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Speaker 4: You know, one of the things I wanted to to
Speaker 4: ask the wrestlers about when they get in here from
Speaker 4: the WBE it's otis.
Speaker 2: Chad Gable and there's a third who else?
Speaker 1: Jon Evan?
Speaker 2: Yes, right, that's right.
Speaker 4: When we used to have mister Perfect come in and
Speaker 4: brock listener, mister Perfect would not break character. He us
Speaker 4: mister Perfect on the air, you know. But I get
Speaker 4: the idea these days, that's kind of not the thing, right.
Speaker 5: No, it's it's really not as much anymore because when
Speaker 5: I was growing up, when we were all growing up,
Speaker 5: it was very much still when wrestlers were on TV,
Speaker 5: they'd ask them, Hey about this and that, and they
Speaker 5: be like, no, I actually beat that guy in a
Speaker 5: real fight. You know, they act how they act on TV,
Speaker 5: but now it's a totally different ballgame. And I don't
Speaker 5: even think kids grow up thinking that it's not scripted.
Speaker 5: I think kids are well aware of it now and
Speaker 5: they sort of play on the fact that people know about.
Speaker 4: It, which is fine, right because like I know Kurby,
Speaker 4: Game of Thrones, I know those are scripted. I love them,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? Right, I don't know, maybe
Speaker 4: maybe that's a stretch, but you get my point.
Speaker 1: Like that, wouldn't it.
Speaker 6: Be better if when they promote wrestling on Sports Center,
Speaker 6: instead of acting like it's not fake, if they just
Speaker 6: had like Jake the Snake, you know, stay in character, yeah,
Speaker 6: and then act like he's going to drop a python
Speaker 6: on some dude on Saturday Night for Summer Slam and
Speaker 6: Cocoa Beware better Beware.
Speaker 2: You know, I have a million dollar idea. I hate
Speaker 2: to give it away on air, but I'm going to
Speaker 2: do it. Jake the Snake from State Farm.
Speaker 1: Brilliant, I mean, yeah, drops his python on one me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, an old school wrestler, that's uh, you know, promoting
Speaker 6: a new product, a modern day product.
Speaker 1: That's a good question. A lot of people asking you.
Speaker 7: They are let me see here. How about mister perfect clean?
Speaker 2: Okay, I waited perfect clean.
Speaker 6: He's trying to do mister clean. How about just put
Speaker 6: the word perfect in?
Speaker 1: How about let's see here, how about sergeant special case laughter.
Speaker 1: You're fascinating.
Speaker 2: That's that's very nice of you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, man. That's the kindest thing you've ever said
Speaker 1: about me. It was unbelievably condescending. I can tell you. Yeah, sergeants,
Speaker 1: special case, slaughter, those are all words. Yeah, you put
Speaker 1: them all together. That's something, man, you did something.
Speaker 4: Otis is from de Lewis. As we mentioned, he'll be
Speaker 4: here in a moment. Born December twenty first, nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 4: Grew up in Superior Serbian descent. Amateur wrestling career. I
Speaker 4: won the H two eighty five pound w i AA
Speaker 4: state championship as a high school wrestler.
Speaker 2: And then you got Gable.
Speaker 4: It was actually Charles Betts Chad Gable born in Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: Bets and quotes dad, Wow, it's right, really.
Speaker 2: That's was a Minnesota high school state champion himself. That's
Speaker 2: a huge bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Actually, yes, that's right. Interesting, interesting, that's cool man, Yeah, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is interesting. A lot of some of these
Speaker 5: guys have amateur wrestling background. Some of these guys have
Speaker 5: you know, did the independent professional wrestling background. And then
Speaker 5: there's other people like Tiffany Stratton from Prior Lake that
Speaker 5: she grew up a gymnast. Did you talk to her
Speaker 5: the did they?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I knew you were going to. How'd that go?
Speaker 5: It was awesome. She's great, man, She's a lot of fun.
Speaker 5: And it's just it's a very interesting thing. Strategy that
Speaker 5: WW has taken on over the last several years is
Speaker 5: sometimes they just see someone that is an athlete in
Speaker 5: a totally different discipline and they go, you look like
Speaker 5: you can be a wrestler. We're going to bank on
Speaker 5: our teachers to be able to teach you wrestling, but
Speaker 5: you have the look and we think that you can
Speaker 5: be successful. And it's worked, I mean overwhelmingly so. I
Speaker 5: mean Roman rainslow top guy was a football player. I
Speaker 5: mean he's the Rock's cousin also, So.
Speaker 6: That's definitely changed over the years though, because you guys
Speaker 6: remember like when we were growing up, like the wrestler earthquake,
Speaker 6: they found him at a Blockbuster video.
Speaker 1: Yeah they did. Yeah, earthquake wailed.
Speaker 6: It looked like Earthquake had never done anything. It just
Speaker 6: looked like, Hey, that guy's gigantic. Do you want to
Speaker 6: put on a speedo and throw some dudes around? And
Speaker 6: he was like, I got nothing else to do. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that sounds a great eight. Think about this earthquakes finishing move.
Speaker 6: Think about this was he would sit on you, man,
Speaker 6: that would be it. Yeah, he would sit on you
Speaker 6: and then that would crush you and you had to
Speaker 6: tap out.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Do you know what his real name or when
Speaker 1: he died?
