Latest / What Do You Call It? Podcast! / 🐯GAV MAYHEM🐯talks Mysterio, Jackie Chan, Emporium, The Rock, Burridge, Lio Rush, Tigers & more

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🐯GAV MAYHEM🐯talks Mysterio, Jackie Chan, Emporium, The Rock, Burridge, Lio Rush, Tigers & more · What Do You Call It? Podcast!

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  Hello and welcome to another episode of what do you call it
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  podcast. I'm your host GB definitely,
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  definitely not re recording this intro.
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  Please let me welcome today's guest.
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  He is the Tiger King former, fortunately, I've got to say
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  former Burrage fight design champion.
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  Please welcome Gav Mayhem Gav. Hey B mate, you all good?
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  Yes. How you doing man?
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  I'm all good man. Thank you for having me on man.
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  Awesome, awesome. I'm very happy to have you on.
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  I actually spoke to you at the end of last year at the last
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  important progress in show. At the end of the show, I was
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  like, look, I'll have you on next year and we're going to
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  make it happen and exactly what we're doing now.
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  So thank you for coming on. What I'm going to do is rewind
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  the clocks and Gav, I want to discover how you became a fan of
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  pro wrestling. Oh man, like I've been a
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  wrestling fan from since I was a kid, like from like 6-7 years
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  old. I used to watch it with my
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  granddad when I used to stay at my nan and granddad's.
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  And ever since then I've loved wrestling man.
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  I grow up watching obviously, you know, 80s Hulk Hogan, Bruce
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  the Barber, Beefcake, the $1,000,000 man, loved all those
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  guys. Demolition.
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  There's so many to run around. I'll tell you what, Demolition,
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  I like Demolition as well, right, doesn't really quite hold
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  up as well when you especially when people that don't really
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  watch wrestling never watched it when you grew up.
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  And that's like when the images they see it, the golden
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  generation, they're like, oh, fair enough.
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  Interesting. Yeah, no, they were like, they
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  were like one of my favorite tag teams.
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  If you I'll think back to like, you know, like I think it was
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  was it Summer Slam where it was like Demolition where there was
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  three of them. It was like Axe Smash and Crush
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  and an AFL. Was it the Heart Foundation?
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  Yeah, I think it was that slam. I remember that A.
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  Falls fantastic. Match.
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  Loved that match. I love it.
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  The crowd, The crowd proper erupt as well when Heart
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  Foundation get the win. Slight assistance from Lod.
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  Yes, so I'm not going to call my warriors.
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  I'm always going to call nature though.
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  But larger life characters, man, so colourful, like nature doing
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  red, bright red and then demolition black with gold and
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  silver face paint. And then you've got Heart
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  Foundation, who made a call to wear pink.
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  Yeah, definitely, definitely. It's true.
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  So true. Grow into shows when you were
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  younger, sort of local shows, even with like the fake
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  undertaker or fake cane? Or did you kind of just watch it
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  at home when you were growing? Up, yeah, growing up, I just
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  watched it at home. You know, I think that the the
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  probably the first show that I went to in terms of in terms of
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  WWE and stuff was I went to Capital Carnage.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah, I went to. That I remember that show.
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  I didn't go to it, but yeah, I was quite.
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  Yeah, I went to. That I went to that well other
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  than that yeah, we're we're. Going to touch on Captain
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  Carnies, first time I was talking about it.
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  There are some listeners out there.
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  They might have to go on Netflix to watch it.
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  If it is on there somehow explain the main event and then
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  you had I'm trying to remember they have matches now Edge
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  versus Taigwali Singh. Nah, Taigali Singh.
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  Nah, it's way before that I think no.
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  I've got to think. It's before that I remember, I
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  remember Jacqueline. I remember Jacqueline was in it
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  and I think. What was the weapon?
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  Yeah, it was that match. It was that match, Triple H,
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  because I remember I went to get AI, went to get a drink at that
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  time when I walked back into the stadium, it was right when he
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  did the Pedigree. And I was like, yes, at least I
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  got to see the Pedigree, you know?
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  Yeah, but I remember that. I can't really remember what the
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  main event was. Was it Taker?
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  Take it Kane, Mick Foley and Austin, the special ref.
