oh you could do this and
i'll like like uh best example of like just kick
me off the uh the off the apron he's like you're
gonna hit bump on the floor i'm like yeah it's
like why it's like because it looked gross just
do it actually let it have purpose don't do stuff
for the sake of doing stuff but let me ask you
guys this let me throw this out there what is
your guys's favorite move to take oh jeez i can
start my favorite move to take is a backstabber
or a lung blower a backstabber or a lung blower
either or take a nasty one thank you i do try
i I love taking a sky high. I love taking a choke
bob. I don't know what it is. I remember taking
one from Ian Griff way back in the day, first
year. Taking one from a guy that's taller than
you, especially when you're already tall of size,
it's exhilarating. Right. I guess any move that
gets me off the ground. Any move that gives me
a fucking minute to rest. Yeah, exactly. I don't
know. For me, that's a tough one. I like pile
drivers. I do like taking pile drivers. I took
enough pile drivers between the two of you. I
do like taking pile drivers. I had a good stint.
You're just a fun, squishable pile driver. It's
funny because nobody hits piledrivers out here
and I'm like, man, I could take a nasty piledriver.
I had a good stint towards the end of the year
where I was doing a lot of spinebuster powerbomb
type things and I still fucking hate taking spinebusters.
I took one spinebuster from Ace Romero while
I was training before I even wrestled the show
and ever since I hate taking spinebusters. Powerbombs
are my least favorite to take. Yeah, for me...
I feel like this is a basic answer, but I feel
like my answer to this would be anything that's
a finisher. Because I always ask, you know, what's
your finisher? And if I'm losing the match, my
favorite thing is taking that final move because
that's what I'm going to sell the most. That's
what's going to look the grossest, what I'm going
to make sure the audience knows is a kill shot.
So I don't think I have just one specific thing.
It's anything that somebody uses as a finisher.
Gotcha. I was gonna say, I can't remember the
last move that I took was like, oh, that's I
guess it would be Ricker when he gave me a splash
in the back. That fucking sucked. I was on I
was on the mat and he just fucking smashed me.
It was like, oh, this would be easy and just
knock the wind out of me like, oh, OK, that fucking
suck. Or the the last friggin. Be Samuel Matthews
and Lee's finish. Did it on the chair. Just a
spot for crown of Maine. And we use a shitty
frigging chair with a edge on it. And I hit the
edge and oh, that fucking hurt for weeks. I don't
know what the last thing that sucked that I took
was. Honestly, like the first thing that comes
to my mind and I always mention is the hardcore
match that we had when I took the shitty match.
Yeah. When I took the sidewalk slam on the fucking
ground and it almost paralyzed me. that's the
first thing that comes to my mind about the shittiest
bump I've ever taken. I really don't, it's not
a whole lot out here that people do. I've done
a couple of the, I think I showed you guys, I
did the fucking slide apron bump again, where
I got fucking thrown out to the apron. I missed
it. My feet let go under me and I ate the fucking
ground. It's become the Levi's spade spot because
I just, I can't land on the apron to save my
fucking life. Oh, yikes. Small guy. For me, recently
um and not necessarily a bump but uh i let moxie
for the first time and probably his entire career
i let him uh i let him throw a chair at me like
sabu style and it was a barbed wire chair and
i just took it head first wasn't the smartest
choice i had still all uh fucked up a little
bit but uh but uh i mean i just let him do it
i went i laid down i went yep That fucking sucked.
That really fucking sucked. But it was fun. But
it sucked. Speaking of that, Amber, did you hear
about the ring at Ring Wars? Of course I did.
The ring. Bad gas travels fast in a small town.
Bad gas travels fast in a wrestling stadium.
We just got done the meeting. We got done the
meeting. We were all just about to go out back.
Doors were about to open. Two minutes before
doors open. Big Moxie decided to take it upon
himself to run the ropes like the old days. He
started hitting them at 110 miles an hour. By
the time he hit about 115 miles an hour, the
entire post snapped in half at the speed of sound.
That's crazy. I didn't even think that was possible.
It sounded like a gunshot. Sound like a gunshot
went off and everyone turned and Eric just goes,
well, that fucking sucks. And we all just stood
there. Luckily, there's just a small group of
us and we just went, what do we do? Well, we're
all going to wrestle blood sport style. I was
like, oh, fuck. Nobody's using the ropes tonight.
Everyone had to rework their entire matches.
It was still a good show. Everyone didn't didn't
have a terrible match. But then so they kept
the ropes on. And what happened was the ring
just started getting worse and worse. At one
point, they just go, Eric goes, for the main
event, we're just going to take the ropes off.
You're just going to have it. It's just straight
Bloodsport style. I was like, all right. So me
and Moxie, main event, fans bring the weapons.
I had the ropes off. We just did the match. No
ropes. So it worked out. But the whole post is
fucked. The whole post is just snapped in half
gone. Yeah. I mean, I just. You have no words
for that. That's the most main thing I've ever
heard in my life. Those posts were hollow? I've
never heard of that before. They were frozen.
Yeah. Why you should keep your ring in a fucking
climate -controlled environment? My dude. That's
the first thing I said. You know, it's basic
common sense. Like, the fuck are we doing? I've
never heard of a hollow post. Luckily, he has
two rings now. Yeah, right. Jesus Christ. What's
the worst ring that you've ever wrestled in?
The IWE ring. Oh, yeah. Big Bertha. Straight
up. Yeah. That thing was a death trap. It was
awful. Trained in that thing. That was the first
ring I ever stepped in. First ring I ever bumped
in. I had a ton of my first, I don't know, two,
three years worth of matches in that ring. Awful.
It was garbage. Shouldn't have been a thing.
Would you say that's the worst ring you've ever
bumped in? Done anything in? So would you say
that's the worst ring you've ever done anything
in? Bump, hit the ropes, whatever? Yeah, I'd
rather bump on the floor. It was bad. That thing
was really bad. I agree. it was a whole thing
about that whole setup like i mean when i went
from was but the way that like you had to pack
that thing into the truck so specifically and
if you fucked up it's just like okay it's not
gonna fit we gotta take it all out and do it
over again yeah yeah i've been there before don't
even talk um just not a cool time yeah you look
at the time you're like oh fuck we're in brewery
it's still two o 'clock morning i remember fucking
riding in the ring van to like island falls or
something and i'm like in the back like on top
of like the pile of everything with like probably
like this much room between me and the ceiling
and just all the ring and all the metal is underneath
me i'm like if we flip right now i'm gonna die
like i'm gonna get crushed literally crushed
by the weight of this fucking death trap And
I'm sure Eric didn't drive very well. No! God
damn. Why were you in the back? Because there's
only two, three seats in the front and there's
like four or five of us riding to the show. We
were stupid. We were fucking stupid. That's really
all it comes down to is we were fucking stupid.
We didn't know any better. I mean, I knew better,
but still did it anyways because I'm fucking
stupid. That's really what it is. Oh, shit. We
were young. Speaking of IWE, before we get into
your limitless return and stuff like that, what
is the most memorable moments of IWE that you
can think of? Goddamn. There were so fucking
many. The one that comes to mind, because you
guys were talking about hardcore matches and
bumps and stuff like that a few minutes ago,
is the... And the fucking clip still pops up
all the time. Probably from JP's page. The street
fight that we had with BRG and Malik back in
the day. That one was crazy. I wish I had it.
It's on Facebook somewhere. It's not on YouTube.
It pops up every year. I loved putting that whole
thing together. And I just loved the scene. And
all the stuff that you guys did in your match
with aggro stems back to that match entirely.
The spots with the wood, the earlobe spot. I've
been doing this shit my whole career. I know
what I'm doing when it comes to these matches.
I like telling stories, too. I don't just like
having hardcore matches just because I use weapons.
You know what I mean? I like telling stories.
And like, You know what I mean? Like that wasn't
calling you out. Although I probably, it probably
seemed like it probably felt too. You know what
I mean? Like it's, I just, I, I, I just like
these matches and like different ways than other
people, I think. But yeah, you know, the, the
boards exposed and everything. I mean, in me
and Jossie's match, we didn't have a live lobster.
So that was one thing. And you also didn't have
the women's restroom either. Yeah, I forgot about
that. I definitely forgot about that. My favorite
spot from that match, underrated spot. The opening
to the video is you just knocking on the door.
I think my favorite spot in that match, if I
remember correctly, was Malik and Agro were in
the ring. aggro's in one corner malik's across
in the other and i'm in like the middle corner
but on the outside on the floor and malik charges
up to like run across to like hit aggro with
something and i'm down on the floor and i've
got like a stop sign and i fucking slide it in
Right as he starts running. And he fucking like
slips on the stop sign. Banana peel style. And
like fucking takes a bump. And it's just one
of those things that's so stupid. You could never.
I remember having the idea before the show. I'm
like what if I did this. And it worked. And I'm
like it will never work. And like nowadays I
wouldn't even try it. Because I know it won't
work. I don't trust it enough to work. But it
did work. And I know when to quit while I'm ahead.
So that was the one and only time I'll ever do
that. I thought that was super creative. I think
that's stupid, right? I'm you ever did the. Probably
because I mean, that was probably one of my first
like real gimmick matches. I'm pretty sure it
was the first time you did. Any other gimmick
match I would have had, I probably would have
been in the fog. We probably had the masks on.
Probably. I'd say that's probably one of the
first times. I hate that spot. It's so easy.