Speaker 2: Pretty early time ago.
Speaker 1: Did he die in the nineties? He died in six
Speaker 1: at forty two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a big dude, man.
Speaker 1: Six seven? Didn't he four seven, four sixty seven?
Speaker 2: Didn't he do UFC?
Speaker 4: At one point for a minute in early days of UFC?
Speaker 2: Did he not? Five people? Maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: I could be thinking of some baths, but like Javon Evans,
Speaker 4: who's also coming in is uh, I don't even think See.
Speaker 4: He attended the College Prep and Leadership Academy in Jamestown,
Speaker 4: played basketball and graduated in twenty twenty two. Didn't wrestle,
Speaker 4: you know, Yeah, he's a basketball player and he's.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's six five, made his way right independent circuit
Speaker 5: and he is a flyer man. That dude can do
Speaker 5: a lot of Really, he's one of the most athletic
Speaker 5: dudes I've ever seen in ww R.
Speaker 4: Modern Day Earthquake, I have not ever seen it in person.
Speaker 4: Big time wrestling really never one.
Speaker 1: So much fun, man, it really is.
Speaker 5: Even if you don't watch wrestling every week, it is
Speaker 5: so much fun to watch in person.
Speaker 2: Otis is five ten three fifteen. According to his statsu.
Speaker 5: Here earthquake was a sumo wrestler. Yeah, a legit wrestler
Speaker 5: at one point is uh, the end of life is
Speaker 5: really sad? Yeah, bladder cancer.
Speaker 4: I think the only person who was end of life
Speaker 4: was not sad was because she was so happy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she couldn't wait. She was hoping earthquake would sit
Speaker 1: on her. Yeah wow, good for her. Mess it. Oh
Speaker 1: not Dwight, I like what I like?
Speaker 6: I have to assume that would have killed as well, right,
Speaker 6: I mean yeah, yeah, it would have been sizable.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that would have crushed hers. Yeah.
Speaker 6: She looked like she weighed about twenty pounds, so that
Speaker 6: would have killed her as well. That's oh, Dwight, this
Speaker 6: is the news.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's right. I forget there you go.
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Speaker 4: Extreme heat continuing across Minnesota, with more to come. Excessive
Speaker 4: heat warning covers most of the states through at least
Speaker 4: Thursday nights. Temperatures remain above ninety degrees. On Tuesday, the
Speaker 4: Twin Cities reached ninety three degrees, while commidity made it
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Speaker 4: Gollan is also bringing air quality warnings, with unhealthy conditions
Speaker 4: expected to reach central Minnesota. Forecasters say Hies could remain
Speaker 4: at her above ninety degrees through Sunday. The next week
Speaker 4: it'd be a little better, which is good because I
Speaker 4: got an outdoor gig next Thursday.
Speaker 1: What time will that be?
Speaker 2: I think we go on Pribbly seven.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but man, where's the name of the place.
Speaker 4: Summerfield Amphitheater, Saint Michael, come on, let's have a good time.
Speaker 4: Ris occupy it be fine. Let's see talked about that
Speaker 4: already did that. They're still doing the Boundary Waters evacuation
Speaker 4: across one million acres in the Boundary Waters area. Eight
Speaker 4: forest rangers leading a Boundary Waters evacuation across one million acres.
Speaker 4: Four teams of two are paddling by canoe to alert
Speaker 4: campers after the wilderness closed early on Tuesday. Closing a
Speaker 4: wilderness and must not be easy, you know, it must
Speaker 4: not be easy. And what if this is like your
Speaker 4: great dream that you're up there just hiking through the
Speaker 4: Boundary Waters and here comes a dude in a canoe
Speaker 4: and you're like, thank god you're here, because I'm done
Speaker 4: with this. I'm so sick of it. Can I get
Speaker 4: in your canoe and get me out of here? Or
Speaker 4: you're like, son of a bitch, how do I get home?
Speaker 1: What if they call that thing? Is it air writing?
Speaker 1: Like where a Wicked Witch style?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: They should just fly over the Boundary Waters and just cursive,
Speaker 6: please go home.
Speaker 1: This is dangerous.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine one of those planes? It just carries
Speaker 1: a banner behind it. Strikes a banner behind it with
Speaker 1: the advertisement.
Speaker 4: Officials say clearing visitors could take about one week. Because
Speaker 4: the area includes more than two thousand campsites along one
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty miles of the Canadian border. The Force
Speaker 4: Service doesn't even know how many people remain there, but
Speaker 4: float planes could be used to if visitors face imminent threat.
Speaker 4: More than a dozen fires ended around the Superior National
Speaker 4: Force have grown amid hot in right conditions.
Speaker 2: I saw one.
Speaker 4: Satellite view last night that showed all the fires and
Speaker 4: it's just, I mean, disheartening.
Speaker 2: Examly where I can think of. It's just terrible.
Speaker 1: That sucks.
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Speaker 4: drawing came and went with no grand prize winner. So
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Speaker 6: Way too much for Moss and Marnie, Way too much.
Speaker 6: That makes them sick to their stomachs, way too much.
Speaker 6: They want to quiet, like five mil give me all
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Speaker 4: And maybe you know I have somebody to take a
Speaker 4: look in there the hot I'm missing my class ring.