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  I want to say Big Boss Man or Pat Patterson, I can't fully
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  remember, but I want to say. Yeah, I can't remember the main
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  event. I feel it was Austin as well.
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  It might have been Austin. But I remember Vinny Jones Day
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  being a guest then. That's quite a big thing then.
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  Yeah, quite a big day now. But back then, just fresh off
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  football lock stock and Two Smoking barrels, you know, like
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  the UK fans going nuts, Americans probably going who the
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  fuck is this but. Yeah, yeah.
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  Man, So when did you think to yourself Gav?
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  OK, I love wrestling, I'm a fan. I've been watching it since I
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  was 5-6 years old and now I want to give it a go.
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  So was there a match that inspired you or did you know
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  from a young age? OK, I actually one day want to
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  get inside the ring. Yeah, yeah.
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  So I would, I would say like from from being young, I've
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  always wanted to do wrestling, but I would say that I wasn't, I
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  wasn't confident in in like doing it because you think
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  wrestling, you think, you know, larger than life, massive guys
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  and stuff like that. So before I was in wrestling, I
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  was actually studied like Wing Chong.
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  So I used to do martial arts, started teaching it.
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  So wrestling for me was like secondary, as much as I really
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  wanted to do it, I was like, I feel like I'm I'm just too
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  small, like and no one's ever going to want me to to wrestle.
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  So I never kind of pursued it until like, you know, I found
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  like Greg school, like the London Lucha League at the time.
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  I found out on the Internet and you know, one of my friends was
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  like, just go down there, like and just see, you know, you
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  never know, like I went down there and like as soon as I
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  walked in, I met like one of the guys, his name was Cameron.
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  And like as soon as I walked to the door, he was just like, hey,
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  hey man, come, come join him, man.
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  And then from them, that was it. Like loved it.
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  And ever since then I've been wrestling so.
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  And that wasn't too long ago. That was like, I would say,
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  2019. Yeah.
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  So yeah, that's when like my wrestling journey kind of really
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  started like just before like COVID hit.
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  If not, I mean, do you? Think with your Wing Chun
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  background that actually gave you somewhat of an advantage or
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  even help you sort of adapt to the physicality and the
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  enjoyment of. Wrestling, yeah, definitely
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  everything as well. Like I've got.
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  I've got a long history in terms of like performing and stuff
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  because I used to. I used to do performing arts,
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  like I studied performing arts in college.
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  I did it at university. I used to work for a company
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  called Chicken Shed don't know if you know that it's in like
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  Cock Fosters. So I've been there for years.
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  So I've done plenty like loads of shows, like loads of live
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  shows in terms of acting and dancing and performing.
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  So I would say all of that helps me with like wrestling, like the
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  performance bit is something that I'm used to doing, you
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  know, that's. What I thought so the wind chime
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  background, then you also got a lot the theatre background and
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  the acting and the showmanship. It's just such a, you know, it's
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  such a natural background to sort of great combination far
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  rested, isn't it? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Tell me about the Burr Ridge Fight School.
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  Yeah, what do you want now? So if you tell me about sort
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  your first day, but tell me what were some of your biggest
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  challenges? What were your favorite things
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  that you love to do in terms of your training?
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  And what was the best advice? Not necessarily from Greg
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  himself, because I have asked the previous guest, what's the
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  best advice you received from Greg, but what's the best advice
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  that you've received during your training there at Bogota Fire
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  Design? OK.
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  So I'll say like my biggest challenge was like, because, you
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  know, in wrestling, I don't know if it's just British wrestling,
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  correct me if I'm wrong, but everything's like done on the
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  left hand side, like everything, you know, headlocks left.
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  That was challenging for me because I'm right-handed.
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  I know a lot of people are naturally right-handed.
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  But for me a challenge in wrestling was, you know, getting
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  used to doing things with the left hand side of my body, which
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  I wasn't used to, especially with like I mean from Wing Chong
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  and and stuff like that, everything I would always use my
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  right hand. So using the other side was
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  challenge challenging for me at first.
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  I found that very difficult. Honestly quite a unique thing to
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  point out because as a casual fan you're never going to notice
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  it, are you? Yeah, yeah, I suppose.
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  Yeah, yeah. But yeah, because I I didn't
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  notice that evil. Like, what's your wrestling?
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  You wouldn't, you wouldn't notice it.