It's just flesh. I think we tried to do it in
the ultimate survival, but we did other things
too. What was that? What just happened? What
did you say? Am I fucking high right now? What
is going on? What just happened? Can you guys
hear me? Are we lagging? I'm good. We're here.
I'm sorry. I heard everything you said. I'm sorry.
My mother called me. I shut up because Amber
asked JP what he said. So did I. Yeah, that's
why I stopped talking. And then he stopped talking.
My computers. Yeah, you're lagging crazy style
right now. I was laughing at what Levi said.
Anywho. I'm going to try and pop out and switch
back and see if I figure your shit out. That
match was pretty crazy. The swanton off the basketball
hoop. was definitely one of them uh that that's
another video that still pops up every year on
facebook at the very least um yeah stupid probably
shouldn't have done that but hey you know i think
that's what levi got banned from we got banned
from the uh airfield event from that spot because
levi did uh something similar did you really
yeah yeah well what was the spot I climbed up
on, I had Kat boost me up to the basketball hoop
and then I jumped into the group of them. You
don't remember commenting on my video. You literally
commented on my video and you were like, mine
was better. And I responded to your comment and
was like, did you do yours half paralyzed though?
Because I got up there and just jumped on the
group of them. I was going to do the Swanton,
but that was like at the end of the match. And
at that point I had already wrestled the whole
match, unable to feel anything on my left side
below my hip. So I still got up there and did
the spot and jumped on them, but I did not flip
because the hoop was here and the group was here.
And I was like, if I flip, I'm going to miss
and eat the fucking floor. So I just jumped.
I don't remember that or commenting that, but
I believe it. And two, no, I wasn't paralyzed,
but I practically was after I did it. See that.
And that's why I didn't flip. Yeah, we got banned
from that event. Well, that promotion got banned
from that event because they didn't ban us when
I did it. The basketball hootspot and the pounce
where I pounced Lee into the chairs. They were
our chairs, but they claimed it was the venues.
So they got butthurt about that. And they was
like, no, you guys can't no longer. Careful with
that stuff. Trying to think what else I, um,
the good old IWE days, uh, being able to play
the brood with gang grow was pretty sick. Oh
yeah. That was like, definitely like career highlight,
let alone IWE highlight. That was sick as fuck.
Like who, how many people can say that? Like
he had the blood and everything. It was so sick.
Um, we came out to the brood music. Like, fuck,
dude. Like, you can't beat that. You cannot beat
that. No. I wrestled... What? Sorry, go ahead.
I was going to say I wrestled Shane Douglas.
That was actually my last IWB match ever, was
Shane Douglas and I defended the IWB championship
against him. I won, and then... some weird fallout
with john the bomb because he's kind of a drunk
fuck and then he told me to drop the belt off
and i did and then i never went back because
he fucking sucks so yeah i think i remember uh
eric was telling that story a little bit about
and that's uh basically i can't remember all
the details because it's minute and doesn't really
mean much in the grand scope of my life but yeah
that definitely happened um getting the iwe championship
i won it Off of Ben. No. I think we all had it.
I think Ben had it. And then I think aggro had
it. And then I think I took it off of him in
a triple threat match between the three of us.
I think that was the first ever like MSP triple
threat. I had like a cool ass entrance and everything
like a mania entrance. You know, if you can call
a match at fucking Dino's in Brewer, Maine, a
mania type show, but. I had, like, people in,
like, hoods and stuff. It was cool shit. I defended
it once against Shane Douglas, and I bounced
the fuck out of there. That's a good one. Have
you had a favorite, like, venue that you've worked?
Fenway Park. Fenway? It's my favorite venue.
So cool. It's my favorite venue, too. Like, how
do you top that? It's my favorite venue, too.
How the fuck can you top that? God damn, I'm
trying to think of actual proper wrestling venues,
though. Yeah, because the airplane hangar is
a close second for me. I wrestled in an airplane
hangar over the summer. That's cool. That was
fucking cool. I've wrestled in something similar.
I'm trying to think. I can't remember the name
of it, but C4's main building up in Ottawa. I've
always really liked that spot. It's a pretty
iconic spot. I've never done it, but I always
think that wrestling in a big mall would be fucking
dope. Wrestling in a mall can be cool. It can
also be super fucking lame. I've been on both
sides of the coin there. Luckily, mine was pretty
cool. We had a good crowd. That music in Providence
is really a sick man because it's an actual venue.
You would go and see bands there. That's really
cool. That was really cool. I wrestled there.
multiple times for what wrestling wrestling has
the tomorrow rip to that it's amazing i think
about the companies that have come and gone How
did Grind's venue feel? Because I'm a big proponent.
I love Grind, and I always felt like their venue
was really... I liked their venue. Minus having
to climb up and down for the fucking ring because
of those stairs. Besides that, the venue itself
was really nice. The setup and everything, because
even where the locker room was located, none
of those aspects of it were super ideal, but
once... Okay, and I'll say this, too. Grind...
does and did especially with that place in particular
a great job with dressing up the space that they
have to work with and because i've wrestled for
other companies in the pulaski club which obviously
it's over like they're not having wrestling there
anymore um so that sucks um hi jp bye jp hi jp
Bye, JP. Bye, JP. What a fucking idiot, dude.
I didn't even do that. Jesus Christ, man. Sorry.
No, they just do such a good job of dressing
it up. You know what I mean? It looks so good
in there. just all their shit's super tight like
the the production's really good the lighting's
really good like and so yeah the locker room
setup isn't great it's not ideal getting the
ring in there and set up is not great it's not
ideal but like what matters is how it looks in
the room how it looks on camera and all that
shit's top notch so i liked it there especially
when it was for grind so that's true now uh going
back to like the fog um the uh it was you in
aggro right that was that was so with you guys
starting the fog um in the fog was that like
kind of your like hey we kind of work pretty
well together maybe we can keep going doing this
uh doing this ourselves um creating our own tag
team yeah i mean It was pretty natural. Like
him and I were, I wouldn't call us friends. I
would call us more acquaintances because we were
both involved in like the music scene locally
around here. And it was, he was really what got
me into it because I was just getting back into
wrestling. I went to a local show, IWE. and he
was there he had just started training he just
had his first class and i saw him and i was like
the are you doing here because you know we kind
of knew each other and he told me and i was like
holy i didn't realize you could do that and then
i started my my first class was his second class
basically and so we were just always we were
just always there we were always riding to the
shows together we were within our class like
our class like everybody you know there's obviously
varying levels of skill and everything but him
and I were always like neck and neck you know
I mean we're always kind of like not one -upping
each other because that wasn't the vibe but like
hey you nailed it hey I nailed it hey you struggled
with it and I struggled with it but hey we both
just nailed it you know what I mean like shit
like that you know what I mean it just kind of
always felt like we were just on the same pace
you know compared especially compared to everyone
else that was kind of in and out of those classes
and yeah just forming a tag team just kind of
was like yeah this makes sense um and i don't
know we lived close by too and everything so
we were like hanging out outside of like practices
and shows and stuff so just talking like oh my
god like we found the mass and then we found
the rest of the suit we put it all together and
we took the first promo pictures in my kitchen
like you know what i mean just like that's really
just how it all came together it was kind of
just neither one of us planned on being in a
tag team we both appreciated tag team wrestling
but that obviously wasn't like I'm going to be
a tag team wrestler. You know what I mean? That
wasn't the plan. It just kind of happened. And
that in itself, I think is a beautiful thing.
I feel like, sorry, I feel like that's when the
tag team stuff ends up being the best too. Cause
that's, that's basically the story of me and
Dylan, like me and Dylan, we're just kind of
both floating around. It didn't really have much.
And then we just sat down backstage at one show
and like flushed out the entire idea of what
we wanted to work with. And then we just ran
with it. And I mean, we were, tag team wrestling
you guys and wrestling POS and wrestling all
these other teams and traveling all up and down
and that was like born out of literally just
sitting in the back of a show some random show
on Skowhegan I don't remember what it was I just
know that we flushed the idea out and we were
like this is what we should do it's nice when
it can just happen naturally like that you know
like You can tell when a promoter is just like,
hey, you and you, you're going to team up either
tonight or I'm going to have you team on my shows.
It's just force. And sometimes that works, sure.
I can't think of any examples off the top of
my head, but sometimes that works, especially
when you have two professionals that are good
at their craft. But also being a singles wrestler
and just automatically throwing yourself into
tag team wrestling, that's not the same. it's
the tag team wrestling is a completely different
beast um and i think people really underestimate
it so but yeah you can definitely tell sometimes
when a team is forced but when a team happens
naturally and just kind of grows organically
like me and aggro the fog mainstay posse msp
the vibe you know everything like it's just it's
beautiful and it just works you know Now, correct
me if I'm wrong, but there was originally another
main state posse that you guys actually did wrestle.
Yes. So the name was gifted to us. We kind of
asked for the blessing. The name was only used
in NCW and basically, you know, in Massachusetts.
There was different members that I think. I think
Fandango maybe had a small stint. Alex Chamberlain.
