Podcast Summary
Wrestling guests, British wrestlers, UFC: Former musician Michael Angelo joins RJ City and Brady to discuss wrestling, British wrestlers like Zack Sabre, Jr. are making waves, and UFC event upcoming, check out RockSaulafandClub.ca for exclusive content
This week on Live Audio Wrestling, RJ City and Brady discuss various topics in the world of wrestling. They introduce a special guest, Michael Angelo, a former touring musician turned professional wrestler. They also talk about Tony Storm's current standing in the wrestling business and the potential of British wrestlers like Zack Sabre, Jr., fitting into today's wrestling scene. Additionally, they mention the upcoming UFC event and encourage listeners to check out RockSaulafandClub.ca for exclusive wrestling content. Overall, the show offers insights into the latest happenings in wrestling and provides a platform for new and returning talents in the industry.
Personal growth and passions: Through personal growth and passions, individuals can learn, grow, and discover new paths in life, even if they return to old ones with renewed enthusiasm
Personal growth and passions can lead individuals to explore different paths in life, only to return to them with renewed enthusiasm and appreciation. The speaker shared his journey from professional wrestling to bodybuilding and back, highlighting the importance of self-discovery, friendship, and perseverance. He emphasized that it's natural for young people to put pressure on themselves and not see their full potential, but given time and experience, they can learn and grow. The speaker's experiences in wrestling and bodybuilding showcased the importance of hard work, dedication, and the camaraderie that comes with shared passions. Whether it's wrestling or bodybuilding, the speaker's love for fitness and competition has remained a constant in his life.
Identity and authenticity in wrestling: Discovering one's identity and staying true to it can lead to success and connection with audiences in wrestling. Perseverance and determination are essential in overcoming challenges and finding success.
Finding one's identity and authenticity in professional wrestling can lead to great success and connection with audiences. The speaker shares his personal experience of discovering himself as a wrestler after taking time off and returning with a new character and style. He also highlights the importance of perseverance and determination in the face of challenges and setbacks, as seen in the career of Zack Sabre Jr., who rose to prominence with his unique technical wrestling style despite initial struggles in the industry. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and continuously learning and evolving in the world of professional wrestling.
WWE vs New Japan Pro-Wrestling: Both WWE and New Japan Pro-Wrestling offer unique approaches to professional wrestling, with WWE focusing on entertainment and theatrics, and New Japan prioritizing in-ring performance and technique. Wrestlers like Jimmy Havoc thrive in this contrast, while some, like Zach Sabre Jr., face criticism for repetitive performances.
The WWE and New Japan Pro-Wrestling have distinct approaches to their craft. While WWE focuses on entertainment and theatrics, New Japan prioritizes in-ring performance and technique. This contrast allows wrestlers like Jimmy Havoc to excel and push their boundaries, as they face opponents who are willing to adapt and go along with their style. Jimmy Havoc, despite his unconventional appearance, draws inspiration from wrestling legends who defied expectations based on their physical appearance. Regarding Zach Sabre Jr., while he has made a name for himself in New Japan, some critics find his performances repetitive and lackluster in terms of selling and reacting to moves. The discussion also touched on the importance of character development and taking risks to elevate one's career in professional wrestling. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the diversity and complexity of the professional wrestling landscape, with both entertainment value and technical prowess playing essential roles.
Britt Baker's throwback gimmick: AEW's investment in Britt Baker's unique throwback gimmick has paid off, resonating with fans and allowing her character to develop and thrive in the current scene
Britt Baker's unique style and character in AEW harkens back to the older days of professional wrestling, making her an unexpected yet beloved throwback in the current scene. Her old-time gimmick, which is seen in black and white, has resonated with fans and has been given the time and resources to develop properly by Tony Khan. Despite being an old-time gimmick, her character has shown no signs of reaching a ceiling, and fans are excited about potential future programs, such as one with Tony Storm. Baker's performance and storytelling have been praised for their depth, and her character is considered one of the best in the world right now. The investment in her character has paid off for AEW, as fans are drawn to her unique presence and the engaging stories she tells.
King Mo's comeback in BKFC: At 43, King Mo's comeback to fighting in BKFC raises concerns due to age and past losses, but potential financial benefits and fan draw could make it worthwhile.
At 43 years old, former MMA fighter and wrestler King Mo is making a comeback, this time in bare knuckle fighting with BKFC. The question is, is this a good idea? The conversation revolved around the potential financial benefits, considering King Mo's past losses and age. His wrestling background and potential draw for fans were also discussed. The consensus seemed to be that while the chin is a concern, the financial incentives and potential exposure could make it worth it. The upcoming fight on September 13th was highlighted as a significant event for BKFC.
UFC 306 Fights: Several intriguing fights across various weight classes, including the flyweight and featherweight divisions, and the potential women's flyweight showdown between Alexa Grasso and Valentina Shevchenko, make UFC 306 an action-packed event.
UFC 306 is shaping up to be an action-packed event with several intriguing fights across various weight classes. The flyweight division is expected to deliver fast and furious battles, while the featherweight bout between Diego Lopez and Brian Ortega holds significant importance for Lopez's rising career. The women's flyweight division may finally see a resolution between Alexa Grasso and Valentina Shevchenko, potentially determining the future of the division. Sean O'Malley and Marlon Vera's main event adds to the excitement, with recent developments adding intrigue to their matchup. Overall, UFC 306 promises an entertaining night for MMA fans.
O'Malley vs. Marab test: O'Malley's footwork and cage avoidance crucial for success against Marab's takedowns; potential championship contender despite unconventional personality and injuries
Sean O'Malley's upcoming UFC fight against Marab Stann is a significant test for him, as Marab is a skilled technical fighter who will try to take him down and work on the fence. However, O'Malley's footwork and ability to avoid being pinned against the cage are key to his success. The fight holds potential to solidify O'Malley as a serious championship contender, despite his unconventional personality and past injuries. The speakers are confident in O'Malley's ability to win by knockout and believe that his wrestling skills will be put to the test. They also encourage listeners to follow them on social media and to drink responsibly.