Aug 14, 2026 · 37 min · 11 segments
Hearing his name, you expect violence in the ring. But, Dimitri Alexandrov sits with the guys to talk about why he's out to prove that he's so much more than that.
Dimitri AlexandrovGuest
JJ JeffersonHost
Kelvin KayleeHost
Y- so I'm trying to think of how to phrase this question, because you said something that's really interesting, right? Because as a lot of the MPX Addicts know you as the bear fighter, and we've seen you in that death match scene, that hardcore scene, that element, right? And it's like you thrive in that.
But to Kelvin's point, it has been like seeing you since your time in Vegas at Sin City Stampede, and everywhere that you've gone, you really have adapted to almost any style.
So I guess the question from me is- Is there a certain style that you gravitate more towards, or are you just ready to go out there and just mix it up at any given time with anybody?
I always make the joke that I am a Swiss Army knife wrestler, and I will constantly say that about it.
And what am I feeling that day, you know? S- I, I come back cur- curtain a little bit here.
I, uh, if I do too much of one style, I can get a little bored with it and I wanna do the other style.
I think, like, that makes wrestling interesting for me, and fun, and it's something that I, I, you know, I'm never gonna, like, [chuckles] I ne- I, I never feel like I'm, I'm ever gonna phone it in.
I'm gonna give you one style really good, you know? Like m- this day, this day we're feeling this, I think, a little more.
This day we're feeling this a little more, you know? But I wanna keep people guessing what they're gonna get.
So [chuckles] I, that, that rivalry between you and them, was that one of your m- your favorite rivalries? Is that's the person that brought the best out of you, or are you still looking for that person?
Uh, you know what? I, I would say amongst some of my best rivalries is with Brick.
I would say, uh, I, I, I'm glad that we're all good again [chuckles] and we can start getting some cool tag matches again.
Y- so I'm trying to think of how to phrase this question, because you said something that's really interesting, right? Because as a lot of the MPX Addicts know you as the bear fighter, and we've seen you in that death match scene, that hardcore scene, that element, right? And it's like you thrive in that.
But to Kelvin's point, it has been like seeing you since your time in Vegas at Sin City Stampede, and everywhere that you've gone, you really have adapted to almost any style.
So I guess the question from me is- Is there a certain style that you gravitate more towards, or are you just ready to go out there and just mix it up at any given time with anybody?
I always make the joke that I am a Swiss Army knife wrestler, and I will constantly say that about it.
And what am I feeling that day, you know? S- I, I come back cur- curtain a little bit here.
I, uh, if I do too much of one style, I can get a little bored with it and I wanna do the other style.
I think, like, that makes wrestling interesting for me, and fun, and it's something that I, I, you know, I'm never gonna, like, [chuckles] I ne- I, I never feel like I'm, I'm ever gonna phone it in.
I'm gonna give you one style really good, you know? Like m- this day, this day we're feeling this, I think, a little more.
This day we're feeling this a little more, you know? But I wanna keep people guessing what they're gonna get.
So [chuckles] I, that, that rivalry between you and them, was that one of your m- your favorite rivalries? Is that's the person that brought the best out of you, or are you still looking for that person?
Uh, you know what? I, I would say amongst some of my best rivalries is with Brick.
I would say, uh, I, I, I'm glad that we're all good again [chuckles] and we can start getting some cool tag matches again.
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