For the first time in nearly 4 years I sit down with my fellow Welshie and the girl with the shiniest wizard, as Tegan Nox returns to the Wrestling Friends Podcast!

In this edition of Wrestling Friends, Flash Morgan Webster sits down with Sierra Loxton just a week after she had to announce her heartbreaking retirement from the world of Wrestling,

Whats the haps? This week I'm joined by Wrestling Journalist and host of the Sam Roberts Professional Wrestling Show, THIS IS SAM ROBERTS. 

This week Flash Morgan Webster is  joined by the one and only RICOCHET!

This week the Modfather meets the Moshpit Kid as Flash Morgan Webster sits down with Rhea Ripley.

This week The Modfather sits down with Owner and created of Over The Top Wrestling, this ladies and gentlemen is Joe Cabray!

This weeks Flash Morgan Webster sits down with Matt Sydal AKA Evan Bourne! Enjoy its a hoot!

This week Flash Morgan Webster Sits down with British Wrestling legend DOUG WILLIAMS

This week The Modfather sits down with the one and only, This is Alex Shelley!

This week for his 100th Episode, Flash Morgan Webster sits down with the 11th time World Champion and WWE Hall of Famer. This is EDGE!

This week your host Mad Kurt sits down with his guest Flash Morgan Webster. Wait! What? That cant be right?!

Episode 98 is here! This week Flash sits down with Portugal's own Killer Kelly! Enjoy people

He's Baaaaack! Flash Morgan Webster returns to the airwaves with his chats, discussions and gatherings. This weeks guest....MIKE QUACKENBUSH! Enjoy

This Week The Modfather is joined by his youngest guest yet Millie Mckenzie. At Only 18 Millie has become a well known figure in women wrestling here in Britain, traveled across Europe and toured Japan. Not to mention she as appeared multiple time on WWE Network as part of NXTUK and trust me that's only the tip of the iceberg. Did I mention she's only 18? This one is a blast.

This week the Modfather of Professional Wrestling sits down with the Man of a Thousand Holds, The current NXTUK General Manager and British Wrestling Legend: Johnny Saint!

This week you get to sit in on the Birmingham Night of Mick Foley's 'Evening with..' Tour hosted by the Flash Morgan Webster himself. Enjoy (Recorded in November 2018)

This week Flash is joined by a women who laid the foundations for the women's wrestling revolution here in Britain, Flash is joined by JETTA! Here they talk about her start in wrestling with NWA Hammerlock and how the scene was back in the early 2000's. They discuss about her breaking out and the influence Robbie Brookside and the rest of the All Star team had on her becoming well rounded performer. She chats about how a promo on a Ring Of Honor tour opened the door for her to become and international regular for shimmer. Then finally she opens up about why at the height of her notoriety she decided to leave wrestling and what made her come to this decision after 6 years to come back! It really is a full retrospect of the woman they call Jetta!

Wrestling Friends returns for the first time in 2019 and this time the Modfather sits down one on one with one half of the swords of Essex, Paul Robinson.

This week Morgan Webster sits down with the fearless Charlie Morgan. Its a full career and life retrospective. Here we talk about her falling in love with Wrestling and her chance meeting with Southside Promoter Ben Auld led her to discover her first British Wrestling show. She chats about training with WAW under the name Lady Penelope and how she broke out very easily on the European scene but struggled to break out on the British Scene. Then we talk about her stepping away from wrestling for a year and how during this time she embraced her sexuality and found her voice within the LGBT community. Then to return to the ring as Charlie Morgan and rise through the ranks of Pro Wrestling Eve to become their first openly gay champion. This really is one of my favorite conversations to date.

This week the Modfather completes his Progress management trifecta when he sits down for the first ever 1on1 podcast interview with Progress Wrestling's Jon Briley. You're in for a great episode as its a full retrospect of the phenomena that is Progress. From a humble idea between friends at the Edinburgh fringe to its debut show at the garage at Islington. The decision behind the move to the infamous ballroom in Camden and just why Brixton didn't quite work. Then we get into Alexandra palace, their involvement with WWE, US tours and of course Wembley. If you're a Progress Fan this is an absolute must.

