Why, why is that a thing? Why did you do that?

Well, you know, it, it, it, it, I'll start off, it was nothing personal.

It, it certainly wasn't a slight against you.

It was serendipity, if nothing else.

Because within a span of about 20 minutes, I get a phone call from the big, bad kaiju, Oshay Edwards, saying, "Hey, shoot job's come into play.

I can't make it to September 12th." I say, "Perfectly understandable.

Do what you gotta do." And then I get a, uh, a tweet from one Sean Ross Sapp saying, "Hey, I, I need an easy W.

If they're named Local Competitor, that would be even better.

Uh, so first off, tell us a little bit about Pro Wrestling Symphony, how it started, some upcoming shows, like some, some highlights of this, this run with Pro Wrestling Symphony of which you've done a fantastic job with.

Well, thank you, man.

So the story kinda goes back, well, for me at least, it goes back to wanted to do, was a fan of wrestling since I was 10.

Didn't really have the size for it.

Went to the University of Missouri to go be a sports reporter.

As I'm in college, the big outlets like your ESPNs of the world start covering wrestling legitimately, and I saw that as a way into a lot of different jobs.Whether it be the Sporting News, whether it be ComicBook.com where I spent years at, had a ton of fun there, or finally at CBS Sports before I finally got out of the journalism industry a couple years ago.

And while doing all of that, meeting lovely people like Sean, interviewing hundreds of wrestlers, going to events all over the country, you know, my love for the industry only grew more and more.

Love that