Mance Warner Confirms He Has Asked For His MLW Release
“The Southern Psychopath” Mance Warner returned to
The Wrestling Inc. Daily podcast today where he discussed his new AdFreeShow.com show “ManceSplainin” as well as his MLW status with Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman. It was reported back in October that Warner had requested his release from MLW to sign with AEW, but he was denied the request. He talked about the situation on the podcast.
“Well, I think people have seen that before on the dirt sheets out there. Old Mancer did ask for his release from MLW, but you’ve seen that on dirt sheets, and that’s kind of where we’re at right now,” Warner said. “It is what it is. Where I’m going to be and what I’m going to be doing, I’m always going to be at GCW [and] IWA Mid-South.
Jake Crist Discusses Why He Left Impact, If Don Callis In AEW Helps Him
On today’s episode of
The Wrestling Inc. Daily, former Impact X-Division Champion Jake Crist joined the podcast to chat with Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman. Crist announced recently that he is now a free agent, and he gave his reaction to that news on the podcast.
“Yeah, I’m pretty happy. I’m just motivated more than ever right now to be completely honest,” Crist admitted. “I found inner peace within myself, and I think that’s key in life, not having heat with anybody or anything like that. I have no negativity in my life at the moment, and that’s why I have this pep in my step. That’s why I’m happy. That’s why you see this big smile on my face. I’m a free agent baby! I’m a free agent baby!”
Mike Chioda Reveals Order Razon Ramon Gave Him Before Infamous 1-2-3 Kid Match
Former long-time WWE referee Mike Chioda was on today’s episode of
The Wrestling Inc. Daily podcast where he discussed his new role as one of the hosts on AdFreeShows.com’s “Mailbag Mondays” with Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman. Chioda has been the referee for many iconic WWE matches including The Lightning Kid (Sean “X-Pac” Waltman) vs. Razor Ramon (Scott Hall) in 1995 that gave rise to the 1-2-3 Kid. Chioda revealed what Ramon told him before the match.
“That was great. There was probably, I want to say, maybe 500 – 1,000 people in that arena but what a wrestling vibe that was,” Chioda remarked. “That was an amazing match being from a perspective of some young kid coming in, which became X-Pac, and he was the 1-2-3 Kid. Razor came up to me all day long because he loved how I counted. A lot of false-count finishes. One, two, kick out. Not today, you’d be on the same p