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  You wouldn't see it, but people that know wrestling and
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  wrestlers, they're like, oh, look, he's done, he's done a lot
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  wrong or whatever he's taken down from the wrong side.
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  It's stuff like that. The details of it is, yeah, I
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  found that challenging in terms of like advice that I've, I
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  wouldn't say advice, but like something that Greg like, like
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  that will always stay with me from like, well, from training
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  like with Greg and stuff is like, you know, taking in the
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  audience and like the audience are the most important thing.
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  So like if you're, you know, like you're having a match and
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  like you can have someone that can do 10,000 and one flips,
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  they can do a back flip, front flip.
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  And what Greg showed me was more important was telling the story
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  in a match that the audience are going to remember.
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  So you can do, you know, you can pick up that one person, that
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  one person in the front row, you know that you can get him to get
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  behind you. So there's a little a little boy
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  and you know, you get your, the baby face and you're getting
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  beaten up and you know, you can look out to that boy in the
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  audience and be like, help me, help me.
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  And he helps you. He's like, I'm helping you, I'm
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  helping you. And he's bringing, you're
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  bringing him into the story of the match.
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  And that kind of stuck with me because it's like, that's more
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  important that people go home, you know, remembering you.
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  Like, you want the audience to go home remembering you.
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  And that's how you're going to. That's how they've got to
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  remember you is like by, you know, telling them a story
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  during a match that, you know, they remember.
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  That's what I found. And that's what I took away
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  from. Yeah.
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  I. Think, you know, just as a sort
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  of life on Western van, you know, just like I do think it's
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  very important to engage with the fans.
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  It's all well, good doing the moves that you like to do and
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  stuff, but without telling the story, getting those fans
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  involved in your matches, what's the point?
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  You know, Exactly, exactly, definitely.
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  Want to touch on your in ring debut?
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  I always like asking British wrestlers this because it's
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  quite interesting. Some people make debuts like
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  quite late into the career. Some people make it like in the
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  first like training session, you know.
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  But Gaff, tell me about your first in ring debut with even if
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  it was like 10 people in the crowd.
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  Well, my, my first, my first match was like, you know, my
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  first match that I had was with Tommy Tanner.
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  The first match that I had, yeah, it was that like a, like a
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  like a, like a show training show like for, for the trainees.
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  So as well, we were both like trainees and stuff.
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  So my first match was with him, which actually beat me.
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  So I owe him one telling me I, I only won for that.
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  But yeah, that was my first match.
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  You know, my first match working for promotion was like UKPW,
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  which is when I won the, the, the Buried Fight Design
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  Championship. So that was one of my first
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  matches. I would say before then I've
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  done like camps and stuff, you know, different camps, working
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  for a promotion and doing that sort of type of stuff.
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  Camps, what are they like? They're fun, man.
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  They're really fun. It's like, you know, going
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  around to like different camp sites and the, the crowd are
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  very different, you know, because the the kids, the kids
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  are wild and rary because obviously they're not even
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  really wrestling fans. They just want to see some
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  wrestling, some fighting so we can.
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  Get into it though, don't they? We have to.
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  Get into it proper and it and it was good.
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  Like it was a good way of like learning, you know, like
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  learning the craft, like working with different people and stuff.
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  So that's how I kind of learn a lot from wrestling, from doing
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  the camps and especially like working in front of an audience
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  because different audiences are going to give you different
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  reactions. So it kind of sets you up for
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  being in like a proper wrestling show is like working in front of
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  an audience like that, if you know what I mean.
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  Yeah, no, definitely. Every crowd's different.
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  I mean, you've got different types crowds, you know, you've
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  got the ones that diehards who know everything, maybe too much
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  for them good sometimes. But then you've got the casual
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  fans who couldn't name you a single wrestler that we know.
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  But once they see it, they're like engaged, they're hooked.
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  But then you've got to keep them hooked and engaged.
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  Exactly. Yeah.
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  Yeah, well. I see you met Leah Rush as a
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  fan. Leah Rush.
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  Yeah, yeah. Yeah, How was he, mate?
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  Was he good? Yeah, he was cool, man.
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  He was cool. You know, I went to, I went to
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  support Toby Tanner at the show, went to watch that.
