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During our email interview in 2001, at the time, Ohio Valley Wrestling’s Randy Orton discussed an array of topics, including his father’s influence and the late Russ Haas. While a lot has changed since then in the legendary career of this WWE star, he was a prodigy and someone that had great things ahead of him. Besides your father who was a major influence in the life of Randy Orton in pursuing wrestling as a career? Why?  Randy Orton: This is definitely a hard question because of my being around the business as far back as I can remember…I was…

A wrestler’s growth and evolution in the sport are tied to several things: health, commitment to their craft, and the ability to change with the times. This was journey of Brian Kendrick. In the case of one particular wrestler, his growth as a performer has seen several ebbs and flows over the course of the last twenty years. Brian David Kendrick’s career has seen him compete worldwide, gaining a great deal of attention in more recent years in North America. Kendrick’s early days in the business came when he moved to Texas in 1999. There, he trained at the NWA…

In 2015, Chris Mordetzsky (Masters) discusses his time with growth as a wrestler, time in the WWE, and future As Global Force Wrestling’s, “The Adonis” Chris Mordetzky recently took some time to participate in an interview. Mordetzky reveals his growth as a wrestler, training under Rip Rogers and OVW and the difference between The Adonis and The Masterpiece. He opens up about his experiences with the WWE and its lasting impression and what he has gained with this new opportunity with GFW. Check out the complete interview below. Discuss some of Chris Mordetzsky (Masters) earlier training through Rick Bassman, OVW…

In 2018, ‘The Madman’ Sawyer Fulton is among the most underutilized talents in wrestling today. As a professional of nearly seven years, Fulton worked with a few smaller promotions. This was before he joined WWE’s NXT brand. With a strong amateur background, being a former all-American, he makes full use of his 6’6, 300 lb frame. During his time in NXT, he competed under the moniker of Sawyer Fulton. He worked alongside some of the brand’s hottest talent. Despite suffering an injury towards the end of 2016, it didn’t diminish his drive or will to return better than ever. His…

In 2017, as Former WCW star The Maestro, Rob Kellum recently took some time to participate in an interview. Kellum reveals his time with WCW, his current film career, and how faith has a place in wrestling. He also discusses his family lineage to legendary wrestler Gorgeous George. Check out the complete interview below. Share with us your time with Pembroke & Iowa University’s collegiate wrestling program. How did it help prepare The Maestro for a potential professional career? The Maestro: “I took the wrestling camps initially because I was with the USA freestyle Greco roman circuit. Wrestling collegiality at…

On Sunday, September 19th, 2010, from the Allstate Arena from Chicago, Illinois. Kofi Kingston and Dolph Ziggler battled one another. While Kofi Kingston & Dolph Ziggler faced each other on a number of different occasions this match took place for the WWE Intercontinental championship. The stipulation was that if the champion was to be counted out or disqualified that they would lose the championship. This wasn’t a typical booking or a typical rule so there had to be a stipulation put in place to aid the challenger. Just as Tony Chimmel gives his address of the rules, Vicky Guerrero interrupts…

In 2017, one-half of Ring of Honor’s All Night Express, Rhett Titus recently took some time out of his busy schedule to participate in an interview with me. Titus’ career has seen him compete with the promotion for a number of years. His growth as a performer both in the ring and on the microphone is remarkable. Titus and Kenny King recently reformed as a team at Ring of Honor’s pay per view All-Star Extravaganza. In the interview, Titus opens up about how he became a wrestler and who was integral in his development. He discusses the future of the…

In an interview conducted in 2018. former WWE referee Jimmy Korderas has seemingly seen and been around it all. This is over his thirty years being in and around the wrestling business. Korderas was with WWE for many years and built meaningful and long last relationships there. Korderas can be seen and heard in Canada adding his analysis of a number of different promotions. But with the programs focus primarily on WWE. He also shares his expertise by serving as a referee for Canadian promotions such as Smash Wrestling. Jimmy shares his thoughts on how kayfabe still serves a purpose…

Cocoa Samoa, born Ulualoaiga Onosai Tuaolo Emelio on March 9, 1945, in Pago Pago, American Samoa, was a professional wrestler renowned for his dynamic presence and contributions to the wrestling industry. At 5 feet 11 inches and 238 pounds, Cocoa’s career spanned over two decades, during which he captivated audiences worldwide. Cocoa Samoa – Early Life and Introduction to Wrestling Hailing from American Samoa, Cocoa Samoa’s early life was deeply rooted in the islands’ rich cultural heritage. His journey into professional wrestling began with rigorous training in martial arts in Japan, a foundation that would later influence his wrestling style.…

Shane Mercer, known in the professional wrestling world as The Iron Demon,  has carved a niche for himself with his exceptional strength, innovative in-ring style, and a series of memorable matches across various promotions. Born on June 19, 1986, in Louisville, Kentucky, Mercer developed an early passion for wrestling, idolizing legends like Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior. His journey from a wrestling enthusiast to a celebrated performer is a testament to his dedication and resilience. Shane Mercer – The Rise of the Iron Demon Growing up in a modest household, Mercer was captivated by the larger-than-life personas of professional wrestlers.…