NOTES & NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY 12/8/10
- 12/08/2010 (11:55:25 pm)
- Bob Mulrenin
Alicia Interview, Bang TV, DGUSA & more…
This week, independent star Alicia comes IN THE ROOM to talk about her upcoming Women Superstars Uncensored match with Nikki Roxx (TNA's Roxxi). Plus, PWI's Brady Hicks, with DJ and Kevin McElvaney, talks TNA's pay per view, Jeff Hardy, The Slammy's, and what could be coming up for Sting. Check it out at thebradyhicks.com.
http://thebradyhicks.com/podpress_trac/web/533/0/December%206.mp3
On Beginning Her Training at a Very Young Age:
I started wrestling when I was rather young. I started training at 13 and doing shows when i was 14. Things like my senior prom and other things kids were doing, wrestling always came first for me. Once you're in it, you're in it for life. It's like an addiction when you're in wrestling.
On Learning from Mercedes Martinez:
When I started Mercedes Martinez was a golden name. She was experienced, talented, and didn't take crap from anybody. you need to bring your a game whenever you're in the ring with her. I was scared to death of her. Even today, in 2010, I got to tell you, I'm still pretty intimidated by her. If I could have the same kind of athleticism and talent as her, I'd be pretty proud of myself.
On Comparing WSU to its More Mainstream Competition:
I think that a lot of the counterparts really focus on different aspects of women's wrestling. WSU is based in the Northeast and there's a different style of athleticism. There is really a good balance of all of the different types of women's wrestling,rolled into one. You can't know what you're going to get here because it's always going to be different ... I really like that it's just raw women's wrestling.
On Wrestling "Hardcore":
I'm really flexible. You're just not going to see me going high flying. I'm actually a fan of that King of the Deathmatch stuff.
All that plus Alicia's thoughts on wrestling Amy Lee, Mickie Knuckles, Nikki Roxx, and Angel Orsini.
Brady Hicks has been writing about wrestling for more than 15 years, for Web sites, newspapers, and magazines. He is a contributing writer for Pro Wrestling Illustrated and is also the host of his acclaimed weekly podcast - In the Room.
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http://thebradyhicks.com/podpress_trac/web/533/0/December%206.mp3
On Beginning Her Training at a Very Young Age:
I started wrestling when I was rather young. I started training at 13 and doing shows when i was 14. Things like my senior prom and other things kids were doing, wrestling always came first for me. Once you're in it, you're in it for life. It's like an addiction when you're in wrestling.
On Learning from Mercedes Martinez:
When I started Mercedes Martinez was a golden name. She was experienced, talented, and didn't take crap from anybody. you need to bring your a game whenever you're in the ring with her. I was scared to death of her. Even today, in 2010, I got to tell you, I'm still pretty intimidated by her. If I could have the same kind of athleticism and talent as her, I'd be pretty proud of myself.
On Comparing WSU to its More Mainstream Competition:
I think that a lot of the counterparts really focus on different aspects of women's wrestling. WSU is based in the Northeast and there's a different style of athleticism. There is really a good balance of all of the different types of women's wrestling,rolled into one. You can't know what you're going to get here because it's always going to be different ... I really like that it's just raw women's wrestling.
On Wrestling "Hardcore":
I'm really flexible. You're just not going to see me going high flying. I'm actually a fan of that King of the Deathmatch stuff.
All that plus Alicia's thoughts on wrestling Amy Lee, Mickie Knuckles, Nikki Roxx, and Angel Orsini.
Thanks for supporting the In the Room podcast on thebradyhicks.com. To leave a message for the show, you can e-mail us at [email protected] or call (206) 337-1031. And while you're at the site, be sure to check out great interviews with AJ Styles (8/9/10), Kurt Angle (10/8/10), Serena Deeb (11/8/10), Madison Rayne (6/8/10), and Kevin Thorn (10/25/10).
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BANG! TV Report - Awesome Kong, Ladies 3 Way and Six Man Tag Headline Next !BANG! TV Taping.
Support Your Troops 60, "Hell's Bells I" comes to the !BANG! TV Sound Stage Saturday December 11th.
