Episode 134 of Best For Business features one of the most unique and spiritually driven performers in independent wrestling today of Brother Greatness.

Brother Greatness opens up about why he chose pro wrestling and how his background in martial arts helped prepare him physically and mentally for the business. From there, he shares how he got his start training under veterans like Tony Mamaluke and Joel Maximo, while also learning from names like Grim Reefer and Matt Striker, all of whom helped shape his foundation early on.

The conversation explores the creation of the “Brother Greatness” persona, building confidence, and forming connections in the industry, including his time with Omega Black. He reflects on key early moments that led to his first big opportunities, including competing in Test of Strength and becoming the first-ever K-1 Classic Champion.

A major highlight of the episode includes stepping onto a national stage, wrestling on AEW Dynamite, and continuing to build his name in promotions like Wrestling Open. From there, Brother Greatness dives into the evolution of The Church of Greatness, storytelling through wrestling, and standout moments like Steel Cage Warfare at The Last Stand.

He also discusses one of his favorite rivalries against Dezmond Cole, stepping into the ring with Effy for the GCW Championship, and creative collaborations like Melodies From Heaven with Stan Michael. Beyond the ring, Brother Greatness talks about running his own show All Black Everything, expanding into commentary.

The episode touches on his biggest mentors, unforgettable experiences like wrestling Elijah Burke (The Pope) in Barbados, and the challenges that tested him most throughout his journey. He also reflects on the matches that define his career and the importance of giving back and passing knowledge to the next generation.

To close, Brother Greatness shares what’s next, how he plans to continue evolving, and the legacy he hopes to leave.

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0:00 Brother Greatness Trailer

0:43 Best For Business Introduction Video

1:36 Introduction

2:25 Why Pro Wrestling?

3:10 Martial Arts Prepared Brother Greatness for Pro Wrestling

3:31 Getting involved in Pro Wrestling

4:51 Learning from Tony Mamaluke & Joel Maximo

6:52 Learning from Grim Reefer & Matt Striker

8:24 Grim Reefer

9:30 “Brother Greatness”

13:11 The Confidence

14:38 Omega Black

15:45 Omega Black Moments

17:18 First Big Opportunity

17:38 Test of Strength

19:08 The First Ever K-1 Classic Champion

20:26 Wrestling on AEW Dynamite

21:33 Going to Wrestling Open

23:51 The Church of Greatness

27:47 Steel Cage Warfare at The Last Stand

30:00 Brother Greatness’ Favorite Storyline vs. Dezmond Cole

31:59 Wrestling Effy for the GCW Championship

32:53 Melodies From Heaven with Stan Michael

34:26 Running All Black Everything

36:29 Doing Commentary

38:23 Biggest Mentors

39:56 Wrestling The Pope in Barbados

43:04 Biggest Tests

44:02 Matches that define Brother Greatness’ Career

44:56 Giving Back & Passing Knowledge

45:21 What’s Next?

47:47 Brother Greatness’ Legacy

48:02 Conclusion

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Episode 133 features Vicki Venuto!

Episode 133 of Best For Business features one of the fastest-rising names on the independent scene, “Vicious” Vicki Venuto. This episode highlights the mindset, grind, and confidence behind her rapid rise.

Vicki shares why she chose pro wrestling, how her background in softball helped shape her competitive edge, and what it took to fully pursue the business. Training at WrestlePro, she breaks down the biggest lessons learned from veterans like Danny Maff and Shawn Donovan, and how “Vicious Vicki” came to be. The episode dives into her early opportunities, including debuting as part of The Collection, navigating the challenges of the pandemic, and making history in the first-ever ECWA Women's Super 8 Tournament. Vicki reflects on her time competing in promotions like ISPW and winning the BCW Women’s Championship, while continuing to build her name across the independent circuit.

She also discusses being ranked in the Pro Wrestling Illustrated Women’s 250 and stepping into the ring with Athena for All Elite Wrestling. From there, the conversation touches on her experiences with Awesome Championship Wrestling, doing commentary, and continuing to expand with Fight Factory Wrestling.

Vicki opens up about the biggest tests she’s faced, who brings the best out of her in the ring, and how she continues to evolve both as “Vicious Vicki” and as herself. 

The episode wraps with Vicki discussing her goals moving forward, what she wants to accomplish in the near future, and the legacy she hopes to leave as one of the next breakout stars in professional wrestling.

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0:00 Vicki Venuto Trailer

0:31 Best For Business Introduction

1:23 Introduction

1:51 Why Pro Wrestling?

