During a recent appearance on David Penzer’s “Sitting Ringside” podcast, Impact Wrestling Superstar Trey Miguel revealed which Impact talent inspired him and made him a fan of Impact, and more. You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On Impact talent who inspired him: “Amazing Red and The Motor City Machine Guns. I remember the first time I saw Amazing Red, my best friend Brent, who lives two houses down from me, his Dad opened the school that I first trained at, and Brent was watching IMPACT, and I didn’t watch IMPACT at the time. He’s like, ‘Hey bro, come down here real quick. There’s this dude on TV and he looks just like you and it’s super crazy.’ Because I used to wear my hair in a mohawk and my barber would put designs on the side of my head too, so, and that’s what Amazing Red did. I had never seen him before, so I run down and I look and I’m like, ‘Oh my God, that’s super dope, and he’s super short. What?’ Then he wrestled Kurt Angle that night and I was just blown away. I was like, ‘This dude is so quick and sweet on his feet. Like, damn.’ That sold me and I started watching IMPACT Wrestling weekly from that point on.”
On becoming a fan of the Machine Guns: “Then I got hip to The Motor City Machine Guns and watching their tag team moves. Their look is what stole me first. They looked like the coolest action figures I didn’t own. I was still, admittedly, 14 and wanting wrestling figures. I don’t tell anybody. When I saw them, I was like, ‘Man, I hope they got figures. Those got to be sweet.’ Then I would get the WWE game and download them on it and I had a full roster of TNA wrestlers on all my WWE games and I never played with any of the WWE wrestlers. It was just the CAW creations of Amazing Red, AJ Styles, and both of The Guns. That was it and then I would only wrestle IMPACT people. I had everyone.”
(h/t – Fightful)