This weeks guest is British Wrestling legend James Mason. This is a full retrospect of James' nearly 30 year career. From Breaking into wrestling and sitting under the learning tree of Mal Saunders and Danny Boy Collins, to his tours of Japan and being involved in TNA's first ever Xcup. Then we talk about the All Star camp runs, working with Welsh Wrestling and watching the British Scene evolve; Then we talk about heading out to Philadelphia for Chikara and how much it meant to him to be involved in last years King of Trios and teaming alongside his mentors. Its a class episode for a man who is in a class of his own.

This Week The Modfather is joined by Ireland's finest as he sits down with the 'Import Killer' Jordan Devlin. Here they talk about Jordan's start in wrestling and training alongside Finn Balor and Paul Tracey. They chat about how the Ireland scene was back then and why he decided to step away from the scene for nearly 2 years. Then they discuss his journey to WWE, his infamous match with Danny Birch Night 1 of the first WWE UK Championship tournament and his rebirth as the Import Killer and Irelands top baby face. Top, top episode with one of NXTUK's fastest rising stars.

This week the Modfather sits down with one half of the Aussie Open Tag team. That's right Flash Sits down with the 'Aussie Arrow' Kyle Fletcher. They talk falling in love with the sport at a young age, breaking into the business on the Australian Wrestling Scene and they retrospect the last 18 months since hes moved to the UK. From Debuting at Fight Club Pro as a masked character, to forming Aussie open with Mark Davis and finally we talk about his success this past weekend at the British J Cup

This week the King of the Mods is joined by the 'Bhangra Bad Boy' Amir Jordan. Amir talks in depth about his life in Pakistan and what promoted his family to make the move to the UK when he was just 4 years old. They talk about his love of wrestling and how he always thought it was an impossible dream and why he got a Maths degree and moved to New York to work at a bank. Then they get into him discovering Progress Wrestling and how he gave up a well paying lucrative job in accounts to move to Canada and train with Lance Storm to the dismay of his family. Finally they chat about his move back to the UK, training alongside Rampage Brown, Marty Jones and El Ligero and how working the infamous Butlins holiday camps led him to being signed by the WWE.

Keith Myatt is a British Independent Wrestling with over 30 years experience in the squared circle. This week Flash sits down with the Keith and reminisces the good old days. They talk about Keith falling in love with wrestling at a young age while attending shows at the infamous Victoria Hall in Hanley, they chat about his start into wrestling and how tough it was to manage chasing a dream while supporting his young wife and their two boys. Then they discuss his life on the road, teaming with the legendary Big Daddy and how British Wrestling changed once World of Sport left nation TV. Then finally they get into the rise of the current British boom and what Keith thinks of the scene today. It its a lovely chat with one of the nicest guys in the business.

This week the King of the Mods sits down with the Kings of the North, Bonesaw and Corvin. Here they talk about the rise of Irish Wrestling, from the days of Irish Whip Wrestling and NWA Hammerlock to Over The Top Wrestling and the flourishing scene that has now taken the country by storm. They chat about how the team formed and how they got their name and how them become the most hated team in Irish Wrestling. Then Finally they talk about the arrival of The Rapture and their infamous steel cage match that is still to this day the biggest steel cage to ever be used on British or Irish soil. If you love Irish Wrestling this one is for you, If you know nothing about Irish Wrestling then better yet!

This week Flash sits down with Ring announcer, Promotor and one third of the owners of PROGRESS Wrestling, Jim Smallman. They talk about Jim falling in love with Wrestling thanks to the wonderful Johnny Saint during the original World of Sport era. Jim chats about falling out of love with wrestling until he saw the Infamous Mankind Hell in a Cell fall. They discuss his journey into comedy and how he met other Progress Owner Jon Briley. And then him and Flash do a full retrospect of the rise of Progress, from the Garage to the Ballroom; from Alexandra palace and Wembley. They Finally they talk about Progress' relationship with WWE and what opportunities that relationship had brought. Its the longest episode so far and its choc full of wonderful Progress goodie.

This week the Flash sits down with the wonderful Nina Samuels. We talk about her falling in love with wrestling while growing up with her two brothers, her journey into dance because she thought wrestling was impossible in the UK. They discuss her discovering British Wrestling by fluke and eventually ending up at Lucha Britannia. Then they chat about her rise through the British wrestling scene, finding her voice at Pro Wrestling Eve due to injury and whats next for her regarding NXT UK.