I think even Johnny Primer. But the main piece
was Alexander Lee. He brought us there years
later to be like his cronies. And they were like,
let's use the mainstay posse thing again. Because
that had kind of died down. And it just kind
of stuck. And we were doing it there. And we
had some dastardly times. Everybody fucking hated
us there. so much. It was so cool. So fun. And
then it got to the point where it's like, we
kind of want to do this everywhere else. And
we asked for the name. They were like, yeah,
that's fucking awesome. Run with it. And that's
what we did. So, and I, yeah, we, years later
we wrestled, um, I think we wrestled Alexander
Lee and Alex Chamberlain. I believe that match
happened. So hard to remember everything. I've
had a long career. I think so. i i can't remember
i think so that sounds right i think that happened
i'm pretty sure that happened now speaking of
that alexander lee because he was part of the
group uh the msp and that turn it was like that
was one of the like still one of the most memorable
moments of that uh of like all of limitless is
the turn of alexander lee on msp yeah i mean
Jeez. He is a gifted soul, but a troubled soul.
I guess I'll say that. Yeah. You know, I love
him to death. I'll always love him to death.
Yeah. And I hope that we can see him pop up in
Limitless again sometime soon. Oh, I hope so
too. Especially now that I'm back. Yeah. So I
guess we'll see. That's a good segue to your
return to Limitless. I'm going to be honest.
Every single time Limitless has a rumble, I was
hoping that you would show up and be like, maybe
Amber comes back tonight. Just the hopes. I know
that you needed your space and stuff like that.
You're not the only one. I'll say that. Last
year's rumble came and went. I had people messaging
me afterwards. I really thought, I really thought
you'd come back. I'm like, sorry. Sorry. I thought
it would have happened sooner too, but you know,
Hey, I'm just in no rush. And that's okay. That's
just okay. I think all of us was like sad, but
at the same time it was like, I'm like, I'm hopefully,
you know, she's doing what she needs to do and
everything's going great. And when she comes
back, hopefully she'll come back sometime soon.
Was that, that's that kind of vibe for sure.
And Hey, and soon is now. So there you go. It's
happened. When, when you came out, when you're,
when you came through the curtain, the group
chat. lit up. Exploded. It exploded. I wasn't
watching. I was doing something else. I wasn't
watching. The fucking group chat lit up. I went,
what the fuck? I read it. I video chatted my
mom because my mom was there. I literally video
chatted my mom because I had to see you in the
ring. So she turned the camera around and I watched
your entire beginning until you started doing
basic Rumble stuff. I watched all of it. I video
chatted her. She answered and immediately knew
what I was looking for. That's so sweet. I love
that. I was on Discord with my buddy, and I'm
just screaming. He's like, what? What's going
on? What happened? It's like, oh, sorry. My trainer's
back from wrestling. I'm so excited. He goes,
what the fuck? You just gave me a heart attack.
Well, and I mentioned this before we started
live, but I've been missing off the podcast for
a little bit, and it's because I kind of lost
my drive and passion. and it had been you know
i had kind of just been going through the motions
um but between um between alec getting signed
because that was amazing and then of course same
night too yeah and then of course you came back
it really re -sparked like that is truly what
has re -sparked me in the past couple weeks.
I've been pushing, like, I've got all brand -new
merch coming. I've got a brand -new shirt design
coming. I've got a brand -new moniker. Like,
I am, you know, I'm in contact with the best
training school out here because I plan on, you
know, starting to train under their banner. Like,
you and Alec getting signed has really relit
my passion, seeing the explosion in that arena.
relit why I love this business. So I had to not
only be here just because I hadn't talked to
you in a while, but I also wanted to be here
to tell you, to thank you, because even now,
you're still my trainer. You're still changing
my career. Well, thanks, kiddo. That means a
lot to me. And I'm glad that you've found a little
bit of a spark again. I'm not laughing at you,
JP, I promise. I am, you dumbass bitch. You know,
so many things change, but some things still
stay the same. Yeah, he's still being a dumbass
bitch. He's just so angry right now because I
had to take my laptop back because my computer
died. He's like, I'm put with this piece of shit.
It's like, fuck you, cat. Barely running. I'm
running on fumes over here. Yeah, we can tell.
all right let's watch this did you know about
this the dance place exploded and i love this
uh this uh reaction right here because because
that's that's the thing with storyline is aggro
made you leave I was going to say, it felt like
the perfect three to be there. Oh, 100%. It was
the perfect three to be standing there. Correct.
It's poetry. Great storytelling. Great storytelling.
Johnny, this is incredible. Well -deserved holy
shit chance. Wait a minute. It looks like it's
the chain. Wait a minute. Oh, my God. It's the
chain. I knew the Bacabella family had... Oh,
no. I don't know if you can blame her, though.
The look on Channing's face. That was a great
shot. Put that next to when you guys I don't
know if it was after the turn or if it was after
the match was over. There's a similarity to this
scene right here and that. And like putting those
together, it's like a very polarizing experience.
I like that. Good insight. Way to redeem yourself.
Glad I could be of service. Come here. Come here,
fucker. Come here. Yeah, you know, hey, you can't
control everything. He might have forgotten.
A lot going on. That didn't look like. Yeah.
One of the worst ones I've ever thrown. I was
about to say, I'm not going to lie. That was
really bad. I was like, listen, this side, take
it like a reverse, like shoulder tackle just
on the other side. and he's taken it before i
don't know i don't know i did everything i could
sorry it's i need to learn that when people are
all right when i notice people are feeding in
wrong for that on the wrong side to just throw
the other knee i've never done it i need to practice
it and so that i can change it on the fly if
i need to because that shit happens and it drives
me up a wall You would think after their last
meeting you saw the chin. Oh, my God. I honestly
was actually expecting, like, the same, like,
hug to the low blow thing, too. Like, a fuck
you. There were talks about, like, a hug or something
right there. And I don't know what's going to
happen. But I was like, that ain't happening
right now. I can tell you that right now. Maybe
two years removed, but the wound's still fresh.
Yeah. I saw this plain as day. Speaking of worst
bumps, Nick says this is the worst bump. Worst
move to take. If you ever watch back when they
hit it on this, it's because it lands full on
his body. Bear coming out right after me is really
special for me, too. I just got to say, because
Bear Bronson is legitimately one of my best friends
in wrestling. Exactly. I found out about it officially
actually on Rumble Night, so I knew about it
before the announcement dropped the other day.
Just so fucking proud of him, man. Holy shit.
Another one. What a story he's had and continues
to, you know, write for himself. And then also
like him and his personal accolades aside, like
Gabby, his wife is, they're my favorite couple.
I love her. I love him. I'm so proud of the both
of them. So just him coming out right after me
is just fucking amazing. Watching his work with
adapting from doing all the stuff that he did
with Bear Country and that become a dominating
tag team, watching him go into a singles arc
and then also taking that singles arc and also
going into the deathmatch scene was not what
I was expecting. And all of a sudden it's like,
oh, now we got a guy that can tell a story in
the ring and now he's also putting in. doing
all this dangerous stuff with the dudes that
have been up here top tier like quality death
matches and you put a guy that big and doing
stuff like that blew everyone's minds away the
moment he started doing all the crazy shit it
was he can do anything he can do he can do anything
him and slade was like match of the year quality
like quality for last year me and randy sat down
one night and was watching him and slade for
the first time at game changer and me and brandy
are just both looking at each other like oh this
is how crazy he can get like it was it was insane
Good point, JP. I'm over it. Oh, that's... You
know, you ain't got the YouTube premium. I do.
I'm on the wrong account. I'm on the wrong account.
I do have it. Let's see. Let's get to, let's
get to that point in the rumble where you guys
tease. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. We had a little bit
of a hard time getting to this. I would have
liked this after the back stab, I would have
liked this to have been able to breathe a little
bit more, but Hey, you know, like I said, not
everything is going to be perfect, but. I would
have liked this to have been just a little more
elongated. Yeah, because I think everyone was
just like, holy shit, we're going to see this
again? Yeah. The excitement of that, and then,
of course, you get... Like, yeah, that happened.
I just feel like that happened too quick. Yeah.
For my taste, but, you know. If you could have
gotten... I can see what you mean. If you could
have gotten... I wanted to go up and get the
crowd like I normally would. That was kind of
the idea. That's how I saw it in my head. Again,
it's not always going to be perfect. If Channing
wasn't there, would you have hit it? I mean,
if he was there, I would have hit it. I think
that's the one thing in wrestling too. Sometimes
people forget. They're worried about those spots
and shit like that. what to go, what to ad -lib
just in case. Like, I don't know how many times
we, like, I think WWE, the one that popped in
my head was the Del Rio in the ice bucket where
Big Show was holding up and Del Rio wasn't there.
And he's just walking, Big Show's just walking
around with it. It's like, okay, when you coming,
let's do this. Hello. That's also a good shot.
Yeah. So with all that, like. Excuse me, how
the feeling of coming back, like what was your
like thoughts and feelings of that night? Well,
I mean, that night, like before the show started
and really that whole. Probably week. Leading
up to the show. I was a fucking mess. I was a
nervous wreck. Through and through. I was completely
fucking. I was freaking out. You know what I
mean. I was completely freaking out. It means
so much to me. But I haven't done in two years.