Speaker 1: You need help.
Speaker 2: You need to shush. There's wrestlers coming in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, be cool. That ass all right? So also do
Speaker 1: sports in a second.
Speaker 6: Wish you got some some big town wrestlers coming in
Speaker 6: at some point.
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Speaker 2: Hey, it's Chris Hockey the Power Trip Morning Show. It's
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Speaker 2: Here we are again one segment away.
Speaker 4: We believe, we hope from Chad Gable and Javon Evans
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Speaker 2: Man, are they already sold out? They will sell out anything.
Speaker 2: It's close to you anyway, I.
Speaker 5: Would say so this man, I think there's still a
Speaker 5: good amount of tickets left, but it's as they start
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Speaker 1: A little bit more. Yeah, I bet it's going to
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Speaker 4: So and they'll be in the main studio and then
Speaker 4: you're gonna take them over and do it a longer
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll post it on YouTube all sixteen of our
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I was a big surprised.
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Speaker 2: Did they text you that?
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Speaker 4: Welcome Back Cartoon Morning Show. Here we are, Hi, Let's
Speaker 4: meet Sauce. He's over here, Maxim's went over there. Hey,
Speaker 4: he's like Corey Zachs over there. And we have very
Speaker 4: special guests in the main studio.
Speaker 1: Corey, Hi, Chad, how are you? I'm great? How are
Speaker 1: you getting good? Chad Gable? Minnesota's own?
Speaker 4: Are you sitting there? How are your stupid little show man?
Speaker 4: Thanks for coming in early.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it. Mean, it's not so stupid man.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you went to you went to Northern Michigan University.
Speaker 4: But did you went all through your high school years?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I grew up in Saint Michael, and we were just
Speaker 2: talking about that. Born and raised man. I lived in Rogers, Oh,
Speaker 2: got up the road.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and let me tell you Saint Michael, I've lived
Speaker 4: there for two years. I lived in Maple Grove for
Speaker 4: thirty years before that Saint Michael's a different place now
Speaker 4: from where you grew up, and it's incredibly.
Speaker 1: Just blew up, man.
Speaker 8: And so I moved away for a little bit, and
Speaker 8: then we moved back in like twenty sixteen, and I
Speaker 8: was blown away by how much it grew then. But
Speaker 8: then even in the coming years after that three or
Speaker 8: four years, it's like, how much it doesn't stop growing.
Speaker 8: I gotta be one of the fastest growing cities.
Speaker 2: It has to be that whole area out there. Well,
Speaker 2: welcome back. And so where where do you call home now?
Speaker 1: Plymouth? Welcome aboard?
Speaker 9: Hell yeah, yeah, man.
Speaker 8: It's like everyone I talked to says, hey, I'm from
Speaker 8: Plymouth too.
Speaker 1: Everybody lives in Plymouth.
Speaker 6: Now, yeah, Sa Sauce recently moved to Plymouth.
Speaker 1: He's one of us as well.
Speaker 2: Have you ever listened to The Stupid Show before?
Speaker 1: I have? Oh?
Speaker 2: Good, yes, that that's always our loaded question.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you when you you won the state championship then
Speaker 4: Fort Saint Michael, Yes, wow, Man.
Speaker 8: St m a proud, proud wrestling heritage there, and uh
Speaker 8: won the state and individual team and individual state titles
Speaker 8: my senior year.
Speaker 2: So it was pretty special, pretty awesome. Long time ago.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: Wow, so this is probably a dumb question that you
Speaker 6: get all the time. But all right, so you're a
Speaker 6: you're a high school wrestler, you're a successful high school wrestler.
Speaker 1: When does when does this dream start?
Speaker 6: Was it when you were a kid or when it
Speaker 6: got to be like, all right, now I need a profession?
Speaker 1: How do I turn this into a career? Yeah?
Speaker 6: When did this click for you?
Speaker 8: The wild part is I wanted to be a pro
Speaker 8: wrestler for WWE or WCW back then when I was
Speaker 8: a fan, long before, like I ever thought about being
Speaker 8: in the Olympics, long before I ever thought of any
Speaker 8: of that stuff. Like pro wrestling was my first dream
Speaker 8: when I was a kid five six years old. But
Speaker 8: I was always considered like one of those guys who
Speaker 8: might be a little too undersized for it, especially back
Speaker 8: in the nineties when guys.
Speaker 1: Were a lot bigger than our now. Yeah, but you.
Speaker 8: Know, the business kind of turned towards like a lot
Speaker 8: more realism and style and stuff, and they were looking
Speaker 8: for guys with legitimate backgrounds around the time that I
Speaker 8: finished up in the Olympics. So the timing really worked
Speaker 8: out in my favor in that aspect, and I just
Speaker 8: parlayed the Olympic thing into a WWE trial. They had
Speaker 8: some scouts there at the Olympics. They were at one
Speaker 8: of our practices and the Olympics in twenty twelve London,
Speaker 8: and yeah, man stars just aligned for me.
Speaker 1: I feel very lucky.