This week the flashiest wrestler in the world is joined by the Besties In The World. Thats right Webster sits down With Davey Vega and Matt Fitchet. Here they talk about getting into wrestling, Vegas time as a Back Yard Wrestler and Fitchets time win Nationals in Amature Wrestling. They chat to Flash about Breaking out of St. Louis, forming the team and their latest matches with Ring of Honor. Finally they look back at this UK tour and chat about whats next

on Episode 80 Flash is joined by the delightful Vicky Haskins. They chat about her falling in love of wrestling at the age of 12 and how that love helped her find her confidence and got her out of her wheelchair and walking again, yep you read that right! We chat about her journey into the wrestling world, signing with the WWE, why she left Florida after only 3 months of being there and how meeting her Husband Mark Haskins and having her two children has led her to find her confidence and take her place in front of the camera as one of Progress Wrestlings most influencial female characters.

This week Flash sits down with British Wrestling legend Dean Allmark. Here they do a full retrospect of his 19 year career. They talk about his lifelong friendship with Robbie Dynamite and starting training together in Stoke. They discuss his move from the Stoke circuit and joining the All Star team after being made redundant from his factory job. Dean Talks in great detail about his American debut as part as Team UK in the TNA X cup and why after that it took him nearly 4 years before he branched out of the All Star loop again. and finally they talk about becoming a truly household name in the UK and his 3 tours to his favorite countries 'Japan'. Dean really has had an amazing career and his passion and love of wrestling shines through here!

This week the Modfather of Pro Wrestling is joined by the 'Grizzled Young Veteran' James Drake. Here is a full career retrospective as they talk about starting training at 12, debuting as part of Rockstar Spud's entourage, tagging with Axel Rage in the Blackpool Blondes and his evolution to Grizzled Young Vet James Drake. He might be young but he's been wrestling for nearly half his life which is crazy.

This week the Modfather of British Wresting meets the Lionkid. They talk about his time wrestling as Wade Fitzgerald under the tutelage of Mark Sloan, Wrestling for Premier Promotions and his evolution into the Lion Kid Character. Then they get into his stories from Dragon Gate, why he stepped away from the ring for almost 2 years and why this year might be his last year in wrestling. Its a great retrospective on one of British Wrestling's longest running characters.

This week Flash's wrestling friend is Portrait of a Wrestler's James Musselwhite. Here they talk about his love of wrestling, falling out of love with the sport and how CM Punk's pipebomb promo ignited that passion once again. They chat about his journey into photography and how a project that was intended to be a one off to gain a fellowship through him into a world that he's never left. They Talk Jimmy Havoc, Marty Scurll and Ring of Honor, this weeks episode is bloody brilliant!

This week Flash is Joined by the Australian Wrestler Charli Evans. Here they talk about her discovery of wrestling and how the big red machine scared her so much she didn't return to watching for main years. Her daredevil past involving skateboarding with her father and how at the age of just 20 she made the leap of chasing her dream by flying to the US for a shimmer try out and then months later flew to the UK to live and train with Fight Club pro. She might be small but her story is BIIIG!

He's created some of your favourite Independent Wrestling themes, From Marty Scurlls 'one True Villian Theme' to CCK's 'The Octopus and the Wolf'; This Week Flash Sits down with Hot Tag Media's Matt Attard. Here we talk about how he got involved with Wrestling, where his love of music stems from and just what goes into creating a wrestling theme. This is unlike any wrestling friends before it and its great!

This week the Modfather sits down with WWE UK star Dan Moloney. Here they talk about Dan finding wrestling through the time he shared with his Uncle and Grandfather. Discovering wrestling school in Birmingham at 12years old and starting his journey into the world of British Wrestling. They discuss how a fluke meeting with Fight Club Pro's Martin Zaki and Trent Seven at a seminar changed his path. and Finally we talk about his rise through the British Scene, the WWE UK tournament and get into why we haven't seen much of the man they call DAN for most of 2017. Its the most honest and open Interview the young Birmingham bad guy has even given.

This week the Modfather is joined by the No fun luchador Los Federales Super Santos Jr. they talk about growing up in Mexico, learning to wrestle alongside his father Super Santos Sr. Discuss the tragic incident that caused his entire body to swell and put him off fun for life and finally we talk about moving to Wales and meeting El Capitan Chief Deputy Dunne and being a member of the anti fun police. Don't listen to this episode its no fun at all.