And I want it to mean something. I was so worried
about. People not remembering me. People not
caring. All these things. Me, I go to the bad
spaces mentally, and it's something I need to
work on. I continue to work on. But that's just
how I felt, and I couldn't help it. And then
day of getting there, we were the first couple
wrestlers there. Actually, probably the first
wrestlers there actually on the show. Getting
there early. Getting settled in, starting to
say hi to people, getting into the ring and getting
stretched out, getting my makeup done. But my
wonderful partner helped me out with that. Made
me look amazing, made me feel amazing. I was
super stressed out about like, because I knew
I was getting pictures done too. I was like,
God, I'm so nervous about like fucking up my
makeup and everything. Just everything, you know,
just looks got to be. perfect right and i knew
the gear was good but i was like my hair has
got to be good my makeup's gonna be good blah
blah blah uh once that was done and i looked
amazing got my gear on i felt amazing went out
and took pictures with the amazing harry aaron
who's been taking pictures of me for 10 years
and seeing those on the spot like what they're
they were looking like and just like feeling
on top of the fucking world and then as more
and more wrestlers come in like people just haven't
seen or talked to in like two plus years like
it just started feeling more and more natural
it started feeling more and more like i was just
home and all those nerves and self -doubts were
starting to go away but i still was like i still
need to go out there and do it and then my time
came I went out and I did it, and, yeah, it didn't
play out perfectly. But I felt good. I felt locked
in. And so that was enough for me. And the reaction
and the response was I couldn't have dreamed.
You know what I mean? Getting, like, a holy shit
chant on my entrance. Everyone freaking out and
losing their minds. Getting shouted out is, like,
one of the holy shit moments of the whole show.
I couldn't ask for anything better. After the
fact, Harry was awesome. He was like, I'll make
sure you have at least a couple of those pictures
by the time the rumble hits. We literally took
those an hour before the doors. He turned them
around and got me some. I came back from getting
eliminated and got right on my phone. and changed
all my socials over, like changed the name on
all my socials, changed the picture, made the
posts, you know what I mean? Like bam, bam, bam,
bam, bam. And like, bam, Daphne DeVille's born,
Daphne DeVille is here. And then going out and
just, because, okay, so like when I left, I had
my speech in the ring after that last match with
Agro, and I went backstage and I never came out.
I never came back out. and i've been to a couple
shows here and there but i never went out i was
always backstage i never wanted to really mingle
with fans i it was just something i couldn't
handle i wasn't ready for so after the rumble
going out and kind of embracing the people that
like made me like that all of that and the reception
online after the fact like the days after the
messages and the comments and everything like
You couldn't tell me shit for days. For days
afterwards. I still feel amazing. I still feel
on top of the world. But, like, my God. I wish
I could bottle that feeling up. Yeah. Like I
said, we were all chatting in the group chat.
We were so excited that you were back. And, yeah,
just a fantastic moment. Like Levi was saying,
just, like. That show had so many big moments.
You had the AEW Championship defended for the
first time ever on the independent show. Huge.
Which led to Alec Price and Jordan getting signed.
WWE ID was being defended. And, of course, your
return to Limitless. I think that was the first
time a WWE and AEW Championship have ever been
defended on the same show. Yeah. Pretty sure.
Yeah, I Googled it, and everything that came
up through Google was like, yes, this has happened
before. Limitless Wrestling, it's like the show
that was coming up. It's like, oh, so it's only
been limited. It happens when you read AI. Yeah,
I know. I'm sorry. I know. Daphne's disappointed
me. I'm sorry. Yeah. Let's see. Your chance of
music was absolutely perfect. A little glimpses
of MSP, then the new song. Yeah, that was awesome.
That was pretty cool that you did that. You're
in there. That was dope. Now, what is your feelings
towards Aiden Agro after that match? Mixed. Mixed.
But I love him and I'm always going to love him.
And that's something that will. get to and we'll
discuss. The next Limitless show is February
21st in Yarmouth. I'm going to be there. I'm
going to ask for a live microphone. Things will
ensue. I'm not sure exactly, but that's kind
of the plan right now. We'll go from there. Somebody's
going to be hit with a microphone. Not necessarily.
Randy's going to lose his shit. And we're all
going to watch Randy freak the fuck out. That's
what I said about MJF. He threw the microphone
down like, you broke Randy's rules. If anybody
can do it, it's him. I wonder if after that match,
because I'll pay for a new microphone. I'll give
you 10 of them. I have the money. Yeah, I'm sure
of it. Oh, shit. So I know your time is valuable.
You only got not much longer. I still had a few
questions about you. The AEW dark match that
you had with, shit, it was a private party. That
photo of your reaction, I think it was a chop.
I think so, yeah. That blew up all over social
media. I'm honestly surprised you didn't get
signed then. Was that your decision or was that
they never reached back to you at all? No, we
had reached back out for more dark work, but
we never had any other contact with them after
that, which is fine. Like I said, that was obviously
probably one of my biggest career highlights.
But again, as a person, I wasn't doing good.
You know what I mean? So, like, I wasn't in a
position to get signed. Obviously, that's what
I wanted. And I was grateful to get to that spot.
And, like, sure, that feels like a giant step
in that direction. But I wasn't in a position
for that. You know? And, of course, if I had
it my way, yeah, we would have gotten a contract
and everything, blah, blah, blah. But, like,
you know what I mean? That's not realistic. Yeah,
cool. We made them look good. I sold a chop really
well. Yippee skippy. But the experience was invaluable.
It's something I'll never forget. Would I love
to be there in the future? Sure. But my biggest
thing is my first go, that's all we wanted was
to get signed. That was the only thing that mattered.
But I also wasn't doing the necessary things
to make that happen. and i wasn't in love with
myself and i wasn't in love with life and with
those two things not being on the table how could
i possibly get myself into a position where a
company such as aew would want to spend that
kind of money and time and resources on me right
like so now this run is about doing it right
But without the pressure and intent of getting
signed, I want to have fun. But I also want to
do it right. And then if I get signed, cool.
But I don't expect to. And I don't necessarily
want to. Would I accept if an offer came along
and it made sense? Absolutely. For sure. I think
any of us would. But I don't care about that
anymore. And that's really freeing. So that kind
of feeds into, because I was going to ask, I
know, Kat, you have a bunch of questions, but
I was going to ask that because it had come to
me earlier today about what this run kind of
entailed. If you had anything specific that you
wanted to go after. Of course, for me, I want
to wrestle in Japan before I'm done. I want to
wrestle in the UK before I'm done. But those
are kind of basic. I was curious if this run
was more about you. enjoying pro wrestling again
and and feeling like yourself and feeling like
you as yourself can now enjoy the the thing that
you love so much or if you had something specific
like mlw or tna or something you know something
like that that you wanted to specifically work
towards it's really more of the first bit that
you touched on um I want to have fun. I want
to enjoy myself. I want to tell beautiful stories
and make amazing art. And that's really it. And
I want to be the best version of myself in a
wrestling sense. I already feel like I'm, today,
I'm the best version of myself. And I hope to
be an even better version of myself tomorrow.
And then in wrestling, I can only hope for the
same thing. You know what I mean? I'm training
harder than I ever have before. Do I think I'm
going to go on this crazy diet and become, like,
super fucking fit and, like, this amazing, like,
top -tier talent? Like, no, not necessarily.
I'm also fucking 32. I'm getting older. I hurt.
I work a real job. Then I work, like, 60 hours
a week. Like, you know what I mean? Like, I'm
trying to be realistic with myself at the same
time. But I just want to do things right. And
I want to do it because I enjoy it and because
I love wrestling. And that's really all that
matters. I don't have expectations of like, oh,
I got to get out to Chicago and work for AAW
or this year's a failure. I got to get back on
Big Gay Brunch or this whole second run is a
failure. oh, I have to get with AEW or Impact
or WWE or this is all for not. It's not about
that. If any of those things happen, fucking
awesome. Super cool. Great. But I don't care.
I don't care. I've already said no to more bookings
since coming back than I did probably the whole
last year that I was active. If I'm being completely
honest, if I don't want to work for you or your
show, if I don't see any value in it, then I'm
just not going to. And that's okay. And that's
kind of the freeing, beautiful thing about this
run that I'm about to go on. I think we all definitely
looking forward to it. I know you might, maybe
you don't have thoughts thinking this far ahead,
but is there anybody that you, Coming back, you
would like to work? I have a list. You have a
list? She's got her own list of Jericho. So we
went over this. I've done one podcast since coming
back, and I only read a couple names off of this
list. I'm not going to name everybody. I'm not
going to sit here and just go through every single
name on this list, but I'll pick a couple, and
I'll try to make them not repeats. Let's see.
I would love to wrestle Seabass Finn of Chaotic
Wrestling. I would love to wrestle Seabass. He's
a young, wonderful lad who has got a really bright
future. He's got an amazing work ethic. I would
love to wrestle him. That would be a lot of fun,
I think. He's special. He's very special and
I think very underrated. So I think that would
be fun. I would love to wrestle Jody threat.
I've never wrestled Jody threat, but I love Jody
threat. We've been on a couple of adventures
together, various shows together. Jody is a very
special person and an amazing wrestler, a very
unique wrestler. And I just really value what
she brings to the table in life and in wrestling.
And I think that that would be a really fun match.
And let's see. How about a Shannon Labangie?
Also chaotic amongst other places. That girl
is super talented. She takes some of the craziest
fucking bumps I think I've ever seen. She makes
everybody look really good. And I spoke on this
earlier as someone who, Loves to sell, thinks
it's such a super important aspect. I really
appreciate that within her and her game. And
that's what really attracts me to wanting a match
with her. I think that would be super fun. She's
a super sweet girl. I think we could really do
something together. So there's three for you.