Speaker 4: So you did obviously in the Olympics. That's Greco Roman
Speaker 4: style wrestling, right, correct? How much different is that from
Speaker 4: high school wrestling? Excuse my ignorance, but I wrestled high
Speaker 4: school as well. I'm not sure what the difference is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so in Greco Roman you are not allowed to
Speaker 8: touch the legs or use your legs for any offensive
Speaker 8: attacks or so, it's all think of it like, it's
Speaker 8: all throws, upper body throws.
Speaker 1: It's a very exciting style.
Speaker 8: It's like I consider it the classic style, the greatest style,
Speaker 8: the Greek, the Roman style, right yeah, all upper body grappling, throwing,
Speaker 8: dropping guys on their heads.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: The higher up that you can drop a guy and
Speaker 2: throw a guy, the more points you're going to get.
Speaker 2: So it's pretty sweet, and well.
Speaker 1: How much of this did you need for your career?
Speaker 6: Like, obviously you're a technical guy, you understand all of that,
Speaker 6: but there's also, like you said, there's just some monsters
Speaker 6: that are just athletes that maybe didn't have a massive
Speaker 6: wrestling background.
Speaker 1: So what percentage of your career is on your technique?
Speaker 1: A lot is. I draw a lot.
Speaker 8: Of my offense now from the stuff I did in GRECO,
Speaker 8: and fortunately, like through the trial process and just learning
Speaker 8: the skills that you need to be a pro wrestler,
Speaker 8: A lot of that is transferable from amateur wrestling. Like
Speaker 8: the body awareness and just general athleticism served me very
Speaker 8: well when I transferred to WWE. The things that I
Speaker 8: struggled with initially were, you know, speaking and our promo
Speaker 8: ability and talking and character and like letting yourself be
Speaker 8: more vulnerable than you're used to because in amateur wrestling,
Speaker 8: it's like your stoneface and it's like it's all competition,
Speaker 8: you know, But in if you do that in WWE,
Speaker 8: I mean, you're not going to last very long if
Speaker 8: you're just this boring guy.
Speaker 1: That doesn't show any emotion.
Speaker 8: So breaking through that wall took a while and it
Speaker 8: was very uncomfortable, but we got there.
Speaker 2: I mean you have to if you're going to make
Speaker 2: it in wrestling.
Speaker 4: So Max, you're the wrestling expert on the show, and
Speaker 4: I know you're about to take Chad and Otis define
Speaker 4: when they get here as well into the other studio
Speaker 4: and do it.
Speaker 1: Oh, no, Otis is coming, Yes he is. Oh, you
Speaker 1: guys are in trouble. He's actually looking for.
Speaker 2: Right Okay, Oh it's Max not over there right now.
Speaker 6: I think he's talking whoever else is on their.
Speaker 2: Way over Okay, got yeah, because they're all going to
Speaker 2: come in as well.
Speaker 4: But you're going to be and I don't think you
Speaker 4: have but at us Bank Stadium, So it's not just
Speaker 4: that you're wrestling in your hometown, in your home area,
Speaker 4: but at us Bank Stadium. That's you've been doing it.
Speaker 4: But you've done a lot of huge things. That's got
Speaker 4: to be something you just can't.
Speaker 2: Believe, right, It's it's unbelievable.
Speaker 8: And as of this Monday, I've just secured my spot
Speaker 8: in an intercontinental title match.
Speaker 1: So sweet. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I have not won a singles title in WWE yet.
Speaker 8: I've been with the company for thirteen years. It's a
Speaker 8: huge goal of mine. It has been for a long time,
Speaker 8: and to now get that opportunity to do that in
Speaker 8: front of my hometown crowd, is just unreal the way
Speaker 8: that this situation.
Speaker 1: Kind of worked out and came to fruition.
Speaker 8: It's another one of those things where the stars just aligned.
Speaker 8: So I'm going to bring my best that night and
Speaker 8: hopefully achieve this goal that's been on my back for
Speaker 8: a long long time.
Speaker 1: How'd you come up with your ring name? So where'd
Speaker 1: you get the last name from? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Dan Gable is one of the most famous, maybe the
Speaker 8: most famous American amateur wrestler of all time. And so
Speaker 8: we go through this process down in what we call
Speaker 8: developmental in NXT, where you select submit a list of
Speaker 8: names basically that you have ideas for yourself. And I
Speaker 8: submitted a list of I mean, it must have been
Speaker 8: forty just awful, god aful. I wish I had the list.
Speaker 8: They're embarrassing what they were. And they were just like, no,
Speaker 8: we're not using any of these. And then they basically said,
Speaker 8: you've got this background. You went to the Olympics. She
Speaker 8: had Gable and the second I heard it, I was like,
Speaker 8: that's it. And the coolest part is like I've met
Speaker 8: with Dan Gable multiple times since then, and he's a
Speaker 8: big supporter of WWE of Wrestling. He's got like nieces
Speaker 8: and nephews that are huge fans, grandkids, and he basically
Speaker 8: gave me his blessing, you know, to use his name.
Speaker 1: Which was one of the coolest things.
Speaker 6: That's sweet when you were talking about growing up watching
Speaker 6: WWF at the time or WCW right, like the characters
Speaker 6: all had like a bit right, like the million Dollar
Speaker 6: Man through money in people's mouth, or Jake the Snake
Speaker 6: like we mentioned earlier, Hacksaw would break a two by
Speaker 6: four over your face, or coach everywhere was the birdman
Speaker 6: and head. Now it seems like that's not a thing.
