Going Ringside Ep. 206: The Outrunners

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The Local Station takes you ringside as we discuss the crazy world that is professional wrestling.

This is Going Ringside with The Local Station.

Hello there.

Welcome to the show.

So glad you could join us.

I'm Scott Johnson.

Thanks for joining us on Going Ringside.

One of my favorite interviews we've ever done with these guys right over here, our guests on this episode.

We're talking about the Outrunners, Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum.

It's as good as it gets.

Seldom do I get the interviews, let's just be honest, in full screen.

I know we don't like to use that word, but that's the word I'm going to use, and it was great.

It was awesome.

The Outrunners are certainly like nothing we have seen since the 1980s, and we need more of it.

Although they didn't really like the fact of when I brought up the 1980s to them.

They are men of 2026.

Let's not get that wrong.

But they are part of our great partnership with our friends over at Ring of Honor.

If you're not in Jacksonville, they're right next door.

So we're here out at WJXT Studios in Jacksonville.

They're over at WJCT Studios right across the river, right next to the Jaguar Stadium where AEW has called their home.

So that stadium's under construction.

So what does Tony Khan and the AEW Ring of Honor crew do? They move it across the street to a TV studio here in Jacksonville where they're doing all their shows.

It's a great opportunity for a lot of fans in our area in Florida to come watch their national show every week.

And I got a chance to meet up with these two guys who are everything you hoped they would be.

So let's get to it.

And a little later on the show, friend of the show, Desiree Josen with the Chutes and Ladders podcast will be here to talk about Ring of Honor.

But let's get to it here.

are the Outrunners.