Rockstar Spud recently spoke with Marc Madison of The News Hub, here are the highlights…
On Winning British Boot Camp: You can see that when they announced that I was the winner and I collapsed to the ground on my knees crying my eyes out that you know what it meant to me. You know, you know what it meant to me. It meant everything to me. It meant all my years of telling my friends that I’m not going out on a Saturday because I have to roll around in a wrestling ring. In their eyes, so you’re missing out family and for rolling around in a ring with a dude? Or oil and micro? Dude, you fight and perform man and nothing is going to happen. That’s all, I used to hear every day. I have friends go, hey man, why don’t you get a jacket on and come traveling with us? And do this and do that? I’m like guys, I don’t know why I know I just know there is a purpose for me I just got to stay. I’m going to stay the course. I really believe in this. I believe in myself. Even when my mom and dad say, you know you should really pack it in. I believed in myself. I didn’t feel like I was stupid anymore. It meant so much to me. So much….
On His Time in Ohio Valley Wrestling: Danny and Rip, if I did something wrong, I’d be going to Danny’s office and the only time I did something wrong the next day I had to choke down a lot of red wine. I got my punishment, I got my licks and off we go. Rip, was an interesting cat himself but was a pro wrestling genius an absolute genius and you can see it in his tweets he cares still to this day so much about pro wrestling. Anyone that want’s to learn what this business is about go and train there because it’s worth every penny. It was worth all the 10 months of waiting and hearing people’s frustration all the 10 months of just learning was so worth it. It was an amazing time.
On His Impact Match With Ethan Carter III: All I was happy with when it aired on March the 3rd was that people were talking about impact wrestling again. It’s great the people connected with it so much we went in there with the full intention of telling you not putting on a great wrestling match not putting on a great match. We went in there to tell you a story and give you a story that you’d never forget you’ve read. That’s what meant more to me. Everybody’s starting to say hey man, I know you guys rag on TNA and stuff but you guys really need to check this out. That’s what meant more to me than anything.