Speaker 6: You don't have to have like a really cheesy gimmick.
Speaker 6: You just have to have personality, right, So when you
Speaker 6: were cultivating that personality, what did they tell you in
Speaker 6: terms of things that you were supposed to try to
Speaker 6: grow and find?
Speaker 1: So you're kind of on your own for that.
Speaker 8: It's kind of like discovering yourself, you know, or what
Speaker 8: it is about you that that resonates with people.
Speaker 1: And when people ask.
Speaker 8: Me about that, I say, well, think about who you
Speaker 8: are when you're around the people that can like put
Speaker 8: up with you, you know, the people that your people,
Speaker 8: you know, your friends, your family, you're the person, you're
Speaker 8: the most loose around that you allow yourself to be
Speaker 8: vulnerable with. You have to allow that to transfer to
Speaker 8: your character because there's a reason they can put up
Speaker 8: with you. There's a reason that like, hey, I can
Speaker 8: hang out, I can deal with this guy for a while.
Speaker 8: You know, figure out those qualities about yourself and then
Speaker 8: let that come out through your character. And some people
Speaker 8: that's being funny. Some people that's just being a leader
Speaker 8: or whatever it is about you. You know, but you
Speaker 8: have to do some of that like inside soul searching
Speaker 8: and say what makes me, you know, what makes me
Speaker 8: connect with people, and then use that to connect with
Speaker 8: our millions and millions of fans.
Speaker 4: Well that's fine again, that's Chad Gable And don't forget
Speaker 4: SummerSlam coming to US Bank Stadium August first and second
Speaker 4: and before the first bell rings. By the way, WWE
Speaker 4: is helping students start the school year ready to learn
Speaker 4: with a supply drive to help teachers across Minnesota fill
Speaker 4: their classrooms again. It's a SummerSlam Teacher supply Drive. Check
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Speaker 4: drop off things like a you know, pencil pouches, erasers,
Speaker 4: round tip scissors and never two pencils. I mean important
Speaker 4: stuff because as we all know, Chad teachers are woefully underpaid.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, some of my teachers growing up had the
Speaker 8: biggest impact on me. Taught me things that still served
Speaker 8: me to this day. So yes, I'm going down and
Speaker 8: support that today. If you've got the time, it's gonna
Speaker 8: be a great event.
Speaker 4: So lots going on there again, that is Mnsports and
Speaker 4: Events dot org, slash donate and August first and second,
Speaker 4: US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, two events, two days at US
Speaker 4: Bank Stadium. I mean the the this is such a
Speaker 4: wrestling area and this is such a wrestling town. I'm
Speaker 4: sure if I would guess both of Mosellau, would you agree.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: The thing about Minneapolis specifically is we have such a
Speaker 8: history here when it comes to pro wrestling. And like
Speaker 8: most most people you know associate Hulk Hogan with pro
Speaker 8: wrestling in general, right, he came through here as like
Speaker 8: the Road Warriors, you know, Kurt Hennig and Rick Ruts
Speaker 8: and classic names you know from a to the history
Speaker 8: here is incredible. So to be a part of that
Speaker 8: now that legacy is awesome. But to have an event
Speaker 8: like this, which you know, after WrestleMania, this would be
Speaker 8: considered our biggest event. We do so big now that
Speaker 8: you mentioned, we have to do it over two days
Speaker 8: because to kramool on one day is just too much.
Speaker 8: So to be able to host that here in a
Speaker 8: place with such just storied history is awesome.
Speaker 2: Man. I feel so fortunate that I get to be
Speaker 2: on the show.
Speaker 1: It's going to be great.
Speaker 7: Let me ask you this question, and sorry if this
Speaker 7: was asked, but how do you get discovered in the
Speaker 7: world of wrestling?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: I know, like you were saying earlier about how like
Speaker 7: you have some of the technique, you got to be
Speaker 7: able to eat. It's personality based and all that. But like,
Speaker 7: is there like scouts like there are for other sports?
Speaker 1: Are there scouts in wrestling?
Speaker 8: So we do tryouts right like three four times a year,
Speaker 8: and they'll pick them in very specific spots and they'll
Speaker 8: invite people, so they'll be a tryout here in Minneapolis
Speaker 8: right SummerSlam weekend because it's one of our big events.
Speaker 8: So they've got eyes on different sports and amateur sports different,
Speaker 8: and they'll invite people that they see that seem attractive
Speaker 8: to them. They may have qualities that already stand out
Speaker 8: to them that they'll invite. Then we also invite people
Speaker 8: from like independent wrestling organizations, smaller promotions around the country
Speaker 8: that have made a name for themselves that we want
Speaker 8: to give a shot too. So there's no definitive like path.
Speaker 8: You know, you never really know. Sometimes you get a
Speaker 8: call and it's like, hey, you want to be in
Speaker 8: a child that's like the dream call that a lot
Speaker 8: of people get. And some people show up to our
Speaker 8: shows and they're what we call extras and they may
Speaker 8: be used in the background of a shot, or they
Speaker 8: may be used in a segment. Show up enough times
Speaker 8: as an extra and do really well, eventually maybe you
Speaker 8: land yourself a tryout. So there's all these different little paths.