This week the Mod meets The Monster as Flash sits down with Australian Pro Wrestling Jonah Rock. Here they talk about wrestling being his earliest memory and how that encounter seemed to shape his entire live path. From training with Hartley Jackson in Australia to touring Japan with Noah as part of TDMK, making his american debut as part of this years Battle of Los Angeles and finally getting to come to the UK and show the brits what hes all about. This Podcast as it all and so much more!

This week surfs up as the Modfather is joined by the wonderful Chuck Mambo. They talk about Chucks childhood and growing up the the south west, discovering wrestling at an early age and starting training in the Gloucester area. Life then seems to take Chuck away from that world and into London where he becomes the well rounded individual we've all come to to adore. Then they discuss finding his love of indy wrestling afyer discovering Progress and being swept away by it all during the rise of Jimmy Havoc. They finally we chat about finding himself at the proJo and how his friendship with Eddie Dennis has helped him find a new motivation and fire that will no doubt lead to 2018 being his biggest year yet.

This week the Modfather sits down with 'The Most Handsome man in wrestling' Adam Maxted. For a man still quite new in the wrestling game, Adam has so many cool stories. From growing up in Ireland and discovering wrestling while in foster care to spending a year in Aba Daba as a personal trainer. How he discovered Irish Wrestling while working as a rep in Marbella and came straight home to start chasing his dream. Then of course we get into Love island, how he got on the show and how he used the exposure to get him a foot in the door on the British Wrestling scene. Its a super interesting story from a guy I'm calling The most humble man in wrestling.

This week the MODern man meets the missing link as Flash sits down with Primate. They talk about growing up in Newcastle in the early 90s. How Goldberg caught his imagination from a young age and lit a fire that never truly went away. They chat about joining the army and his tours abroad and finally they talk about him finding Wrestling after leaving the forces and the roller-coaster ride he’s been on since. It’s a laugh a minute this week with the man known as Primate.

This week the Mod meets the Lady as Flash sits down with Lady Chardonnay. Here Flash talks to her about her beginnings into wrestling as a young teen wrestling with her brother. They talk about starting wrestling and how she had to overcome social anxiety before she could step foot into the ring on a show. They they discuss the evolution from Chav Chardonnay to Lady Chardonnay and how she really found herself in Japan as part of Stardom. Then finally they talk her goals for 2018 and where she wants to work next. This might be a name you might now know right now but you sure will soon enough.

For the first episode of 2018 Flash is joined by Vancouver’s own El Phantasmo. Just like his matches this weeks Wrestling Friends is full of twists and turns. From finding wrestling at his grandmothers farm at a young age to rediscovering the squared circle while in film school. We talk about his rise through the Vancouver wrestling scene, trying to break America, a career devastating motorcycle accident and finally finding his confidence again and making the jump to the UK. just like the man himself this weeks episode is a real head banger.

This week Flash is joined by his long time friend and a man he helped to train ‘Dragonheart’ Danny Jones. Here they talk about him falling in love with wrestling, his time training mma as he didn’t think there were wrestling schools in Britain and how he discovered the British scene. They then chat about his time at the Dragon Pro Academy and how it’s changed over he last 5 years. How hard it was to break into the British scene and find his place in places like Attack and Chaos. Then finally they dive into some great stories from his latest tour with Old Japan. Dan is someone who will make waves next year so get to know him now!

Its episode 64 and that means Flash is joined by the wonderful Gabriel Kid. They talk about everything, from discovering wrestling at the age of 10 while on holiday in Ireland to venturing into the world of grappling himself. They discuss what it was like starting training at such a young age when the rest of you peers were adults and how hard it was to make his debut. Then course they talk everything What Culture and how Kidd became a part of WCPW and went from a relative unknown on the UK scene to the WCPW Internet champion. This might be the last episode of the year, and Flash goes out with a bang.

This week the Modfather meets 'The Urchin prince' Drew Parker. Here they talk about his love of wrestling and breaking into the business in North Wales and how he met Kid Lykos in his first month of training. They Talk about how his friendship with Lykos led them to form the YOLO squad and help them break out across the UK. We Discuss the origin and inception of the ECDrew Character and finally they dive right into Drews love of Deathmatch and why he was compelled to transform into the Urchin Prince and not how mental DEATH HOUSE really was.