I don't think I said any of those in the other
podcasts that I've done since coming back. Podcast
exclusive. There you go. Don't say I never did
nothing for you. I wouldn't even say that as
a joke. Are you kidding? Just looking at my notes
really quick. I think we covered mostly everything.
Eric mentioned this when we did his interview.
You had a crazy promo. I think he was on TV against
Tony Atlas. Tony Atlas was supposed to be your
opponent. Jesus Christ. Did you see the look
on her face when you mentioned that? Do you want
to talk about that? I don't remember the promo.
I remember the match. It wasn't much of a match.
I did do a promo. I kind of remember it. I think
I said something about There's no excuse for
elder abuse or something. I really can't remember.
It was so long ago. This was 2016. It was so
long ago. Exactly. Tony whooped my ass. Apparently,
and what I've heard, and I don't know if Eric
spoke on this, but apparently Eric put out a
hit on me via Tony Atlas. He told Tony to beat
my ass because I was being a... smart mouth little
prick apparently which sure dude i don't know
that's what i've heard since through the grapevine
i don't know if there's any validity to that
but um wasn't it a fucking was it a cage match
no no it wasn't i think it was set up in a cage
and then the actual match wasn't But yeah, he
came out and just kind of whooped my ass for
like two minutes and then I fucking got myself
DQ'd and left because I was like, this is fucking
stupid. He's killing me. He just kept chopping
the shit out of me. I had to wrestle the next
night. Still to this day, some of the hardest
fucking blows I've ever taken from this old ass
man. Love you, Tony. Me and Tony have made up.
yeah i was gonna say i heard there was like legit
heat from tony that tony thought that like that
promo was legit i don't know about that i think
that's eric covering his own ass i think he told
tony to light me up that's what i believe happened
that's what i've heard from other people i don't
again i don't know if there's any validity to
that i don't really give a shit it was over 10
years ago but that's what i've heard i don't
think i piss Tony Atlas off. I don't think he
really gives a fuck about me or what I have to
say personally, but I could be wrong. Maybe I
did piss him off. He likes me now, so that's
all that matters, I guess. That's good. Although,
I haven't seen him since I transitioned, so I
don't know how that would go. Might want to step
on him. Maybe. Walking into the room, there's
so many things that would go through his head.
I will say, being back as a wrestler, but a female
wrestler now, I've gotten some fucking messages.
You fans are unhinged. There's a fucking unhinged.
Weird -ass motherfucker. I'll just say that.
I got people asking for feet pics. I can't imagine
what people ask for you. I've sold feet pics.
Don't fucking judge. Hey, 20 bucks is 20 bucks,
right? It ain't 20 bucks, sweetie. Oh my... I
can already see the segment Daphne's DMs. I gotta
get 8x10s made. That reminds me. Thank you. We're
gonna sell those like hotcakes. I think we broke
Levi. I think Levi... Maybe a little. I was gonna
go back to something, but I'm good. Oh, shit.
Alright. I think we covered everything. You got
anything you would like to shout out there, Daphne?
um i mean i'm really just probably plugging my
shit i mean that my big venture i mean obviously
like getting back into wrestling right now but
i'm kind of at the same time and i didn't really
plan on this like it just kind of all happened
at the same time i've been talking about doing
this for like three years i've started streaming
on twitch oh yeah i watch um so twitch .tv slash
amber a balloon Excuse me. Amber, A -B -L -O
-O -M. And I'm just playing games, hanging out,
talking to chat, chilling, answering questions,
watching some wrestling every once in a while.
Just starting out, getting close to hitting Twitch
affiliates. So that's kind of like my goal outside
of this whole wrestling thing right now, like
one of my personal life goals. So go follow me
on Twitch. Look on my socials, which would be
Twitter and Instagram at DaphneDeville44. That's
D -A -P -H -N -E -D -E -V -I -L -L -E 44. The
numbers, 44. So go follow me. Look out for when
I'm going live. I don't really have, like, a
schedule yet because my life is... crazy and
i work too much so it's hard to nail down a time
but um i try to go live at least once or twice
a week so just come hang out follow me please
that's all i can really ask for and um help me
make affiliate and then i can move on to the
next goal and just keep growing that little thing
over there it's fun yeah i'll make sure i put
that uh in the description too yeah you better
i i will I can only type so fast. In the course,
you said you'll be at Limitless in February.
February 21st in Yarmouth, Maine. I believe that
show is called Nomi and the Machine. Gabby Forza,
the winner of the Limitless Rumble, is going
to be taking on Donovan Jijak for the Limitless
Championship, which that alone is fucking crazy.
And I don't think there's been any other matches
announced yet, but I will definitely be there.
I'll be in the house. So come hang out. Have
a great night at Limitless. I look forward to
seeing everybody. Levi, close your porn. That's
my fucking Instagram, bitch. I was talking about
the other tab. Was it really? No. Holy fuck.
That'd be crazy. He's like, no, double checking.
No, no, no, no. I've got drive. I got docs. I've
got Pinterest. I've got discord, YouTube, our
group chat. All right. All right. We get it.
All right. Well, thank you so much again for
jumping on the podcast and doing an interview
with us. My pleasure. It was great seeing you.
I figured I could at least give you guys the
rub now that I'm back. Yeah, I appreciate it.
Well, thank you so much. You have yourself a
good night. I won't. Thanks. Okay. Quiet. Oh,
I did it right. Quiet. Whatever the fuck that
is. I want you all to pet your cats and dogs
and tell them you love them for me. Will do.
My dogs are upset. Okay, well, figure it out.
I asked you to do that. I didn't leave my door
open. I was going to say, I could call them down
right now, but the door ain't open. We'll tell
them that we love them. Thanks. Thank you. Oh,
shit. I got one. Oh, it's my cat's ass. Jesus
Christ. Not like that. That's a fat ass cat.
Yeah, I don't think any cat would enjoy you showing
your ass on camera. I mean, 20 bucks is 20 bucks,
right? Thank you. And maybe we'll do it again
sometime. Yeah, definitely. See you later. Oh,
I move. Motherfucker, I'll kill you. Oh, shit.
That was great. Oh, my God. I haven't laughed
that fucking hard in a fat minute. Yeah, right.
I don't think she was impressed with JP. I mean,
that's been our life story for 12 years. I've
always been disappointed her. Oh, shit. Oh, the
wife has spoken. Yep. Time to plug our shit.
Alright, y 'all. I don't know. He talked about
other things, but he talked about talking about
other shit, I think, but normally we do the interview
and then match watch and plug our shit. I don't
know. What the fuck else? He was telling me a
story that the cat was puking and she thought
it was the baby and she was freaking out. I thought
the baby was choking, so she jumped 20 feet in
the air. Yeah, it was a cat. Probably more surprised.
Yeah, usually we do the interview when we call
it. I didn't, like, pull anything else out. I
was just going to say. Royal Rumble predictions.
What do we got? Yeah, that's true. We got the
Royal Rumble. Me not giving a fuck. Next question.
It's in Saudi Arabia. I think we all share the
opinion of what we think about Saudi Arabia.
Kind of funny they signed a Saudi Arabian guy
to the company while they're in Saudi Arabia.
Yeah, me not giving a fuck. Finn Balor winning
just because fucking it's me. It would be a wild
twist. It's me and it'd be funny as hell if all
you motherfuckers are wrong and Finn just fucking
ends up taking it. Honestly, I would... I see
him doing a take place scenario. It'd be R -Truth.
Either the goddamn... I don't think he's winning
the Rumble, but... Fuck, am I too optimistic
to hope he wins the Elimination Chamber? No,
well, he did get that rub. Like Punk said, win
the Rumble. I don't think he's going to win the
Rumble, but that's because whoever wins the Rumble
is going to go after fucking whoever the fuck
has the other title, and then Finn will end up
winning the fucking Chamber and tell Punk, hey,
I didn't win the Rumble, but you know what, bitch?
I won the fucking Chamber, so line the fuck up.
And that's why he lost against Punk because he's
finally going to get his goddamn world fucking
title at Mania. Did you see the dirt sheet? No.
About the Rumble entries? Bro, there's no legitimate
fucking dirty. It's always fake. It never is
real, but apparently, supposedly, this one came
out saying that Roman Reigns will be the Royal
Rumble winner. Yeah, hence why I don't give a
fuck. It's coming out at 30. Yeah, hence why
I don't give a fuck. They already accidentally
leaked the first entry by accident with SmackDown
as Braun Breaker as one. They were putting up
graphics for something and they ended up putting
up the fucking Rumble graphic by accident and
said entry one Braun Breaker. Did you see? We
were talking about this on my TikTok group. We
were talking about this on my TikTok group. Did
you fucking see that they accidentally leaked
Rollins as coming back at the Rumble? Yeah. on
the fucking interview. Yeah, ESB fucked up. And
the interviewer was like, so how do you feel
about the fact that you're going to be back at
the Rumble? And Rollins looked at him like, what
the fuck? Yeah, bro. Rollins was like, oh shit.
Now we're going to call, everyone's going to
call Rue's dance recital coach to find out if
she's going to spill the beans or not. Do you
guys want to do a, oh, there we go. Fucking took.
Took 15. And he's gone. And he's gone. All right.
And he's gone. I'm the host. 15, 20 minutes,
but it finally happened. You guys want to do
a live watch of the rumble on Saturday? I'm not
going to be able to because it's two in the afternoon
and I got personal stuff going on. Two in the
afternoon. Okay, well, that's not going to fucking
happen either. I thought it was at night. Two
in the afternoon. They're in Saudi, brother.
