Author: Marc Madison (Editor in Chief)

As a wrestling enthusiast for over 30 years, my fondness for professional wrestling explores the irrational in a rational way. I will explore the details inside and outside the ring and hopefully have a laugh with you in the process. I've had the fortune to interview wrestlers from Lucha Underground, TNA, Ring of Honor, GFW, and former WWE talent as well. Feel free to follow me on Twitter @TheMarcMadison

Mark Andrews originally spoke with us in November 2015. Andrews has continued to develop and progress since competing in TNA/IMPACT Wrestling’s British Bootcamp. He recently took some time out of his busy schedule to participate in an interview with me. Andrew’s career has spanned almost 10 years as he has been wrestling since the age of 14. His career has unquestionably earned a name for himself competing for several independent promotions throughout the United Kingdom and the United States. His growth as a performer both in the ring has been remarkable. Andrews shares his thoughts about work outside of wrestling…

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WWE’s Eric Young achieved significant success over the course of his career in TNA Impact Wrestling. He recently took some time out of his busy schedule to participate in an interview with me. His career has spanned over 18 years, and he has been wrestling since the age of 18. WWE’s Eric Young earned a name for himself competing for several independent promotions in Canada and then earned more recognition competing for TNA. His growth as a performer has been remarkable.Eric Young shares his thoughts about his early training, his feuds in TNA, working with ODB and his surprise debut…

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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 ANX, past…

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As Lucha Undergrounds Executive Producer, Eric Van Wagenen recently took some time out of his schedule to participate in an interview with me. Van Wagenen plays an integral part in the El Rey Network’s program Lucha Underground’s development and success. With the initial concept coming from the network, Van Wagenen discusses the upcoming season of Lucha Underground, the potential development of a streaming service, how the concept for the show initially came about and what fans can anticipate with upcoming storylines moving into the new season. Lucha Underground fans will be pleased with Van Wagenen’s open and forthcoming responses regarding…

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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, 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 the time and…

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Former TNA wrestler Samuel Shaw (Dexter Lumis) recently took some time to participate in an interview. Shaw reveals his work with Gunner, training under Curtis Hughes and the WWA4 Wrestling School and what he believes the benefits of either the Gut Check Challenge or Tough Enough.  Check out the complete interview below. Describe your training under Curtis Hughes & WWA4 Wrestling School Samuel Shaw: “Curtis Hughes was an excellent in-ring trainer, who taught me the fundamentals. He taught me all the moves, how to bump, how to run the ropes correctly, just the repetition each and every day and doing…

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Former TNA star Chad Lail (Jaxson Ryker) recently took some time to participate in an interview. Lail reveals his strong connection to his faith, his growth, and development as a character and his aspirations to compete in other promotions. He discusses his time and TNA, what else is in store for him in 2015. Check out the complete interview below. Who would you say were your influences either in the ring or out that have helped to shape you as a person and your character? Chad Lail (Jaxson Ryker): “The person that would be outside of the ring would be…

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Adam Cole recently took some time to participate in an interview. Cole reveals his past training under John Dahmer, competing for PWG and working alongside Matt Hardy. He opens up about how grown since he’s continued to develop and his success as part of Mount Rushmore and more recently The Kingdom in Ring of Honor. Check out the complete interview below. John Dahmer, Al Snow & Les Thatcher are all credited with helping train Adam Cole. Discuss what you gained from their training? Adam Cole: “Well with all four of those guys they sound completely different. They helped me on…

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Lucha Undergrounds Johnny Mundo recently took some time to participate in an interview. The former John Morrison reveals his thoughts on Tough Enough, personal training style and the differences between Johnny Mundo and John Morrison. He opens up about his experiences with the WWE and its lasting impression and what he has gained with this new opportunity with Lucha Underground. Check out the complete interview below. As a past Tough Enough contestant, what are your thoughts on it? Does the process set aspiring professional wrestlers up for success? “The best way to describe tough enough is to just call it an…

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One half of TNA IMPACT Wrestling’s The Wolves, Davey Richards recently took some time to participate in an interview. Richards discusses training under Paul Orndorff, his time with ROH, NJPW and his and Eddie Edwards tryout match for the WWE. Check out the interview below. Discuss your training with “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff and Tony Kozina. What were some of the differences between them? Davey Richards: “Paul was real old school. When I say old school, people always say what does that mean. He really just got in there and do the basics over and over and over again I…

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