This week Flash is joined by one half of the former London Riots, Rob Lynch. Here Flash and Rob talk in great detail about how Rob fell in love with wrestling and his early days training alongside British legends Tony Scarlo and Adrian Street. They chat about the formation of the London Riots and what some of Robs personal highlights were as a team. Then they get into Robs recent absence from the ring. The reason behind why he left and what he hope to achieve now he's back in the squared circle.

This week the Modfather sits down with Fight Club pro Co-owner and Founder Martin Zaki. Here they talk about Zaki's love of wrestling and how influential ECW was for him and Co-founder Trent Seven in venturing into the world of Professional Wrestling. They discuss in depth the origin of Fightclub Pro and why they felt compelled to bring the style that is now known as British Strong Style to the of the British Wrestling Scene. And We retrospectively look at the Growth of the company from its days at Penn Cricket club, The Planet Nightclub, Fixxion Warehouse and finally Starworks. if you're a fan of Fight Club pro or even British Strong Style this one is definitely for you.

This weeks guest might be a name that many don't recognize but its a story you need to hear. Fraser story starts back in 2004 when he debuted down in the south west as the 30 stone monster 'Richter'. Here he was a main stay across Bristol and Gloucester but wasn't happy or fulfilled in his professional or personal life. Fast forward to present day, Fraser has lost over half his body weight and is preparing to make his re-debut as part of Fight Club Pro. Its a story or passion, determination and heart-ache and triumph. You wont what to miss this one.

This week the Modfather is joined by the first woman of OTT Session Moth Martina. Here they discuss her love of wrestling and how she re-discovered it at a later age. How she stop started with wrestling a few times but stopped due to a lack of confidence, and how a chance meeting of a wrestling promoter on a night our lead her to giving Professional wrestling one last go. They then talk in depth about her evolution from Kazza the generic lovable babyface to one of Britian's top character wrestlers. They then dive into Martina's place in today wrestling scene, the importance of social media and if she thinks there is a place for a Session Moth in WWE. Its an all out assault with one of Britain's most loved characters.

This weeks the King of the Mods sits down with PWG's Excalibur. They dive into what made Excalibur fall in love with wrestling and he accounts the hours he spent trading tapes and running message boards in his youth. He Explains how a chance meeting with Super Dragon resulted him moving to California and chasing his dream of being a professional wrestling and why at the peak of his career he decided to step away from the squared circle. And of course they chat in depth about how he became the voice of PWG and if he's content with that role of if he still gets the itch.

This week Flash sits down with the 'Forgotten Midlands boy' MK McKinnan. Its a great chat which gets to the roots of MK's obsession with Wrestling, from WWF to WCW. His venture into the pro Wrestling World with Midlands Promotion AWW, and how a chance meeting with Trent Seven at a training seminar changed the course of his career. They then of course get into Fight club pro, breaking out into the British Independent scene and finally why he stepped away from a scene that's predominate style he helped to forge. Its a Cracking episode with a tasty little exclusive at the end, don't miss it.

This weeks flash sits down with the pan-sexual Phenomenon Jack Sexsmith. Here they discuss jacks journey into wrestling in London back in 2008, the career threatening injury that forced him to leave the business for almost 3 years and him finding his love of wrestling again thanks to progress. They also talk in depth about Jack's in ring character and his openness about his sexuality and how he wasn't always this open but how finding himself in wrestling has made him alot more open and happy in real life. its an open and honest account from one of the fastest rising stars in British Wrestling today.

This week Flash sits down with 2016 CZW Tournament of Death winner Rickey Shane Page. They talk about how seeing Mick Foley get thrown from the Hell in the Cell, ignited Rickey’s fascination with wrestling and started his journey into Backyard wrestling. They chat about his start in indy wrestling and becoming Christian Faith, before teaming with Vincent Nothing. Then Ricky explains how severe neck injury resulted in time off and the rebirth of him as RSP. And of course they discuss in depth about Rickey’s deathmatch career, winning TOD and his worst bumps. Rickey is one of the best guys in the world with a story to match.

This week the king of the mods is joined by Mark 'Dunkzilla' Davis. Its a lovely chat with the Aussie big man as they talk about his late introduction to wrestling at nearly 15 years old but how it stole his heart almost immediately. They discuss the Australian scene and what it was like breaking into the business and how it differs to the UK. Then they chat about how a match with Chris Hero in 2007 lead to a trip to the US to train under Chikara and even resulting in him wrestling for PWG. they finally we discuss his injury and what finally motivated him to move to the UK to follow his dream of becoming a full time professional wrestler.