That's true. Didn't we just have a whole conversation
about them being in Saudi? I forgot they're in
Saudi Arabia. There's a thing, Kat, called time
zones. That is true. There he's gone. I think
this is a sign that's telling you to shut the
fuck up. What's the most likely that Chris Jericho
will actually be in the Rumble? How much money
does TKO have? That's true. Aren't they still
in debt? Wasn't there also a rumor that Netflix
was actually going to buy out TKO? Or something
like that? They could. I just could not give
a fuck. I don't fucking care. Holy fuck. AJ Styles
versus Nakamura was the first WWE match I think
I've watched in fucking four years. Welcome back,
Levi. Fuck this shit. I'm done. I don't care.
I don't fucking care. Did you not watch John
Cena's last match? No, I don't care. I didn't
watch his last match. Are you fucking kidding
me? You're not a true fan. He's not. He doesn't
give a shit. I told all my peeps over on TikTok
too when it came to that whole shit. I've never
been a Cena fanboy. I get it. I get he was a
game changer and it was a whole fucking thing
because he retired. I give more of a shit about
the fact that AJ Styles retires this year than
I did about the fact that Cena retired. Well,
how do you feel that Gunther is going to beat
him at the Rumble? I hope he does because I hope
Gunther beats him tomorrow then he finishes his
tenure with TNA. There's rumors that he's probably
going to AEW. No. I think Gunther beats him tomorrow
and he goes back to TNA. He goes back to where
it all started. He'll take the title for the
last four months of his career, and then he'll
put a young buck over in his final match, and
he'll drop the title. Could be. The only problem
is that AJ is up there in age. Even how good
his match with Shinsuke was, There was so many
fucking botches. So many. Maybe as a fan, you
wouldn't recognize, but as a wrestler, you could
see it's like, ooh, he fucked that part up. Ooh,
he fucked that up. And, like, I don't know if
it was a botch or plan, but that knee that Shinsuke
took from AJ Styles. Oh, it was planned. Go back
and re -watch their match when Styles is the
leader of the Bullet Club. I posted multiple
compilations to show people. Go back and re -watch
that match and then watch what they did last
week or whenever it was. So why was their match
at WrestleMania terrible? Have you watched it?
Have you watched it recently? The original match
that they had? It's bad. Go back and watch it.
It's bad. Shinsuke was new to the company. barely
spoke or understood English. Styles hadn't been
in Japan for a long time, so I'm sure Styles
didn't really speak Japanese anymore. So there
was a language barrier. Shinsuke wasn't WWE bred.
He was still wrestling Japan style. Styles was
wrestling WWE style. There were just so, there
was too many clashing things in their first bout
for it to actually be good. Okay. I was just
curious. This match was even with the botches
was fucking great. WrestleMania, all I've heard
is that it's been nothing but fucking garbage.
Go back and watch it. I'll have to. We'll have
to. We'll probably do it on an episode of because
we're still trying to finish WCW. We're watching
the worst WCW pay -per -view on Rumble. Jesus.
It's Halloween Havoc. We'll have to do it some
other night. We won't do it tonight. I like the
interview nights because it's nice and short
and I don't have to worry about anything else.
You want to talk about your match at Ring Wars
there, JP? Really quick, if you want to. Fuck
me sideways with the cactus. You have a match
tomorrow. Or Sunday. Fuck me sideways. No, fuck
you. I ain't talking about my shit now. JP, go
ahead. Talk about your shit at Ring Wars. Go
ahead, JP. Go ahead. I just came back from the
podcast. Go ahead, JP. Go ahead. Go ahead. Don't
mind me. You know what? It was so much fun that
I'd rather hear about Levi's experience. I'll
fucking kill you. I also dropped the cap for
that bit, and I have no idea where it went. Oh,
no. Oh, no. So you said you were going to wrestle.
Well, let's see. Are we actually going to talk
about JP's stuff? I was just going to tell Levi.
Jesus Christ! Somebody finish the sentence! It
doesn't help that JP's lagging on his end. I
was just going to say, you were in a wrestling
funk. I fucking hate this computer. You were
in a wrestling funk, which is understandable
because I think we've all had it where we're
always like, yeah, I don't want to fucking do
this anymore. So, coming back. So you said changing
your mind was with Amber coming back and shit
like that. Is there any matches that... Are you
looking forward to your match on Sunday? Yeah,
tomorrow. Not Sunday. Tomorrow. Oh, I thought
it was Sunday. I'm sorry. No, I have to wake
up at 7 o 'clock tomorrow because I have to go
pick up somebody else. And then I got to go run
up to get something else. And then I got to go
to the venue for call time. So I got to get up
at like 7 in the morning tomorrow. which is great
but yeah i'm looking forward to it i mean so
my thing what my thing is is that i kind of lost
my i lost my drive f i lost my drive because
of the company that i was working for before
and i've been vocal about i don't fucking care
i will um there was there was so much backstage
drama and politics and bullshit going on that
it started seeping into other companies that
i was working for and like threatening opportunities
there which is why i no longer work for the original
company because somebody whoever it was x y or
z whatever the fuck didn't want me in that locker
room and honestly at that point i said fine you
don't want me in the locker room cool i will
not be here so i just i laid it out for their
gm i like Sat him down and literally told him
everything that was going on behind the scenes
that was getting ignored and told him that until
that got fixed and until some of their other
problems got fixed, I didn't want to work for
them. So then graciously, very graciously, and
I'll always sing his praises, Pete up at Battleground
Pro Wrestling opened his doors to me. I worked
for them after I came back from Vegas Mania weekend.
Cause I was out in Vegas mania weekend. And then
I worked my first battleground show as like literally
as a filling, like it literally was like, Hey,
I had two people cancel on me. I need a filling.
And I was already planning on going to the show.
So I was like, Hey, I'm going to be there. I'll
have my gear. Fuck it. Why not? So he brought
me in. Um, and I worked my first show there and
I've worked every show since, um, he. Saw me
wrestle that first show and sent me the rest
of the dates and went, tell me what you're available
for. And I said, everything. And I worked all
the way through. I believe I worked 11 shows
for them. No, one or two shows a month. I think
there was... No, probably 10 or 11 shows. because
mania is what in april yeah yeah so a there was
a show in april that i worked and then may june
july august september october november so eight
shows and then tomorrow will be my ninth one
um actually technically i wrestled my ninth one
last week no i wrestled my 10th one last week
because at one point there was also a double
header during the summer so i wrestled my 10th
one last week so tomorrow will be my 11th show
with them And Battleground Pro Wrestling, Greeley,
Colorado is probably, I can say without a doubt,
the best promotion I've ever worked for. I will
sing their praises. It's nothing against any
other promotion. I've worked for some great fucking
promotions. But Battleground is at the top right
now of best promotions I've ever worked for.
Even better than Let's Wrestle? 100%. Now, would
you say the backstage politics is more because
they were jealous of your... That there's another
guy here that could take my spot type thing?
I don't know. I don't know what it was. I think
there was a lot of drama going on. Trying to
figure out a good way to word this. I think some...
people had an issue with how willing and helpful
and open I was to helping people. And cause that's
just how, that's how we are. We help people that
we care about. Yeah. And I think that was just
not a normal thing and it got taken as something
that it wasn't. So then that got taken as something
that it wasn't, which then got turned into this,
which then got turned into the, and it became
a game of telephone basically. And. just all
around ended up. And then, like I said, it ended
up seeping. I think my second show with battleground,
it ended up seeping. That show was on a Saturday.
I had a show on a Sunday and sure. Fucking enough.
By the end of that night, my phone was blowing
up because somebody had started drama. Very,
you know, very ironically the day before the
other show, somebody has started drama and tried
to get my name. blacklisted from battleground
luckily pete who is the booker and the promoter
over there is no bullshit kind of thing and like
no bullshit on bullshit period and immediately
called everybody out and was like i don't fucking
care what the fuck else is going on anywhere
the fuck else when you step in my locker room
you're in my fucking locker room and if you keep
instigating this shit you won't fucking step
in my locker room They just shut it down. Ever
since, I've worked for them without any fucking
problems. Again, very ironically, I also stopped
working for the other company. I've had no fucking
problems. That's neither here or there. I wish
them the best of luck. I have no ill intent towards
them. I don't hope they fail. I don't hope anybody
gets hurt. They can have the best of luck. I'll
keep Battleground Pro Wrestling. I'm in the process
of starting to train over at Rocky Mountain Pro
Wrestling, which... I'm sure you've heard of.
It's Al Snow's school. It's the best school in
the state of Colorado. Isn't that the one we
told you to start off with? It is the best school
in the state of Colorado. And that's the other
thing. Training and wrestling that other show
kind of killed my career. And that's what kind
of destroyed my mentality when it came to wrestling.
And now Battleground started to re -spark that.
Battleground Pro Wrestling is giving me that
drive back. And then... Amber coming back, Alec
getting signed, and then Amber coming back, like,
just kicked my ass. And that is the purpose of,
I know I get shit on all the time for the moniker
thing, but that is the purpose of the Dawnburner.