Speaker 8: There's no real one route to get there. But yeah, man,
Speaker 8: it's it's sometimes you just get lucky.
Speaker 2: How many shows are you on a year?
Speaker 8: We are year round. We don't take breaks, so I'm
Speaker 8: on Monday nights and then we do not as many
Speaker 8: live events. We call them live events. They're the untelevised
Speaker 8: shows on the weekend. We don't do as many of
Speaker 8: those as we used to, but we still do them.
Speaker 8: For example, last week and I did Saturday Sunday in
Speaker 8: New Mexico and then Monday was in Dallas, so three
Speaker 8: we wrestle all the time.
Speaker 2: We do a lot of these, like overseas.
Speaker 8: We're overseas more than ever now, Like I don't It
Speaker 8: was hardly home in June because we were just I
Speaker 8: was in Paris, and then I was in Italy, and
Speaker 8: then I was in the UK and London and Wales
Speaker 8: and all over, and then it's like you come home
Speaker 8: for a day, wash your stuff, repack your bag, and
Speaker 8: then you fly out and you're gone again. In June,
Speaker 8: actually I went flew home from a show in Italy
Speaker 8: and I was on the connecting flight in Paris and
Speaker 8: I got a call that said, hey, actually you're going
Speaker 8: to be on the show Friday again as well. And
Speaker 8: I literally flew home, landed and got back on the
Speaker 8: flight go back to Italy, and I saw the same
Speaker 8: the same UH crew on the flight and they saw
Speaker 8: me get back on and their faces were like, what
Speaker 8: what are you doing?
Speaker 2: I think I was in the same seat, you know,
Speaker 2: going back over It was it was pretty crazy, So we.
Speaker 10: What a waste of time. That's a lot of flying. Man,
Speaker 10: you're going the wrong ways. You're going the wrong way,
Speaker 10: You're that's a lot of shows a year. But did
Speaker 10: you ever get nervous or are you still in that
Speaker 10: zone now at this point in your career where you're like, I've.
Speaker 1: Done this enough where no, I still get the butterflies. Yeah,
Speaker 1: every time.
Speaker 2: I won't say every time. I'd be lying if I
Speaker 2: said every time.
Speaker 1: But like like the.
Speaker 8: Live events for example, that I just talked to or
Speaker 8: talked about where they're untelevised, I do not get butterflies
Speaker 8: for those because those are just fun.
Speaker 1: Man, You're just wrestling, and.
Speaker 8: Uh, you know, with our televised shows, we have a
Speaker 8: lot more things to worry about as far as like
Speaker 8: we have times to hit and we have like like
Speaker 8: it's a production and it's like a TV show, so
Speaker 8: you've got a job to do there, like a lot
Speaker 8: of stuff to cover. With the live events, it's kind
Speaker 8: of you know, it's free ray and you're just having fun.
Speaker 8: You're just wrestling. You're interacting with the crowd a lot
Speaker 8: more than you would be. But the butterflies, like I'll have.
Speaker 2: Them here for sure.
Speaker 8: Man at SummerSlam, on the big shows, WrestleMania, I always
Speaker 8: get them. There's just moments like that that you when
Speaker 8: you dream about it. You dreamt about it when you
Speaker 8: were a little kid. So when those things come to fruition,
Speaker 8: you feel like a little kid again. You get those nerves,
Speaker 8: you get that kind of uneasiness. But that's the stuff
Speaker 8: that I think makes you perform. Your absolute best is
Speaker 8: when you get that little bit of a little bit
Speaker 8: of anxiety.
Speaker 1: You know when you're going out, you need that.
Speaker 2: Chad Gable gain is our guess.
Speaker 4: SummerSlam is coming US Bank Stadium August first and second,
Speaker 4: and don't forget. You can drop off school supplies at
Speaker 4: any Blaze credit union state wide, or make a monetary
Speaker 4: donation as well at Mnsports and Events dot org slash
Speaker 4: donate Max. You've been sitting there patiently, feel free to
Speaker 4: ask a real question if you would please.
Speaker 5: Gable, You just mentioned all the travel you guys are doing,
Speaker 5: and WW is more international than ever. Do you have
Speaker 5: like a particular that you like to wrestle internationally the most?
Speaker 5: Because those crowds are they just bring a whole different
Speaker 5: level when you're watching it on TV.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine being in that atmosphere, right.
Speaker 8: So I love going on our European tours because I
Speaker 8: love Europe. And when we travel over there, we kind
Speaker 8: of like we get busted around instead of driving ourselves
Speaker 8: or flying. It's like the coolest thing.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: It's like you're part of like a rock and roll band,
Speaker 8: you know. On tour you're just like it's late night
Speaker 8: drives and you're hanging out the crowds. Like you said,
Speaker 8: to your point, they're insane. The UK crowds are unbelievable.