This week Flash sits down with the incredibly Robbie X. They chat about Robbie's super young start into the business with one of the countries biggest promotions 1PW at only 11 years old. How an array of trainers made him as well rounded a wrestler as you can be and his rise through the ranks at Southside wrestling and his infamous match with Jay Lethal. Then it becomes a real heart to heart that dives into alot of personal stuff in Robbie's past and gives you the full picture of just who the young cruiser-weight really is.

This weeks Wrestling Friends is a live edition from Manchester. Recorded on the eve of the Futureshock Wrestling 13 year anniversary show it features ITV World of Sport Star Ashton Smith, Futureshock Adreneline Champion Soner Dursun and Futureshock promoter and comedian Chris Brooker.

This Week The Modfather is joined by the wheeler dealing London salesman/wrestler 'Savvy' Sid Scala. Sid's been involved in the business since he was 9 years old, that's right 9 years old! We talk about his humble beginnings in the world of wrestling, why it took him nearly 10 years to have his first official match and the origin behind the name and character. Not to mention we talk in depth about the build up and his match with WWE Legend Vader. Trust me that last part you won't want to miss. CRAZY STORY!

A little bit different this week. This week Flash is joined by the character that is Spud 2002. We all recall the fantastic episode with Rockstar Spud almost a year ago well since then Spud was involved in a awful gym accident and has lost his memory. He now believes he's in 2002 and is only 9months into the business. As bizarre as an episode can get they talk about his start into wrestling, who 'gets it' in the business and his dream of going to America to become a 'REAL WRESTLER'. Enjoy!

This week the Sultan of Style sits down with Justin 'The Hammer' Sysum. Justin has one of the most unique stories of any wrestler who's been on the podcast. Trained as a British Hammer Thrower with dreams of going to the Olympics. He's had WWE try outs, been Adam Rose's bunny, played Hawkeye for the official Marvel stage show all while battling a rehabilitating disease. We talk about all this, plus his very opinionated views on the use of steroids in competitive and non competitive sports.

This week Flash is joined by 'Smash Mouth' Chris Ridgeway. Here they talk about Chris's journey into wrestling and how it was breaking into the business in the North of England. They Chat about his Style of wrestling and his background with mix martial arts. His unique look and where his love of body art comes from. And they touch upon Mental Health something that Chris himself has dealt with and continues to deal with himself. It's an honest and positive with one of the UK brightest up and coming stars.

This week the ModFather is joined by Liverpool's No.1 Zack Gibson. On top of being a human heat machine in the ring, outside the ring Gibson is one of the head coaches of the Fighting Spirit training academy. They talk in depth about that, aswell as Gibson's crazy journeys around Europe and I mean crazy. Then finally they get into Gibson's fued with Kenny Williams that led to Zack capturing the ICW Zero-G championship and of course we touch upon his time on ITV's World of Sport. Gibson's stories are as mental as his level of heat and if you've seen him wrestle you know that's some claim.

This week the Modther is joined by the hottest tag team in the country right now, #CCK! Just one year since his first appearance Chris Brookes returns to your earbuds but this time he’s joined by that lovely Wolf Kid Lykos. Here we get into the Origins of Lykos, where he started and how old he was when he discovered wrestling. We then talk about his journey into pro wrestling and evolution into the one man wolf pack. Finally chatting about how #CCK was formed and how in just a few months they went from being Attack pro Wrestling’s best kept secret to the reigning the British Wrestling Tag Scene. SICK FUCKING PODCAST YOU IDIOTS!

This Week The Modfather is joined by WWEUK Star 'The Righteous' Joseph Conners. Here Flash Chats to Conners about his start into the business and his long time friendship and tag team with Paul Malen as part of The Predators. They Talk about the split from the team and Joe's rebirth as The Righteous one. They also discuss the Vicious Assault Joe suffered which resulted in him losing a third of his left year. And finally they talk about his involvement with WWEUK and whats next.

This week Flash is joined by British born but New Zealand raised women wrestler Bea Priestley. Here they talk about how she discovered wrestling on TV completely by fluke and then became completely obsessed with wrestling instantly. They discuss the wrestling scene in New Zealand and how she found wrestling training. They then get into her extraordinary medical history and how she had to endure and overcome brain surgery. Finally Bea then tells us all about how she traveled over 10,000 miles to England to pursue her dream and began building the name we know today. Its an origin story like no other, don't miss this.