It is a new Dawn for Levi Spade in general. It
is a brand new Dawn for me. You know, like I
said, I'm going to start training at RPM. I'm
going to get, you know, I'm already getting back,
not even getting back, but getting into better
physical shape. Like I'm still working. I'm still
working through. I'm still working through Anthony
Henry, who was my personal trainer for about
nine months. I'm still doing his regiment. uh
that's why i was i was eating yogurt because
i got hungry so i was eating yogurt and protein
and um blueberries because that's one of the
snacks that i'm allotted um but like but like
and i was even telling one of my buddies um like
i i gotta figure out the pricing for rpm and
everything like that and that's because like
i won't wrestle battleground if i'm not at 100
and like i know that it's it's gonna get to the
point where i haven't been in a ring like training
wise for so long that I'm no longer going to
be at a hundred percent. And I won't do that
because battleground is growing exponentially
and that I'm not going to be one to stunt that
growth just because I want to work at this place.
Like just because I want to work, I'm not going
to take a spot on a card on battlegrounds card.
If I'm not at 150 fucking percent, if I'm not
Levi Spade, when I step in the ring, then I'm
not stepping in the ring. i won't do that with
battleground yeah and that's it reminds me of
the drama too that we had with that uh one promotion
we don't talk about where i was told like oh
cat has the best match of the night so far and
all of a sudden all this came out of me storming
out of the building Screaming about it. That
one promotion, to give the two of you and anybody
that's listening right now that knows what promotion
we're talking about, that one promotion that
you're talking about right now, that is the mirror
reflection of what the promotion that I'm not
naming has become. That is what that promotion
is. Cat stormed out of the building. He's screaming
about the promotion and shit like that. And it
was like, oh, Kat left. And it was like, I'm
fucking sitting right here. What are you talking
about? It's like, I've been hanging out with
the Limitless Dojo guys the whole night. What
the fuck are you talking about? I went outside
to take a phone call. Yes. But like, who's saying
all this shit? It's like, oh, it's because. And
then it was downhill from there. It's like, I'm
pretty sure some certain people just talking
mad shit because they had a problem with main
guys. And that's the reason why none of the limitless
guys work for that promotion anymore. Yep. That's
why, like I said, I don't wish any bad intent.
If you know, I've still got good friends that
I'll see tomorrow that wrestle under that promotion.
And that's great for them. They can, they can
wrestle there. They can train there, whatever
have you. I, that's just not, I was burning a
very slow death wrestling, continuing to wrestle.
under that banner and I needed to burn out the
toxin that was driving me to no longer want anything
to fucking do with pro wrestling and that's what
I did and Battleground fucking revamped that
and it re -sparked me and I started moving and
I felt good and I started going again And then
December hit and there isn't a show in December
for Battleground already. So I was already a
month and a half fucking removed from having
a show. So it was like, I really was in a slump.
And then I saw Alec got signed and I saw Amber
come back and I went, holy fuck, that's what
I fucking love. That's why I love the business.
And like I said, I've got... Tomorrow, I've got
three new 8x10s that will be on my merch table.
I'm throwing out all of my old 8x10s that don't
sell. I've got three brand new pictures of 8x10s.
I've got a brand new merch design for shirts
and hoodies that I'll have coming in. I've still
got shot glasses, beer mugs, keychains, poker
chips. I'm completely revamped. I've got brand
new shorts ordered that I'm going to adjust to
match the rest of my green gear. I already have
another set of gear in the works that's going
to be a gold set of gear. That's the whole idea
of the Dawn Burner. It is a new dawn for Levi
Spade in 2026. I want to be the year where I
can say, hey, I train at the best pro wrestling
school. in Colorado, Rocky Mountain Pro Wrestling.
I wrestled for the best promotion in the state
of Colorado, Battleground Pro Wrestling. This
is what I bring to the table. I want to come
home and wrestle. I want to wrestle in Mass again.
I want to wrestle in North Carolina. I want to
wrestle in Florida. I want to wrestle in fucking
California, fucking Dakota, Nebraska, whatever
the fuck. I want to be the year where I can say,
hey, I wrestled in fucking 15 states by the end
of the year. If you're wrestling in Florida,
let me know. Because let me know when you want
to do it. Because we're playing on a vacation
in Florida sometime this year. And I've already
told Kenzie, I'm like, if we're doing a week,
if you don't mind. And she was cool with it.
I'm like, I'll hit up a promotion and be like,
hey, you don't even have to pay me. I'm going
to be here anyways. I just like to be on the
show. Just so I said, I'm in Florida. Mania weekend.
I hope to be back out in Vegas for Mania weekend.
There's a couple of promotions here that are
running down in Vegas. But Versus Pro Wrestling,
shout out to Versus. I worked with Wes at Versus
Pro. He is the owner and booker at Versus. I've
got to hit him up because I want to be like,
hey, if you've got a spot. I'd love to come out.
I'll fly myself. I'll pay my expenses, whatever
the fuck. I just want to wrestle under the Versus
banner. And I know I stayed in contact with him
after last year's Mania because me and my buddy
Sean helped him out at the end of the night.
So I'm hoping Versus will bring – not bring me
out, but Versus will let me wrestle Mania weekend
again so I can save for two weekends in a row.
I got to wrestle in Vegas Mania weekend. I want
to do it. I got a bunch of plans for, you know,
I want to get y 'all out to Colorado. I've talked
to a couple people about that. I want to get
stuff worked out where you guys can come out
to fucking Colorado and wrestle for Battleground
so you can see what I'm talking about. I'll be
down. You know, so you can show what you fucking
got. JP, I got a guy named Cryptid. He'd be a
fucking perfect opponent for you. He is, I swear
to God, he's the fucking Colorado version of
you. Oh God, we're all. Oh, I'm not. I'm not
lying. Dude, there are Colorado versions of all
you guys. I'm not fucking. I'm not fucking shit.
Cryptid is the Colorado version of you. Dean
Mercer is the Colorado version of Jason Gleets.
Fucking. He's a little bit shorter than you and
a little bit skinnier. No, no, no. Actually,
I would I would say I cannot think of his fucking
name for some reason. It is slipping my mind.
But the former Battleground Pro Wrestling champion
who just recently retired, that was fucking Dylan
to the T. Like, same build, same height, same
everything. It's hard for you. There are a couple
guys that remind me of you, Kat, but the problem
is I don't work shows with them all that often.
Kat, there really isn't people up there that,
you know. that could resemble you because it's
very hard to believe up there. Sam Knight. Thank
you. Sam Knight. Thank you. Comments. Sam Knight.
For some reason, I could not fucking think of
his name. Sam Knight. That was Dylan to the fucking
T. I would say Johnny Crash or Sam Stackhouse
are two that remind me of you, Kat. I just don't
work shows with the two of them, so it's harder
for me to come up with them. Stackhouse is a
wild dude. Shut the fuck up. Anyways. Hey, I'm
just saying, there are Colorado versions of all
of them. Go watch some Sam Stackhouse matches.
You'll relate. Okay, I will. There's things that
he does that you would ever dream to be able
to do. I mean, yes, but it's still a compliment.
Like what? He does a phenomenal top rope moonsault
and he's like twice your size. I could do all
of that. I'm just fucking terrified. Yeah, you
get a top rope moonsault? I was doing a top rope
splash and I'm like, why am I doing this? Yeah,
I was gonna say, turn it into a backflip and
talk to me. I can do it. Give me a crash, man.
I'll try it. No one would ever take it, but I'll
try it. JP, talk about ring wars. A volunteer
JP is tribute. The ring broke. The ring broke.
We hit the ropes on Tomeen. You know what? I
thought of that, and, like, I think it would
have been, like, nothing against Moxley. But
if it was, like, you or me or, like, somebody
that actually, like, has been still wrestling,
the match probably would have been twice as better.
just the that we kind of came up with with no
here's the thing though this this incident would
have occurred the moment the first match happened
it's just a matter of time of when it happened
it wouldn't have mattered who ran the ropes and
the thing breaking i'm glad that it happened
before the show because if it would have happened
during the show everyone would have been like
do we stay do we leave like they would have been
very confused That other thing that we don't
talk about when one of the boards snapped in
half and was facing the wrong direction because,
you know, during a promo, the normal guys weren't
there to fucking do it. So they had to take the
entire ring apart for an hour. No, two and a
half hours. We sat in the locker room while they
took the entire ring apart to. Fix the boards
and then put the whole ring back together and
then we had to go out and wrestle the rest of
the show. Yeah, we were supposed to be done by
11. Our match didn't happen until 11 o 'clock.
That was the same show that we won our first
tag titles on. That promotion. Yeah. Me and Dylan,
our first tag titles. We won them. We beat the
champions on the show that for two and a half
hours we all sat in the locker room because the
fucking ring broke. Yep. But I was just saying,
too, nothing against Zack. I love Zack right
to death. But because he hasn't wrestled in forever,
with no ropes, he's probably a lot less limited
of being able to do certain things. To be completely
honest with you, that's probably the best match
that he's had in probably more than half of his
career. and everybody that was in the room could
attest to that. The way that we told that story
was perfect, and there was no botches. There
was no mistakes or anything. The only thing really
that ever happened in the whole match was right
at the very end of the finish, it was just kind
of an in -the -moment kind of feel. There was
a lot of emotion. He got me up for the TKO, and
he just had a little bit too much momentum coming
forward, fell back down onto my feet, tried to
just recover, recover, recover, and then he popped
me back up, gave me a TKO through two doors,
and it was a Cinderella story. So it was really
good. Well, then I take it back then. We did
a lot of stuff that I had to talk him into when
we put it together. There were a lot of things
that he was questionable about and it wasn't
for questionable for him taking, it was questionable
for him doing to me. And I told him that I was
completely comfortable with whatever I had suggested
to have him do. Um, we did, um, the chair spot.