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  And then yeah, because I didn't know he was going to be facing
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  facing him. But I met him, you know, he was
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  selling some much. I thought get some much off Leo
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  Rush. He's another person that, you
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  know, as a smaller, smaller athlete that's inspired me like
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  in in terms of wrestling, like grown up, I think right enough.
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  But you know, but seeing Leo Russian like WWE, especially
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  from his size, like wrestling people like, you know, Bobby
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  Lashley and the bigger guys that he faced, yeah, he's some, you
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  know, I've proper like looked up to and looked out, you know,
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  especially his style, like his style was something that you
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  know how I would want to wrestle.
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  So he's good to watch. Oh, I.
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  Know much? I think pretty good.
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  I actually became a fan of you last year at Important Power
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  Wrestling and you say, you know, you've been a smaller sized
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  athlete. I honestly, when watching you
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  perform, I thought you stood up and you know, it gets people
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  that you know are taller than you.
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  You don't let it stop you. You really get a good reaction.
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  You hit your moves right. And then by the end of it,
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  honestly mate, like, you know, size doesn't matter.
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  Yeah, it doesn't. It doesn't.
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  And obviously someone like Rey Mysterio is obviously like, you
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  know, one of my top people that got me into wrestling, like
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  seeing him and seeing how like, from all of these matches, like
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  from Shawn Michaels to Great Khali, like the, the difference
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  in sizes I'm working with, you know, that's something that,
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  yeah, Rey Mysterio is like #1 for me basically, you know.
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  Probably my favorite legend of all Timer, I'd have to say.
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  And I don't think many people will definitely disagree with
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  that. But I thought like with you
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  Emporium, though, you are really making a name for yourself.
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  Yeah, cinema, you know, get good reactions.
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  And unfortunately you did lose the title at the last show.
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  But tell me, overall, sort of how would you describe your
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  Emporium Pro wrestling experience so far, mate?
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  Oh, man, like amazing from, you know, from backstage to on
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  stage. It's like loved it like so
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  professional. It's something that, you know,
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  I've never not gotten to see in that side of wrestling, you
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  know, So from behind the curtains, what goes on, how you
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  put on a wrestling show. So my experience has just been
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  unbelievable. I've loved it.
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  I've loved performing like the audience, like to being in the
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  ring. Amazing, amazing man.
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  Everyone's got their own identity on those on this roster
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  for Emporium, I've noticed, and the presentation is just spot
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  on. The Titantron's, The Ring, I
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  mean, the venue, you know, I spoke about Genesis Cinema 4.
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  I think it's top notch. It's a good location.
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  And then, you know, the talent themselves bring something
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  different in each match. And I feel like you bring your
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  own character. And that's what I'm sort of
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  going to go into next. And that is the Tiger King.
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  If you can show the listeners that are watching this on
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  YouTube. If not, I will send you to Gav
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  social media so you can see this mask.
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  But yeah, give me a display of this Tiger King mask, mate.
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  This is the Tiger King mask. No, I didn't notice we had on it
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  before previously. That's pretty sick.
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  Yeah, at the back. I like that.
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  Yeah, well, that's the mask. Yeah, tell me the inspiration
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  for the name and the master design.
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  OK, so with the name, I would say because I'm born 1986, which
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  is the year of the tiger. So that's always been my thing
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  kind of growing up of Tiger's my favorite animal.
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  I have like a tiger pattern all over my body.
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  So like that whole thing is like I'm the tiger king basically.
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  So I took it. I used that basically as a a
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  thing. But the tiger king for me is
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  more like, do you know like like Finn Balor's like demon king,
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  yes, the demon, the demon persona that he uses.
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  That's how that's how I see the tiger king.
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  So it's more like that's the the inner champion of me.
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  So like, if you can't feed Gav Mayhem, there's no way you can
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  feed there's. Someone else you can defeat.
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  Yeah, exactly. That's how I see it.
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  That's who the Tiger King is for me.
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  Yeah, that's and the design as well mate.
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  So I can tell there's a bit of rhymester in it, but how, where
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  was the design? Where did you get it from?
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  You know why the colour black? I think it's great, but I just
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  want to know if there's sort of a bit more meaning to it as
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  opposed to you mentioned about why you're the Tiger King, but
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  the mask sort of. I just want a bit more detail,
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  that's all. Now the mask I I got from like,
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  you know, like a luchador person that makes like lucha mask, and
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  obviously that was the idea of what I wanted.
