Q: What made you want to be a professional wrestler?
A: It has always been my true passion. I don't really have a defining moment or specific occurrence. I started watching it as a young kid, and since then it just clicked. I knew what I wanted to do.
Q: Was getting in the ring for the first time what you expected?
A: No, not at all. I definitely was not expecting to be as sore as I was the following day.
Q: How important is it to look the part?
A: Very.
Q: Is there any person you wouldn't want to see on the other side of Kyle Badger vs. __ ?
A: No, not at all.
Q: Is there a match of yours (good or bad) that stands out in your mind? Why?
A: I was fortunate enough to have a match with Hacksaw Jim Duggan. He was the first "name" I ever worked, so that will always stand out in my mind.
Q: How important is it for you to make money in wrestling?
A: VERY! Not necessarily just for the money, but what the money represents. If you're making money in wrestling you are either signed to WWE, TNA or have a big name on the indy scene, and isn't that what we are all working for?
Q: Have you achieved all of your goals you set when you first embarked on this journey?
A: Not even close .
Q: Are there any indy wrestlers or tag teams you feel are ready for the big time?
A: Scott Scarsdale...duh.
Q: What is the importance of taping your match for your own personal use?
A: Being able to break down your match from a fan's perspective is important.
Q: What's your most embarassing moment in the ring or on the road?
A: The reoccurring embarrassing moment of watching Viper the Ninja never being satisfied with his fast food order, and making sure all the employees know about it. NEVER FAILS!
Q: If you could switch careers with any wrestler (professional or independent) who would it be and why?
A: That's a really good question. I don't know that I have an answer for that.
Q: Wrestling boots or shoes?
A: Boots.
Q: Wrist tape or no wrist tape?
A: Wrist tape.
Q: Tag or singles?
A: Singles.
Q: Do independent championship titles mean anything to you?
A: They all mean something to me... at least to some degree, obviously. Some mean more than others, but if you're a champion of a fed you work for, hopefully it's because you're doing something right, so that's a good thing.
Q: I hate, hate, FUCKING HATE when wrestlers don't use the tag ropes, or promoters don't provide tag ropes. I see this as something that's wrong with wrestling on the independent level. What is something that rubs you the wrong way about the indies?
A: "Hip toss, arm drag, bodyslam." Dear Christ, be at least slightly more creative with your offense.
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