I told him, I was like, I want you to, I want
you to pick up this barbed wire chair and once
you just saw me with it. And he was like, I don't
feel comfortable doing that. And I was like,
I wouldn't tell you to do it if I didn't feel
comfortable doing it. You are totally okay and
fine with doing it. We did it. It sucked for
a minute, but it was fine. It looked really good
and it was pretty gnarly. I still got the marks
on the back of my head from it. Between that
and other things, what's up? I take it back then.
I was going to say, shout out to Nico, who is
the guy that I wrestled. Saturday. Shout out
to him because we had a great match considering,
again, we had no show in December and I have
not been able to afford to start training at
Rocky Mountain. That match was great, even though
the ring was super fucking small. It was still
a great match. Have you wrestled a midget ring?
No, not that bad, but it was a low boy. I have.
So many people got hurt that night. Great match.
It was a great tester warm -up for me because
tomorrow we're back at our normal Battleground
venue with all of our Battleground people. Last
Saturday was a great warm -up match for me to
make sure that I still had it and I was still
good for it. Also, I want to show this on...
the podcast or anybody that hasn't seen it just
because it's disgusting and I love it so much.
Oh, the kick? You look like you knocked the guy
the fuck out. You look like you clicked him too.
It's disgusting and I love it so much. My baby
boy. I might not be able to pull it up on here.
I also cannot wait for the pictures of this show
to drop. Watch. Do you see him? Yeah. Our camera
guy, the professional camera guy showed up and
was taking pictures. And I watched this back
and you could see his cameras up. I may, after
five years of throwing this spin kick, I may
finally, he may finally have had. gotten a fucking
photo of me connecting with the dude's face.
I cannot express how long I have wanted one of
those crisp fucking photos where you can see
the connection with the face. And I think this
photographer might have finally gotten me one
and it will be an 8x10 faster than it gets posted.
Like... As soon as I see it, I'm getting a stack
of 15 8x10s if he caught one with my foot on
this dude's face. I'll show it through here.
It's not going to look pretty, but this was the
chair shot. Oh, God. It's going to look shitty.
Hey, that ring got no ropes. Damn right. Dead.
I wish I could show better quality. I told him
and he sent it and it was great. It sucked for
about a minute. I hope you do get pictures because
I would ask for one. I want one of those spinning
kicks. I hope. Because he was like perfect position,
perfect, like exactly ready. I'm waiting for
those fishers to drop because I pray that he
caught it. We did a very unique bump that I had
never done before. So Moxie brought a bunch of
D &D dice. And we did a D4 attack spot bump,
essentially, with the dice. Oh my god. Bro, let
me tell you, those D4s fucking suck. Oh, I bet.
Yeah. The meme of people stepping on a D4 and
dying is... There's a reason for it. So, the
chair shot... also followed up with um we did
a spot with um with a trash can and after the
trash can spot he took the dnd dice yeah he took
the dnd dice he dumped them right in the center
of the ring that would suck pick me up for tko
i reversed out of the tko and because there were
no ropes If there was ropes, I would have came
off the ropes and hit him with the missile dropkick.
I just reversed off the TKO, got as much distance
as I could, no momentum, and I just ran and I
square kicked, dropkicked him right in the chest.
He took a bump right into those dice. He sat
right up. I could tell that he could feel it.
He laid back down, and then I gave him a senton
right after. You're a cunt. I'm an asshole. After
that, we did a couple more things, and then I
ended up bumping in them, and I go, oh, this
actually does suck. It was wild. But no, D -Force,
fuck that. I'd rather take thumbtacks. Fuck that.
Uh -huh. 100 % I'd rather take thumbtacks. Yeah,
those will hit your muscles. The thumbtacks won't.
The fucking D -Force will go right into your
fucking spine. Oh, shit. All right. Let's fucking
end this bitch. Levi, where can we find you?
English? You English kid. Levi, where can we
find you? Do your plugs, fucker. You can find
me on LeviSpade1 on Instagram. You can find me
at LeviSpade on... I believe it's LeviSpade.
It's LeviSpade. Man, it's been a while since
I've plugged this shit. Yeah. You can find me
at LeviSpade1 on Instagram. You can find me at
LeviSpade on YouTube. You can find me on twitch
.tv slash tiersgaming, T -Y -R -S -G -A -M -M
-I -N -G. Catch me tomorrow, Greeley, Colorado,
Greeley Recreational Center. Battleground Pro
Wrestling, my home away from home, is back with
Uprising. It is the birth of the rebirth. or
the birth of the Dawnbringer Levi Spade. I'm
going against Logan Chase. It will be an interesting
match. You can also find me on TikTok, but don't
because I have to make a new TikTok because I
can't get into that other account. So there'll
be a new one coming soon. All right. JP, go ahead.
You can catch me at GP O 'Reilly on Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram, Pornhub, RedTube, I don't
know, one of the others, TikTok. You're a fucking
douchebag. You know, I'm sure if you look up
JP O 'Reilly on Pornhub, something's gonna come
up. Dude, didn't you have a blizzard? Whatever
it was. Blizzards or whatever the fuck it is.
It was a logo. I will talk about it in the next
coming weeks of the pod. Especially going into
March because it's a photo that I have to print
off. It can't get posted. Apparently, it got
taken down because of the logo. It's an old photo
from over... 10 years ago my third ever wrestling
match i ever had uh with wrecking ball legerski
Yeah, his wrecking ball is coming up in March,
and it's the first time I'm going to see him
since I read that match. So I'm going to show
him that photo, and we'll probably have him sign
it. We're going to take a photo together. It's
going to be fucking hilarious because I don't
think he's ever seen the photo with the Browsers
logo on it. So it's going to be hilarious because
Randy is the one that made it. So that's the
funniest shit. But I'm still waiting for a fan
to fucking make a Pornhub account or whatever
and fucking put all your matches on those matches
on there. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I can see that
happening. The next time you can see me wrestling
isn't going to be until March. It's going to
be Friday, March 6th. We come back to Geno's.
Geno's is my favorite fucking place in the state
to wrestle in. The crowd is insane. We do so
much crazy shit, and it's electrifying there.
You got music. You got wrestling. You got fucking
crazy -ass kids, crazy -ass venue. It's amazing.
That's down in Portland. And then March 13th
and 14th, we got double headers, baby. Back to
back. We got Friday the 13th. What a perfect
fucking time for wrestling show on Friday the
13th. This is in March? Yeah, March. That's my
next show. That's crazy. We have two Friday the
13th this year. oh really no three friday the
13th this year yeah because february february
is friday the 13th february is friday the 13th
march is friday the 13th and november is friday
the 13th that's so weird three friday the 13th
this year i just noticed it because me and my
wife come back from vacation on friday the 13th
in february so i was like wait a minute that's
crazy sorry i didn't mean to interrupt you you
just shot my brain off Maine Premier Wrestling
catches the Skowhegan Community Center in Skowhegan.
We have ODB from TNA doing her final tour of
wrestling. She's been wrestling, oh God, it's
been what, 25 years she's been wrestling? She
come back, do one last run. She's hoping that
by the end of her run that she can do something.
She hasn't been confirmed for anything, but hopefully
she'll be able to get back on TNA to end her
career. But she's going to be doing that Friday
show in Skowhegan. And then the following day,
we're going to be having Ring Wars 8. ODB will
be on that show. You also catch me on that show.
That'll be at the Brewer Auditorium right in
Brewer. So nice and local for us. And it'll be
fun. And then after that, you can catch me at
the end of the month on the 28th. You can catch
me at North Atlantic Wrestling in Winslow, right
outside my hometown. doing a fundraiser show.
So, you know, it's Saturday the 20th. That's
all I got so far. I drew a better one for you.
Fuck you. Just do it like JP. As always, I always
plug this before Kat plugs and ends the show.
Make sure. Special thanks again to... Amber for
coming on the show and talking about things wrestling
with us. Of course, she trained all of us. She's
a very special person to me. I know she's very
special to JP. I know she's very special to Kat,
but there would be no Levi Spade. I can definitely
say for sure if it was not for Amber. So I appreciate
that's the first time me and Amber have talked
in literally two years. So that was it felt like
it seriously felt like catching up with an old
friend. That's the most that I've talked to Amber.
about two years like we've yeah she's been at
shows here and there but like it's been very
behind the scenes just like chilling and watching
them leaving so that was the most that i've been
able to Was very funny. I have not laughed that
hard in a while. So I am very glad that I made
this my comeback show. But as always, thank you,
Amber. Check out her Instagram and her Twitch.
And make sure that you are watching or and you
show up to Limitless Wrestling on Friday the
21st for Go Know Me and The Machine in the Yarmouth
AM Bet Center in Maine. In February. Now you
can plug your shit cat and end the show. All
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doing anything next week, so we'll see what happens.
Maybe we'll do a special show or something like
that. Maybe we'll just sit down and we'll watch
the rest of that WCW shit. maybes maybes make
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thank y 'all for being here other than that thank
you fuck you bye and we'll catch you guys next
week as I'm looking for the outro I wasn't fast
enough, I was trying to put you on screen JP.