Joe Coffey

Number two, I was thinking how cool it would be for us Scots to have a Scottish heel group on the main roster.

Now, I haven't thought of a name, but since we know he's a very good heel, I'm thinking Drew is the head of a group with Joe Coffey and Wolfgang from NXT as his backup.

I've seen Wolfgang Russell since...

I have seen Wolfgang Russell since his UK days, and I must say I'm impressed.

Um, talking about opponents then you've had, uh, it's a who's who of Scottish wrestling and, and like you're saying, you, you were, you were just there to pretty much, uh, entertain and smash someone.

I mean, you had a pretty good list of folk to smash against, uh, Joe Coffey, you know, Demo, of course, uh, Wolfgang, the Polos, uh, or Jack Polo and Mark Coffey.

Like, it's...

Pretty much you s- you were part of this foundation of what Scottish wrestling now is built upon.

Okay.

Well, 'cause when I read your original message, I thought it said Joe Coffey, and I was like, "He's got the wrestler, he's got the wrestler from Scotland on there." So I had to reread it.

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I'm like, "Oh, no, I've never heard of John." [laughs]

Let's go back to night one for a second.

Let's talk about Doug Williams versus Joe Coffey.

Man, just a couple of dads.

I don't even know if they're actually dads, but they're, these look like dads going at it.

It has to be years at this point.

But Doug Williams is, at this point in time, is one day shy of his 25-year wrestling anniversary.

So he's coming in here, and he's facing off against Joe Coffey, who has also been out of progress for a while.

I think his last match was, uh, that inaugural Atlas title match against Rampage Brown.

Right.

So we've got, yeah, one show, Joe Coffey, Craig Collins, uh, Johnny Fear, and Dame O'Connor.

My God.

Uh, high-