Developmentally Speaking

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Russ and his wife drove hours to Springfield just to see the show, even though they thought it would be over by the time they arrived. He just wanted to hang out with the guys. #Community #Friendship

Remembering December 15th, 2001, a date etched in memory due to health concerns surrounding wrestlers like Charlie Haas and JR. A doctor cleared one wrestler, but talent relations opted to hold him out longer. #WrestlingHistory #BehindTheScenes

A low point as a trainer, recalling a December 15th tragedy. The decision to hold back training, and the memory of Russ, still resonates. #TrainerLife #Tragedy

A wrestler's health scare wasn't found during regular checkups, but an unrelated doctor's visit. The discovery led to the decision for him to sit out from wrestling. #WrestlingNews #Health

Stepping into the wrestling limelight was a whole new challenge. While familiar with stunt work, the intense focus of the camera and spotlight felt vastly different from being on set. #Wrestling #BehindTheScenes

Bringing developmental talent to the main roster was a great experience! We could match up guys, and all eyes were on the Brian Pillman Show. It was a labor of love, ensuring everyone was where they needed to be. #Wrestling #BehindTheScenes

Transitioning into wrestling was a completely different world, it took months before being fully integrated. Looking back, readiness was non-existent; the atmosphere, perspective, and lifestyle were entirely new. #WrestlingLife #BehindTheScenes

Remembering Brad Armstrong on the anniversary of his passing. A gathering of friends, including Alan Funk and Lash LaRoux, to share stories and reflect on the good times. #Remembrance #Friendship

Stepping into the ring with Stephanie was nerve-wracking, but ultimately a thrilling experience! The plan? To be her personal trainer. An exciting opportunity, even with the nerves. #Wrestling #Training

Beyond the Cruiserweight Tournament, a 3-hour weekly show 'Wednesday Night Main Event' aired on Cincinnati's All Sports radio. It featured wrestling celebrities and covered events live, offering a completely different experience. #RadioShow #Wrestling

The character Muffy, an aerobic instructor who picks on fat people, was born out of a desire to be mean rather than nice. It was easier to play the heel. #CharacterDevelopment #BehindTheScenes

Reflecting on the past: the good old days might not have been perfect, but they were certainly filled with fun and great stories. It's a shame there isn't a way to truly honor that rich history. #Nostalgia #BusinessHistory