This week Flash sits down with the Pikey Prince WWE UK Star Tyson T-bone. Here Flash dives right into his past and talks about how close he actually is to the gypsy character he portrays. They discuss his training and the time he spent in America at "Killer" Kowalski's school. T-bone chats in great detail about life on the road doing the ring jobs and working on the infamous British holiday camps. and of course they talk about the WWE UK Championship tournament and T-bones upcoming tour with NXT at Download. Don't sleep on this one its bloody great.

This weeks guest is none other than Irish born wrestler Mad Man Manson. If you're new to the British wrestling scene you might not know much of this Mad Man but after this podcast you definitely will. Him and Flash cover his unconventional introduction to wrestling, how he got involved in comedy wrestling and how the wrestling channel helped him branch out to the UK and opened doors for him. The rest I'll let him tell cause it really is 10 years worth of Mad stories covering the length and breath of Europe. Enjoy

This Week Flash is joined by the first ever WWE UK Champion Tyler Bate. They talk about Tyler's love of wrestling and how he got obsessed with the business at a young age. They discuss his start into the grappling world, his rise through the UK scene, being discovered by the WWE and then of course they chat in depth about his incredible matches against Pete Dunne at the WWE UK Tournament and at WWE NXT Takeover Chicago. This is a real honest and humble conversation with the historical First ever WWE UK Champion that you won't get from any other interviewer.

This week the Undisputed King of the Mods sits down with Manchester's own and World of Sport star Sam Bailey. Here they talk about his start into the world of wrestling, how he almost gave up on wrestling completely to pursue a budding squash career and of course we chat about Futureshcok, GPW, Preston City Wrestling and finally how it felt to wrestle in front of 4 million people on ITV's WOS reboot. Sam is genuinely one of the nicest guys I've met in wrestling and from this podcast its easy to see why. Please check out and donate over at www.forevermanchester.com to help support Manchester through this tough time.

Flash Morgan Webster is back and hes back with a bang. This week Flash is joined by the first woman of Progress Wrestling (by her own admission) Jinny. Here Flash really peels back the curtain as he find out about the woman behind the woman. Here they talk about Jinny's childhood, how she fell in love with wrestling, religion and of course her route to becoming one of the most prominent figures in Progress Wrestling today. Its full of energy and its a sneak peak into who the real Jinny really is.

This week Morgan Webster is joined by the lovely Alex Windsor. They Chat about how she discovered wrestling through a childhood friend. Her start into wrestling and training under Norwich Legends WAW. We discuss how Sweet Saraya's unorthodox approach really helped her stand out as a female wrestle. Then we really get into her decision to leave Norwich and WAW in pursuit of a bigger name on the British Independent scene. This and Much much more from a women who is set to do great things in the next 12 month, mark my words.

This week the king of the Mods sits down with his first American as he’s joined by Jigsaw. They talk about his start alongside Eddie Kingston in New York City, how they wasted almost 3 years there training under a bad trainer before they discovered Mike Quackenbush and the Wrestle factory. We chat about Jigsaw’s late friend Larry Sweeny, what impact Sweeny had on his career and what special relationship they shared. They then get into Jigsaws controversial unmasking at Ring of Honor and how that always spelt the end for Jigsaw’s career. And finally, they get into his run for TNA. This is a jam-packed episode, with someone who has done it all in independent wrestling and has so much more left to give.

This week Morgan Webster sits down with the lovely Toni Storm as they chat about moving to Austrailia, her start into wrestling. Moving to the UK to train under Dean Allmark and the world renowned All Star Wrestling. They discuss Toni's tours with Stardom and what it was like to main event and become one of the Stardom champions and then finally they talk about her try outs with the WWE and whats next for Toni Storm.

This week Flash sits down with the King of British Wrestling RJ Singh. Here we talk about RJ falling in love with wrestling through WCW and how the likes of Warrior and Hogan caught his imagination. They talk about his early career as Ross Jordan and the FWA under the training of Alex Shane and Mark Sloan. We explore his early career and how he evolved into the ‘Bombay Dream’ RJ Singh and his multiman feuds with El Ligero. Flash and RJ then talk in depth about his start in Progress and the heart-breaking reason why he missed chapter 1. And finally talk about the build-up and reasons behind his retirement match at progress with Stixx. This really is a roller-coaster of emotions and everything you’d want from a podcast episode.