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  I wanted the Rey Mysterio type style, but with, you know, a a
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  tiger element to it, and that's what I got to with it.
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  Like if you see, like, you know, it's got the the ears, like the
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  side of the hair and stuff like that, like the side of a tiger
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  and that's it basically, I like it yes, it's cool.
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  It's got. A bit of that.
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  What's his name? Tiger Mask.
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  Feed into it like very New Japan style for me.
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  Not just right. And yeah, I love it, man, I love
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  it. One thing I was a bit glad
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  though when you did get the mask pulled off at the last Emporium
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  show. You mate, you have the Super
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  glue out of your head now. I'll get him back, don't worry,
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  I'll get my revenge. The Tiger King will have his
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  revenge, you know, and that's another good thing about like
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  Emporium as well, you know, like the the storyline of of how
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  everyone's involved in like different storylines and
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  characters coming out doing different promos.
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  Like, I find it amazing. Amazing.
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  They do really build to not just focusing on just that show that
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  you're currently watching, but to the next show and then
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  reference in the previous shows. And it's not a case of, ah,
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  shit, I missed that show. But actually, in a way, it's
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  kind of like, oh shit, missed that, or maybe I'll go to the
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  next one to see what else they do.
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  Yeah, yeah. One conclusion, but then they
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  keep going and going with different stories and it's just
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  very engaging. I feel like a lot of companies
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  just want to do, yeah, there's not nothing wrong with that.
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  It works, you know, just special matches and attractions and then
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  sort of 1 and done. That's it.
• 20:23
  But there's a bit more to it. That poor room.
• 20:27
  Yeah, definitely, definitely just.
• 20:32
  Got one or two more questions for you mate and then I'll let
• 20:34
  you enjoy the rest of your evening.
• 20:36
  At the time recording it's not too late, but we've got a bit
• 20:39
  more time. So what I'm going to ask you is
• 20:42
  what are your wrestling goals for 2026?
• 20:46
  I know you want to get back the Burrage Fight Design
• 20:48
  Championship, but what else mate, sort of do you see
• 20:52
  yourself doing before we go into 2027?
• 20:58
  Yeah, I'd, what I'd love is I'd love to wrestle a bigger venue,
• 21:05
  maybe bigger venue that I haven't wrestled in before or
• 21:09
  performed in. I'd love to do that.
• 21:13
  I'd like to main event the show if I get the chance to main
• 21:17
  event and maybe work with someone.
• 21:20
  Possible that for that happened at Emporium this year, That is
• 21:24
  very possible. Yeah, hopefully, hopefully.
• 21:27
  I hope it happens. Well, hopefully, yeah.
• 21:30
  And just wrestling someone, you know, that's, you know, like a
• 21:33
  name, like a big name. Like I'd love to wrestle.
• 21:39
  I don't know, like even Tyler Walker, Tyler Walker's someone
• 21:42
  who, you know, I've seen grow as a performer.
• 21:46
  I'd love to wrestle him, you know, and anyone that's the
• 21:52
  Beckham. Yeah.
• 21:54
  But yeah, those are my. You're not rushing it like
• 21:56
  that's the thing, you know, you've got things you want to
• 21:58
  achieve at the moment, but looks like you're just having fun and
• 22:01
  I think. That's yeah, that's it.
• 22:03
  I'm having fun. This this this year is about
• 22:05
  having fun, you know, having fun and learning more of the craft
• 22:10
  while I'm at it. So getting bare in the ring,
• 22:14
  doing moves, you know, with wrestling now, you can't even do
• 22:18
  moves that you haven't seen before.
• 22:20
  Us people are doing the wild things.
• 22:22
  But like, you know, I, I would say that my style is unique to
• 22:26
  me while I try and make it unique to myself as much as, you
• 22:30
  know, I do have certain elements of, you know, people that have
• 22:36
  inspired me. I try to make myself and my
• 22:39
  style of who I am unique to myself.
• 22:42
  And that's what I want to bring to my matches in terms of
• 22:45
  everything like character and myself.
