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Search complete. 11 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Stevie Knight".

Sep 25, 2026

Kieran LaforteHOST
18:23
What did you want to use? Back from break, my chemical tone man uses a grenade to teleport back in.
Kieran LaforteHOST
18:32
it's much better than mine karen i'll give you that he says another issue burning in the fwa and i went apparently the tv show is the burning issue in the fwa looking at this um what he actually means though is the tag title situation so we get clips of hampton court winning the title at vendetta strangely no commentary but this time the butler buster triggers the music We get Stevie Knight and Mark Sloan beating Dirk Feelgood and Damon Lee.
Kieran LaforteHOST
19:00
Buttercup flashes some leg at Stevie Knight, so he gets horny and abandons Mark to get beaten at Uprising.
Kieran LaforteHOST
19:06
And then Tony says, just days after Uprising, Simmons was admitted to hospital after his cystic fibrosis flared up again.
Kieran LaforteHOST
19:15
As far as I remember, this is for real.
Greg LambertHOST
21:07
[laughs]
James CurtinGUEST
21:08
That was, that was the day that we couldn't think of a finish, and Stevie Knight came up to me and he goes, "Just do a superplex." I went, "Really?" He goes, "Ask everybody else not to do a superplex on the show.
James CurtinGUEST
21:20
Do a superplex and just stay still and have that be the bump where you get up." And it worked, and I was like, "Wow, we don't have to do some elaborate table bump or anything like that." And it's what I've learnt over the years, if you tell me it hurts, it hurts.
James CurtinGUEST
21:35
And when I, when I mean me, I mean if you let the audience know something hurts, it hurts.
James CurtinGUEST
23:18
Stevie was very like invested because it was one of the last places that was invested in him, and he had fun, and the people that he liked, he would just drop something.
James CurtinGUEST
23:31
And he w- look, the man wasn't Lou Thesz, but I thought he was one of the best entertainers that the, you know, the Morecambe Dome had ever had, because he could get a reaction out of doing absolutely nothing.
James CurtinGUEST
23:43
And I was like, "How do I do that?" And believe me, over the years, I have stole so much Stevie Knight, so much Stevie Knight.
James CurtinGUEST
23:52
But that was, he was one of the people that like, "I trust you." Like, "Let me try this." He, like me and him became great friends over the years because of that, I think, and it's just, it's just a willing to be able to trust someone else with an idea that's not involved in your match, because they've got years of experience on you, and if what they do out there works for th- them, just try some of it and let's see, and it worked.
Silent MarkHOST
19:38
not used to that
Greg LambertHOST
19:39
Can I just say, Stevie Knight's been posting a lot recently, and a big shout-out to Stevie.
Silent MarkHOST
19:44
Hi, Stevie!
Greg LambertHOST
19:44
Because I know Stevie listened to episode 51 that we did with your friend, and not necessarily mine, the Twisted Genius, Dean Ayers.
Greg LambertHOST
20:03
We'll definitely do that.
Greg LambertHOST
20:05
Stevie says of Spud, they've always been very close.
Greg LambertHOST
20:07
You'll hear about what Spud thinks of Stevie Knight when you hear the interview because he talks about him at length.
Greg LambertHOST
20:13
Stevie says he's an inspiration to young British wrestlers and a top man.

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