Alliance Blog Podcast: Interviews with Independent Wrestlers and Wrestling Personalities
Jul 21, 2026 · 56 min · 10 segments
This week on the Alliance Blog Podcast, I sat down with veteran professional wrestler **Biggie Biggs** to discuss his remarkable 30-year career, the return of Dangerous Adrenaline Wrestling Gladiators…
Biggie BiggsGuestWell, and that's like, that's, you know, You're a wrestling guy, I'm a wrestling fan.
We've done this dance before, but we talk about pro wrestling and we talk about what it takes to get over and what it takes to tell the story.
And in your opinion, what makes that story? What makes it a good story? And how do you give that performance in the ring that doesn't insult the fans, but at the same time protects yourself? You have to
what was good is like throughout the five days last year, you had a lot of guys going out there hitting everything under the sun and they got no reaction.
So it's like, all right, let's regroup, take a look what you did in the first show and try something different in the second show.
Once they realized how to entertain a fair crowd, different animal and the crowd appreciated it.
And it seems like a lot of the major wrestling promotions try to have various shades of gray.
And I think that that can confuse the audience and sometimes, you know, make it less entertaining.
So like, you know, wearing two hats and talking with dads who bring in their kids, be like, I grew up watching wrestling.
Well, and that's like, that's, you know, You're a wrestling guy, I'm a wrestling fan.
We've done this dance before, but we talk about pro wrestling and we talk about what it takes to get over and what it takes to tell the story.
And in your opinion, what makes that story? What makes it a good story? And how do you give that performance in the ring that doesn't insult the fans, but at the same time protects yourself? You have to
what was good is like throughout the five days last year, you had a lot of guys going out there hitting everything under the sun and they got no reaction.
So it's like, all right, let's regroup, take a look what you did in the first show and try something different in the second show.
Once they realized how to entertain a fair crowd, different animal and the crowd appreciated it.
And it seems like a lot of the major wrestling promotions try to have various shades of gray.
And I think that that can confuse the audience and sometimes, you know, make it less entertaining.
So like, you know, wearing two hats and talking with dads who bring in their kids, be like, I grew up watching wrestling.
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