This week Flash is joined by Axel Dieter Jr and Walter collectively known as Ring Kampf. Here we have a full retrospective of their careers, from their time in smaller European promotions and the rise of their careers and the European scene itself. Axel talks about his father Axel Dieter Sr and how he was introduced to wrestling while Walter talks about training in Japan. They've both become big stars in Germany's WXW and now they're on their way to taking over Britain.

This week the Modfather is joined by ICW and World of Sports Viper. This weeks episode we get an inside look at how this shy Scottish girl has conquered the land of Insane and made it to national TV. They chat about her start into wrestling and how it was breaking onto a very male dominated Scottish scene. Flash and Viper discuss gender and image stereotypes surrounding what a people believe a women’s wrestler should look like and the struggle Viper has had in regards to this. They also talk in depth about her many Stardom tours, being on the road in Japan and even being part of the World of Sport revival episode. This woman is larger than life not just in the ring but out as well.

This weeks Wrestling Friends comes to you Live from Cardiff, South Wales (the Weekend of Attack Pro Wrestling's Kris Travis Tag Team Invitational). Here we had 3 very different guests; First up we have Bronco Brendan White who talks to Flash about his own battle with cancer and what meeting Kris Travis meant to him. Secondly we have the Voice of Attack pro Wrestling, Mr Jim Lee. Here Flash and Jim talk about Jim’s journey into wrestling the origin of Attack pro, how he became the hype man for the weird and wonderful world of Attack. And lastly we’re joined by the weirdest guest to date, Fat cat Lloyd Katt. We talk in depth about his journey into bowling and how he became a wrestler to save his beloved Bowling Alley ‘Bowl A Rama’. This week is an array of emotions and a roller-coaster you won’t want to miss.

This week Morgan Webster is joined by the South Pacific Power Couple Dahlia Black and TK Cooper. They talk about their start into wrestling in New Zealand within a scene that is still in its infancy. How a fluke discovery of Progress Wrestling Chapter 13 on youtube started the ball rolling on the pair coming to England to train. We talk about their run on the British holiday camps and how while training under Daryl Allen, Jimmy Havoc and James Davies they created the most obnoxious couples wrestling has ever seen. These are two of the brightest young stars on the British scene today with a story as interesting as their in ring characters.

This week Flash is joined by current reigning ICW Tag Team Champion The Wild Boar. These two have been best friends since they were 15 years old. Here we get a complete anthology of Wild Boar’s career. From making rings in the backyard, to starting training at NWAUK/Celtic Wrestling, the rise of Attack pro Wrestling, his branch out into England through Triple X and IPW and how his feud with Mike Bird at Pro Wrestling Chaos led him and bird getting their break and eventual title reign at ICW. We tough on so much during this one but also feel like Boar has a lot more in the tank.

This week Flash is joined by the lovely Lana Austin. They talk about her time building rings and Backyard Wrestling with her brother Lee after seeing the Hardy Boys and Lita. The difficulties of being the only female trainee wrestler in her school. Having to break into the business as a valet to build up her confidence before making her wrestling debut. They chat about how she juggles being a mum of 3 around wrestling all over Europe and how a funny video involving a referee in one of her matches has led her to get tens of thousands of Instagram followers. She’s shy at first but once this one gets going it’s a must listen for any female wrestlers breaking into the business.

This week Morgan Webster is joined by 'The Showstealer' Nathan Cruz. They talk about his time in Hull and how him and Matt Myers built a life long friendship based on Wrestling and how they started their Wrestling journey together. His time at All Star Wrestling and the positive impact the likes of El Ligero and Rampage Brown had on his career. How he became the first Progress Wrestling Champion and why he was unable to be apart of the first ever WWE UK Championship tournament. Nathan Cruz is a name every British Wrestling fan will know, but this is a rare insight to the man behind the curtain.

This week Flash is joined by Fight Club Pro’s own Clint Margera. They chat about falling in love with wrestling at a young age, what clint's first experience with Hardcore wrestling was and why he was drawn to becoming a death match worker. They talk in depth about the origin of FCP and their rise from underground backyard promotion to one of the leaders in the British Strong Style revolution and Clint talks about how fortunate he’s been to wrestle a lot of his Hardcore idols. If you enjoy Hardcore wrestling this chat with one of Europe’s best Death Match Workers is definitely up your street.