• 22:49
  Like, so you you'll see that a lot more, especially with
• 22:52
  Emporium, even though the mask is gone, you're going to see
• 22:55
  more of Gav Mayhem and the character that I that I am,
• 23:01
  yeah. I feel like I haven't really
• 23:02
  shown that as much yet, but in time we're going to get to see
• 23:06
  that I'm. Looking forward to it, man.
• 23:09
  I'm looking forward to it. I will, Mr. Master I I do think
• 23:12
  it's very cool, but then also. We.
• 23:16
  I feel like, you know, we've only touched scratched the
• 23:18
  service with Gad Mayhem the Person 3 Dream dinner guests for
• 23:22
  your dream party. Oh, OK, OK, dinner guest.
• 23:27
  Yeah, it doesn't have to be wrestling.
• 23:30
  Doesn't have to be wrestling at all.
• 23:31
  So if you want to pick three people, dead or alive, that
• 23:34
  aren't in wrestling, vote for it mate, you're the host.
• 23:37
  Yeah, Eugene Guest. OK, so Jackie Chan, I'll have
• 23:43
  Jackie Chan. I would have.
• 23:49
  I'd love to get to know. Oh, I don't know, man.
• 23:56
  I've got a Proray Mysterio in there.
• 23:59
  That'll be a crazy mix of Mysterio, Jackie Chan, So Rey
• 24:02
  Mysterio, Jackie Chan, and I don't know, the rock, the rock.
• 24:11
  I'll see the rock. Who would win a fight?
• 24:14
  I'm going to be a kid. I'm going to ask who'd win a
• 24:17
  fight? Jackie Chan?
• 24:18
  The Rock. That is my extra last question.
• 24:21
  Jackie Chan. Jackie Chan all day. 100° it's
• 24:27
  just he knows how to fight the rock could just be doing like
• 24:31
  hold it one minute the other way he spits in the hands fuck you
• 24:37
  up with like. That's a good movie, man.
• 24:40
  With that's a good movie The rocket Jackie.
• 24:43
  Have you seen? Have you seen his movie with
• 24:46
  John Cena? Well, Jackie Chan and John Cena,
• 24:49
  I've not seen that yet. Yeah, yeah.
• 24:51
  Can't remember. It's cool, but there's there's
• 24:53
  Jackie Chan John Cena movie but the rocket the rocket Jackie
• 24:56
  chap will be quite fun as well I suppose.
• 24:59
  Don't mind that. I would not mind it.
• 25:01
  But who would be the bad guy? Who'd be the good guy if they
• 25:04
  were to do films yet? Well, or they're going to be
• 25:06
  both, like sort of, you know, they're friends, but, you know,
• 25:10
  can they coexist like a mess? Yeah.
• 25:14
  It has to be that. It has to be that I think The
• 25:16
  Rock starts off as a bad guy in that movie and then becomes good
• 25:20
  near the end because. Of Jackie Chan's wisdom.
• 25:23
  Yeah, yeah, and his. Friendship.
• 25:25
  If. Anyone could do an AI image of
• 25:28
  Jackie Chan and the Rock in the film?
• 25:32
  I don't know, that was on Prime. Send me a link and then I'll
• 25:36
  tweet you or whatever. I'll try and clear the video if
• 25:39
  I can from at a time. But awesome, awesome.
• 25:41
  Gav, where can the lessons find you on social media so they can
• 25:44
  come up to date with you in 2026 and the rest of your career?
• 25:49
  Yeah, you can find me on Instagram.
• 25:52
  Gav Mayhem, man. Gav Mayhem on Instagram.
• 25:56
  Go check me out man. Give him a follow, give me a
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  follow my social media handles that'll be in the description
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• 26:08
  and also have a good weekend. Take care everyone.
• 26:48
  None. Be quiet now children.
• 26:56
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• 27:30
  Yeah, yeah, yeah. When the bell rings, you know
• 27:38
  it's on Another chapter, another dawn.
• 27:47
  Feel the rumble here, The road W15 knocking at your door.
• 28:03
  I'm a genius. We're the players so smart.
• 28:08
  Apple Wolf tearing foes apart. King Dominator on his iron
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  throne WTM making it his own crimpally a streak of red I'm by
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  flying overhead West all brawl and D nice.
• 28:29
  The smooth and the rest of the crew making their moves W fire.
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  time. Warriors of the Square Circle
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