Speaker 8: They always great. One of my first early tours I
Speaker 8: ever did in twenty sixteen was in the UK and
Speaker 8: there was a show in Blackpool. It's this small little
Speaker 8: like carnival town right on the water, and we did
Speaker 8: a show at this little palace. It was this intimate,
Speaker 8: little venue. It was so cool, and I remember they
Speaker 8: did like this soccer chant then put my name to it,
Speaker 8: Gable and the way they chanted it, I don't know
Speaker 8: the chant. I didn't get it because I don't watch soccer,
Speaker 8: you know, but like they get it. It's like their thing,
Speaker 8: and they put my name to it, and they did
Speaker 8: it for the first like eight or nine minutes of
Speaker 8: the match, and so I just danced like I was
Speaker 8: in there dancing that we're trying to figure it out,
Speaker 8: and I did. We didn't even touch. The bell had
Speaker 8: rung and me and my opponents didn't even touch for
Speaker 8: like nine minutes because we just let them do it. It's
Speaker 8: like that's the kind of magic that like if you
Speaker 8: get a crowd that's so into it and they just
Speaker 8: want to be a part of the show, you can
Speaker 8: have just a blast with a man and you never know,
Speaker 8: Like we didn't even do anything wrestling wise in the match.
Speaker 8: We just went nuts and had fun with the crowd.
Speaker 8: So well, they're they're pretty great.
Speaker 5: And sometimes that stuff could carry over, right, Like a
Speaker 5: lot of these crowd chants they'll start over there and
Speaker 5: then people watching back home will pick it back up
Speaker 5: and it'll kind of bring it over here too.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 8: To your point about that is like that stuff kind
Speaker 8: of leaked online that that specific night and people caught
Speaker 8: wind of it, and really, like I had a tag partner,
Speaker 8: Jason Jordan back then our tag team was American Elpha.
Speaker 8: That's what launched us, was that interest from that specific crowd.
Speaker 8: It carried over into like a show in London the
Speaker 8: next week, which was bigger and televised, and like then
Speaker 8: the American audience saw that and it was like that
Speaker 8: really launched us. So it's like those I don't know,
Speaker 8: a thousand people or whatever it was in that building
Speaker 8: in Blackpool was responsible for like a lot of our elevation.
Speaker 1: You know, it's crazy what can be done?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Chad, watch Corey over there, the main guy with
Speaker 4: the black hat on the Watch his face when I
Speaker 4: say this Corey.
Speaker 2: One of his trainers was Dusty Rhodes.
Speaker 1: Oh hell yeah, that's all I say.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, and again you're around Corey's age, actually a
Speaker 4: little bit younger, but that's that's your general I mean,
Speaker 4: that's a hero, right as a kid grown up. That's
Speaker 4: somebody who was bigger than life on television.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And to the point I mentioned earlier about having to
Speaker 8: break through, like the character stuff that I struggled so
Speaker 8: much with, and yeah, speaking that was Dusty's role down
Speaker 8: at the Performance Center when he was coaching, was he
Speaker 8: did what we call presentation skills class. It's basically promos
Speaker 8: and interviews because I mean he was the master at that, right,
Speaker 8: He's the all time past. Yeah, So to have him
Speaker 8: be the one teaching us. I mean, first of all,
Speaker 8: very anxiety and see because he's the best of all time. Yeah,
Speaker 8: but he was so cool to me. Like I always say,
Speaker 8: there was people down in NXT and when I started,
Speaker 8: and they're on the main roster too, but like I say,
Speaker 8: they're like they were unnecessarily cool, Like they're so much
Speaker 8: larger than life and they don't have any reason to
Speaker 8: just be genuinely awesome people. And they were so cool
Speaker 8: to me. And Dusty was one of them. And he
Speaker 8: always called me shoot like you got a little lisp.
Speaker 8: Shooter Shooter in WWE means like you were an amateur wrestler,
Speaker 8: you have a legitimate background. He was shooter Shooter and
Speaker 8: he tried to get me to loosen up. Loosen up man.
Speaker 1: And he was u.
Speaker 8: He was just a master at reading people and getting
Speaker 8: under people's person to their real personality and pulling it
Speaker 8: out of him. He was just the He was the man.
Speaker 6: That give me your give me your mount rushmore Wrestlers
Speaker 6: all time, total package, the ability, the character, the interviews,
Speaker 6: all of it, the promo.
Speaker 8: I do these a lot, and it changes every time
Speaker 8: based on who I'm currently watching. But Brett Hart is
Speaker 8: on there for me because just I think he's what
Speaker 8: the greatest wrestler probably Sean Michaels, Paul Cogan, Yeah, Steve Austin, Oh, correct, because.
Speaker 1: Telling stories.
Speaker 8: At the end of the day, I've realized how important,
Speaker 8: you know, storytelling and characters, all of that is. I
Speaker 8: used to be just a technical wrestling guy. If you
Speaker 8: would ask me that ten years ago, it would have
Speaker 8: been nothing but technical wrestlers on that list. But some
Speaker 8: of those guys, in the stories they told and the
Speaker 8: characters they presented were We're like nothing we've ever seen.
Speaker 4: So obviously there's different generations of wrestling fans. I was
Speaker 4: a kid of the eighties. I'm fifty five years old, right,
Speaker 4: so it is a totally different thing. But it could
Speaker 4: be stated in some ways, this is the golden age
Speaker 4: of what you do.
Speaker 2: Would you agree? Is this the time you are glad
Speaker 2: to be a part of what you're part of?
Speaker 1: Yes, I think we're hitting a point.