Professional Wrestling
Next !BANG! TV Taping
Saturday December 11th
"Hell's Bells I"
Next !BANG! TV Taping
Saturday December 11th
"Hell's Bells I"
Six Man Tag Team Match
Dory Funk, Johnny Magnum & Jose Salinas
vs
Mad-Dog Madetzke, Luke Spencer & Fushicho Masuku
With - Awesome Kong
Dory Funk, Johnny Magnum & Jose Salinas
vs
Mad-Dog Madetzke, Luke Spencer & Fushicho Masuku
With - Awesome Kong
Ten Bell Salute honoring Dr. Phillip Evans a long time friend and supporter of !BANG! TV.
Ladies 3 Way Dance
Awesome Kong vs Claudia "The Claw" Reiff vs Cassie Crush
Premium !BANG! TV Title Match
Damien Steele (Champion) vs Andre "D Soul" Smith
Tag Team Championship
"Heartless" Luke Spencer and Mad Madetzke (Champions)
vs
"Los Latinos" Jose Salinas and Leo Cristiani
Florida Championship Match
Anachra Man vs Tyler Cross
Ticket Information 352-895-4658 or visit http://www.dory-funk.com
Ladies 3 Way Dance
Awesome Kong vs Claudia "The Claw" Reiff vs Cassie Crush
Premium !BANG! TV Title Match
Damien Steele (Champion) vs Andre "D Soul" Smith
Tag Team Championship
"Heartless" Luke Spencer and Mad Madetzke (Champions)
vs
"Los Latinos" Jose Salinas and Leo Cristiani
Florida Championship Match
Anachra Man vs Tyler Cross
Ticket Information 352-895-4658 or visit http://www.dory-funk.com
Dory Funk is the coach of the Funking Conservatory Wrestling School and Trainer of WWE, TNA, NXT and Japanese Wrestling Talent.
If you would like to become a professional wrestler and appear on !BANG! TV, Call now 352-895-4658 or visit http://www.dory-funk.com
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Pittsburgh, PA December 8, 2010 ~ This week the Wrestling Mayhem Show welcomes back Ring of Honor and Pro Wrestling Ohio announcer Joe Dombrowski, efectionately referred to as “Funky Joey D” for our purposes. We have a great talk with Joe about upcoming shows including PWO’s Sportstime Ohio tapings this Sunday in Niles, OH (www.pwowrestling.com) and the card for Ring of Honor’s Final Battle 2010 iPPV on GoFightLive.tv December 18. We also have a good talk with Joe about the rookies in the new season of NXT, and who from the Pittsburgh, PA and Ohio region should get a chance next.
The Wrestling Mayhem Show debuted as a podcast on January, 2006, and has amassed over 200 episodes in 4 years of production. The Wrestling Mayhem Show is an irreverent, no holds barred show, where the hosts discuss and have fun with the world of wrestling, from WWE, TNA and indy organizations. The hosts, Lunchbox, Sorg and a host of other fans who join the conversation via phone and chat room from the Bronx to Texas, are avid fans that genuinely love and respect the business they cover. The Wrestling Mayhem Show has been recognized in speaking at Podcasting events such as Podcamp Pittsburgh since 2006, as well as Bootcamp Pittsburgh in April 2007. Past interviews include such stars as TNA's Eric Young and Cody Deaner and former WWE Stars, Brent Albright, Armando Estrada,Shawn Daivari, Larry Sweeney, Jimmy Snuka, as well as many Indy performers.
The Wrestling Mayhem Show can be heard live on live.sorgatronmedia.com every Tuesday from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM Eastern Time, and later via iTunes, Blip.tv, Roku, YouTube, and other video and podcast networks. All links and information can be found on www.WrestlingMayhemShow.com. This, and all other productions of Sorgatron Media can be found on www.SorgatronMedia.com.
Michael Sorg
Video and Web Media Producer
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The entire episode of "Strange Days With Bob Saget" featuring Dragon Gate USA and other wrestling is now online here: http://www.aetv.com/strange-days-with-bob-saget/
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