Alliance Blog Podcast: Interviews with Independent Wrestlers and Wrestling Personalities

Partnered with Jay Bradley, Wrecking Ball Legursky made his Lightning One Era -  NWA debut working as a hired gun for Colby Corinio. Quite Literally there to serve the purpose to cause chaos on behalf of Colby. However, Bradley and Legursky didn't actually get their first match until By Any Means Necessary. Not long after their in-ring debuts, Legursky and Bradley found themselves involved in a feud with THE OGK. Ironically, Matt Taven had spent time training with Legursky. After the Crockett Cup came to conclusion - The Fixers began feuding again with the Mortons by way of Colby Corino. However, at the NWA 74th Anniversary on the 2nd Night, the Fixers became the new NWA US Tag Team Champions. They defended the titles a handful of times against Goldrush, the Spectaculors, and the Country Gentlemen, before losing the titles at the NWA Live Event on January 31st 2023.  All the while, Wrecking Ball Legursky has continued to be dominant for the North Eastern Sea Board by competing for North Eastern Wrestling, Catalyst Wrestling, GSW, Battle Ground Championship Wrestling, and is set to make his debut for Dangerous Adrenaline Wrestling Gladiators this Thursday Night, February 23rd at an event soon to be announced.  On this episode of the Sessions, Jay Cal will speak to the former NWA US Tag Team Champion to discuss his return to the NWA and the opportunities that have been presented to him. We’ll also discuss his calendar as many events are coming up for you to see Wrecking Ball Live.

The NWA announced a new championship in its anthology of greatness. A Television Championship Tournament for the ladies of the NWA will kick off soon.

This coincides with the announcement of the next PPV, April 7th in Chicago. The PPV will be called 312.  It will feature the finals of the Women’s TV Title Tournament. Each of us are going to try to predict the Main Event for this PPV.

Plus we will react to Nuff Said… the highs and lows. New Champions crowned, new debuts, and more

And we’ll recap POWERRR. And talk about Thom Latimer’s big championship win. Tyrus’ second defense, and so much more.

We are hours away from the first National Wrestling Alliance Pay Per View of the year. #NuffSaid sold out before the official main event was even set. And from the live event and the subsequent episodes of POWERRR, the NWA has finally crafted its entire lineup for the evening.

Full Card posted here - https://alliance-wrestling.com/full-card-announced-for-nwa-nuff-said/

On this episode of the Alliance Guys Podcast, we will recap, review, and re-evaluate #NWAPOWERRR. Was this the right time for Mims to use his cash in? Did the Renegade Twins get their title shot at the PPV? What kind of match stipulations will be at Nuff Said?  And is Pollo okay?

Plus we are going to break down the matches slated for #NuffSaid and give our ever-loving bold predictions as to who/what/where/and why of Saturday Night’s PPV.

He is a BAD DUDE!  Bad Dude Tito has been a mainstay in the Southern California Independent Wrestling Scene for 18 years. In that time Tito has faced off against some of the top competition anywhere and has wrestled for more than a dozen promotions based out of Southern California. Tito recommitted to wrestling after taking a brief hiatus and started from the ground up at Santino’s Brothers Wrestling Academy. It wasn’t long before he would return to the ring teaming with his coach-turn partner Rico Dynamite. Tito would showcase his talents all over Southern California but it wasn't until last year when he began working for NJPW Strong that the doors blew wide open for Tito.

On this episode of Sessions with Jay Cal, we talk about Tito's humble beginnings, his NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship Match with Nick Aldis, teaming with partners Rico Dynamite, Che Cabrera, and Jonah, debuting for New Japan in Japan, and facing Okada in the United Kingdom. 

The Alliance Guys Podcast | NWA POWERRR Recap | NWA News and Information 🤼

The National Wrestling Alliance has finally returned to YouTube presenting its first live event of 2023. The Alliance Guys will discuss the results and the fallout from the very first live episode of POWERRR. Jay Cal will dive into the analytics of the episode and compare and contrast historical numbers. Plus the guys will forecast and speculate what will transpire on the road to the first PPV of the year Nuff Said.

Plus we’ll get into the next live event for the United Wrestling Network Television Taping on February 7th.

Breaking format yet again, this week we will be joined by NWA Superstar Mims. Matthew Mims has the distinction of being on the very first episode of NWA POWERRR. Mims would team with Danny White to square up against Thomas Latimer and Royce Isaacs of the Wild Cards in a non-title match. Mims and Danny lost that match. But here it is, more than three years since and Mims is still thriving in the National Wrestling Alliance. Since then Mims has teamed with four other men including Da Pope. We're going to ask who his favorite NWA Tag Team partner has been. We will also discuss his seemingly never-ending feud with Idolmania Sports Management, which includes his matches with Tyrus, including the body slam, squaring off against Cyon and Jordan Clearwater, his injury, and so much more.

We hope you’ll join us in the chat and ask your own questions!

The OTHER Alliance Guys podcast spent an hour and twenty minutes talking to former NWA North American Champion Dru Onyx. Join Tim, Jermy, and Scooby as they talk with "The Montreal Mastodon"  the near-perpetual NWA British Commonwealth champion Dru Onyx about his days in the NWA as a wrestler, champion, and promoter. We'll also dig into his love for coaching, teaching, and mentoring at his Torture Chamber Pro Wrestling Dojo, his greatest moments in the ring, and maybe a few inside stories! We need YOU from the #NWAFam in the chat with your questions for the big man, so be there on time. #WeAreTheAlliance

The OTHER Alliance Guys live Stream every Wednesday at 6:05 Eastern to talk all things NWA, United Wrestling Network, MLW, and more. Their live streams are seen on theallianceblog's YouTube and Twitch and debut in 2022.

On this episode of the Sessions with Jay Cal, we will have a conversation with Kickboxer and Muay Thai instructor Joe Kimbrough. Joe is a lifelong fan of professional wrestling having grown up watching everything from WWF to Lucha Underground. He is a husband, a father, and the owner of Black Flag Kickboxing where he serves as the Kru. He is also a Mixed Martial Arts fighter. Joe will be stepping into WFC World Fighting Championship on February 4th, 2023. The Fight will take place at Soboba Casino Resort and will pit “The Packaderm” versus Brian Skinner. 1-1 in Professional Fights, Kimbrough will be looking to make a statement in the Featherweight Division. Kimbrough had his last fight at WFC's World Fighting Championships 119 on January 11th, 2020. Kimbrough defeated Ryan Rahimpour due to TKO in the 3rd Round.

First and foremost, with no POWERRR, means we're going to talk about more than just NWA.  We're going to take a better look at the #RedCarpetRumble Headlined by Danny Lime Light defending the United World Championship against AEW's Eddie Kingston.  But stars from AEW, MLW, and the United Wrestling Network will converge on Mesa, Arizona.   We'll also spend a little more time with the #LoveAliveChairty's #DuuuvalBrawl5 which will feature many talents from the National Wrestling Alliance. Plus we'll be looking at the upcoming NWA Championship defenses and discuss upcoming NWA Events.  And lastly, we're going to talk about your MLW World Heavyweight Champion. Alexander Hammerstone has the second-longest active reign as World Champion in the United States. Hammerstone has defended in Mexico, England, and throughout the United States. He'll be facing Jacob Fatu, the man he beat for that championship, on February 4th in Philly at the 2300 Arena.  Join the Alliance Guys in the chat!