Robbie Brookside

Colston, Lees, Cliff Hall yeah we used to have we spoke about it before but it used to be regularly at the Colston Hall York Hall Colston Hall

yeah and he formed the tag team with Robbie Brookside And they were known as the Golden Boys.

Robbie Brookside and Steve Riegel.

But he wasn't called Steve Riegel then, was he? Well, he might have been called Steve Riegel then, I don't know.

The research goes into this, I tell you.

If you don't make enough progress or WWE doesn't feel like you're making enough progress for them to satisfy the financial investment they're making in you, then you're no longer gonna be in the program.

And it's really a shame because some of these young ladies and gals, they're, they're not in the WWE Performance Center being trained by Matt Bloom and, you know, Robbie Brookside and people like that.

They're out on the indie scene, and WWE has taken an interest in them.

But if y- you gotta wonder how, if they were in the WWE developmental system, would they perform better, and would they get more information to be able to be a more WWE-esque wrestler and therefore make it so WWE would see, uh, the, p- a purpose to investing more money in them? And the reason I bring this up this week, first off, Lainey Luck, who was the ID Women's Champion for close to a year, was released from her ID contract.

Well, I've technically been bumping since I was a fetus because my mom was actually wrestling with me.

And R- Robbie Brookside, actually, he's down in NXT.

He gave me my first bump.

Yep.

Yeah, 'cause it's her birthright.

Robbie.

S- Robbie Brookside?

Robbie Brookside, yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

Well, we go from that to our next match.

Fit Finlay defeats Pete Roberts.

Chick Cullen defeats Robbie Brookside.

This weekend we've also got Wrestling Challenge.

The Young Stallions defeat Dave Wagner and Rick Wenslow.

[laughs] We're going to Germany next month.

Uh, we're tagging against, like, Robbie Brookside and Danny Collins, and-"

Wow.

"Yeah." Um, that's the match.

in that first match, though.

Yeah.

Danny Collins and freaking Robbie Brookside.

Yeah.

Mm.

Um, and then Foundation Pro Wrestling, which is, uh, Ace Steel, uh, his name is, he's the coach there, and I learnt so much in the two weeks being over there and getting to talk to people like, uh, Robbie Brookside, Adam Pearce, just like pick it, picking their brains really.

And, um, I thought, "Well, I'm gonna have to go back at some point." And so we're gonna go for a month this time, uh, 'cause there's just little bits that you can pick from these people's brain which completely change, changes your view of wrestling.

For example, there's, um, I remember at Flatbacks there was this drill and Austin Gunn, who wrestles for AEW, who's Billy Gunn's son, it changed my view completely 'cause I was bumping and I was just a mute, I wasn't in my cell, there was no like vocal at all.