Ring Of Honor posted a new edition of 10 Questions. This week’s star was PCO. The Villain Enterprises member discussed Flip Gordon joining the stable, advice given to him by The Rock, and more.
PCO on his secondary career path:
“As a young kid, I was a really good hockey player. When I lost my right eyesight at age 12 due to a pellet gun accident, pro wrestling became my only goal and my dream, but even with one eye, I was good enough to play for the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League while studying to become a clinical psychologist or a psychiatrist. After a few years, I finally decided to hit the road and pursue a full-time pro wrestling career.”
PCO on Flip Gordon:
“Flip definitely brings tremendous talent, and he is a top high flyer that can wrestle and do it all. So Villain Enterprises has Brody ([King] who can fly and brawl; PCO who can also fly or use his own body as a weapon; Marty [Scurll] as the CEO, a pure villain and the smartest and most talented wrestler in the ring. You add Flip to the equation, you’ve got a good mix of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, muscle cars, Hummer trucks, and tanks in the group. So with the four of us together, it creates the perfect and most powerful faction in all of pro wrestling today.”
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PCO on advice from The Rock:
“’Each and every person is born unique and different from each other in this world. Be yourself in this business, don’t try to be someone that you’re not. Be who you truly are.’ From Dwayne Johnson.”
PCO on his bucket list:
“Helping Villain Enterprises becoming the most successful and talked about faction in pro wrestling. To become the biggest comeback story in sports history, over the likes of George Foreman and Tiger Woods. That includes winning a world championship title with a major wrestling organization such as ROH on the way to becoming a blockbuster Hollywood true story movie and a best-selling book. Also, making sure that every single car in the world is protected by the PCO and Destro Jumper Cables. Impacting positively the lives of many people and transcending the wrestling industry into all walks of life.”
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