Speaker 8: We're at a point where you're getting the best of
Speaker 8: every world.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: It's it's character driven, it's story driven, and without a doubt,
Speaker 8: it's the most athletically inclined generation that I think we've
Speaker 8: ever seen in wrestling. Like, guys are doing stuff now
Speaker 8: that people would have never even thought possible twenty years ago.
Speaker 8: And it makes it hard man for guys like me.
Speaker 8: Now they're kind of getting up there in age. It's like,
Speaker 8: these guys are crazy. They're doing stuff that we can't.
Speaker 2: Now. He w so as he may.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pul yourself down there, good man, as he sits down.
Speaker 4: I mean that that's it's Wisconsin versus Minnesota here man,
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this bad blood between the two. No, we
Speaker 4: adopted him and we adopted him into Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: Hey, welcome to the show man. Thank you for coming on.
Speaker 2: We appreciate it you doing. That's good to meet you.
Speaker 11: That's outis everybody going on, beautiful babe.
Speaker 4: We've we've asked him all the hard questions, so we
Speaker 4: got we have nothing but easy questions for you right here.
Speaker 2: Yes he is.
Speaker 4: Well again, welcome and we only have a couple of
Speaker 4: mints left here. But how excited are you to be
Speaker 4: wrestling at US Bank Stadium?
Speaker 2: We just talked to him about that. How big is
Speaker 2: this for you? I'll tell you what this is?
Speaker 11: Uh kind of animey territory I'm a Packer fan. You
Speaker 11: gonna say this, but it's gonna be cool, babe. We
Speaker 11: already been there for appearances to promote, and man, it's
Speaker 11: a big stadium day. It's gonna be cool.
Speaker 9: See a lot of movies that you see today, Max
Speaker 9: so yo Otis, I'm curious you got, you know, for
Speaker 9: both of you guys actually know, WW is famous for having,
Speaker 9: you know, really adamant fans, fans that get really into
Speaker 9: a day.
Speaker 1: They show up wherever you guys are at.
Speaker 5: What is like the funniest interaction you guys have had
Speaker 5: with a fan in recent memory.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, I got I'm trying to think of.
Speaker 8: So. I used to do this thing to your point
Speaker 8: about people having gimmicks and doing the two by fours
Speaker 8: and all this.
Speaker 1: A few years ago.
Speaker 8: I used to do this thing where I would go, oh, yeah,
Speaker 8: I would I stole it from a poly Shore.
Speaker 1: Movie in the nineties and I would.
Speaker 8: Go shoosh, and it's just stupid, like it's so dumb, man,
Speaker 8: But like people loved it. So I kept doing it,
Speaker 8: and we had to do an appearance once in like Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: It was very kind of like covid Era probably had.
Speaker 1: A nice fat bottom lipper.
Speaker 8: So the guy had tobacco, right, and just one of
Speaker 8: his lips and it was COVID. So we had like
Speaker 8: this the screens between it was like a plastic screen
Speaker 8: meet and greet thing between us, and the guy wanted
Speaker 8: to do the shush thing with me, so I did
Speaker 8: it and he did it back to me. But the tobacco, like,
Speaker 8: thank God for the COVID screens because it like hit
Speaker 8: on the screen and just went down. It was so disgusting, dude,
Speaker 8: But me and you were just like looking at it,
Speaker 8: you like, what are we doing this? Hall?
Speaker 11: But the way he was at the firing range was
Speaker 11: going right. I say, Atlanta Airport, Uh, you know, older
Speaker 11: lady comes up.
Speaker 6: Big fan.
Speaker 1: Can I touch your calves? And she just crossed my
Speaker 1: calves gate.
Speaker 11: Yes you may, and there's a good two minutes of rubbing.
Speaker 2: She's thinking about that right now wherever she is.
Speaker 1: You know that you welcome, babe, Atlanta Airports.
Speaker 6: It's risky not the demo you would have guessed either,
Speaker 6: or what little older lady?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh no, no, yeah, So that's that's a demograph
Speaker 1: right there that you love the older ones. Oh, they
Speaker 1: just love me too.
Speaker 4: I tell you we love you man, and thank you
Speaker 4: guys both so much for coming in. Max's gonna take
Speaker 4: you in the other room and continue the interviewing and
Speaker 4: I'm actually going to post it a little bit later today.
Speaker 5: Is that right.
Speaker 2: It's great to meet you both.
Speaker 4: I'd love to have you back in again at some point,
Speaker 4: maybe when you're back in actually for the big event,
Speaker 4: which again for everybody tuned in, SummerSlam coming to US
Speaker 4: Bank Stadium August first and second. Get your tickets now,
Speaker 4: and don't forget donate drop off school supplies at Blaze
Speaker 4: Credit Union locations statewide and obviously monetary donations well at
Speaker 4: Mnsports Andevents dot org slash donate. Let's help these kids
Speaker 4: get a better education so they can live their dreams
Speaker 4: like Otis and Chad gabl Ar.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys. Thanks, it's good to meet you guys.
Speaker 1: Thanks Ben. All right, we're gonna bet.
Speaker 6: On the British Open in a second.
Speaker 1: We'll have a whole bunch of people on the stream.
Speaker 6: Max is going to go interview Otis and Chad in
Speaker 6: the other room and I can get that posted later.
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