2:40 Pursuing Pro Wrestling

4:41 Playing Softball

5:55 Training at WrestlePro

6:30 Top Lessons Learned from Danny Maff & Shawn Donavan

7:27 “Vicious Vicki”

8:00 First Big Opportunity

8:10 Debuting with The Collection

10:20 The Collection

10:58 The Pandemic

11:40 The First Ever ECWA Women’s Super 8

12:30 ISPW

13:00 Favorite ISPW Matches

14:19 BCW Women’s Cham

14:57 PWI Women’s 250

15:48 Wrestling Athena on AEW

18:49 Awesome Championship Wrestling

19:36 Doing Commentary

20:06 Fight Factory Wrestling

20:50 Wrestling Danny Maff

21:13 Biggest Tests

22:01 Who brings the best out of Vicki?

22:10 “Vicki Venuto”

22:58 Tweeting at John Cena

24:32 Vicki’s New Year Goals

27:15 Vicki Venuto’s Legacy

28:06 Conclusion

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Episode 132 features “Nature Boy” Rik Ratchet!

Episode 132 of Best For Business features the one and only “Nature Boy” Rik Ratchet, a name synonymous with the New Jersey independent wrestling scene and a career filled with unforgettable moments, legendary opponents, and wild stories from inside the business.

Rik Ratchet takes us back to how it all started, first wanting to be involved in pro wrestling and breaking in as a referee before making the transition to becoming an in-ring competitor. He talks about developing the “Nature Boy” persona and the invaluable lessons he learned from Mike Sharpe, which helped shape his foundation in the industry.

The conversation dives into his early opportunities, including his time with East Coast Wrestling Association and working closely with promoter Dennis Coralluzzo, sharing behind-the-scenes stories that highlight just how unpredictable the wrestling world can be. From there, Rik reflects on the relationships he built throughout his career and the chemistry he shared with “Big 80s” Donnie B.

Ratchet’s run in Jersey All Pro Wrestling is a major focus, including becoming the first-ever JAPW Light Heavyweight Champion and solidifying his place in independent wrestling history. He shares stories from the ring with legends like The Iron Sheik, Dan Severn, and one of the most talked about moments of his career, pinning Sid Vicious.

The episode also highlights his battles with names like Steve Corino, Kevin Knight, and being ranked in Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Rik also discusses sharing the ring with the The Blue World Order, along with memorable encounters against legends such as Jerry Lawler, Mae Young, and The Fabulous Moolah.

As the episode progresses, Rik opens up about the decision to start winding down his career, reflecting on the moments that stood out most and whether he knew when it was truly over. Beyond wrestling, he also shares a unique chapter of his life of becoming a race car driver and how that competitive drive carried over from the ring.

To close, Rik Ratchet reflects on his legacy in professional wrestling, the impact he made across multiple generations, and how he wants to be remembered as one of the most entertaining and dedicated performers to come out of the independent scene.

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0:00 Rik Ratchet Trailer

0:42 Best For Business Introduction Video

1:35 Introduction

2:05 Why Pro Wrestling?

3:42 Wanting to be Involved in Wrestling

4:50 Starting as a Referee

6:48 Becoming a Pro Wrestler

8:48 “Nature Boy” Rik Ratchet

11:11 Biggest Lessons Learned from “Iron” Mike Sharpe

13:08 First Big Opportunities

16:32 Going to ECWA

18:39 Dennis Coralluzzo Stories

19:23 Dennis Coralluzzo LEAKED Ahmed Johnson’s Phone Number

20:12 The Relationships formed in Pro Wrestling

23:12 The Chemistry with “Big 80s” Donnie B

28:29 Jersey All Pro Wrestling

30:12 The First Ever JAPW Light Heavyweight Champion

31:11 Wrestling The Iron Sheik

33:47 Wrestling Dan Severn

36:08 Rik Ratchet PINNED Sid Vicious

42:55 Kevin Knight

47:34 Wrestling Steve Corino

49:48 Ranked in PWI

50:43 Wrestling the BWO

53:24 The Idea to Start Winding Down

54:13 Wrestling Jerry Lawler

54:36 Rik Ratchet NEVER wrestled for Phoenix Championship Wrestling

55:50 Wrestling Mae Young & The Fabulous Moolah

57:49 Moments that stand out throughout his career

1:02:27 Did Rik Ratchet know the career is over?

1:05:46 Rik Ratchet is a Race Car Driver

1:08:02 Rik Ratchet’s Legacy

1:09:54 Conclusion

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Episode 131 features “The Sure Thing” Mark Shurman!Episode 131 of Best For Business spotlights the career of one of New England wrestling’s most charismatic personalities, “The Sure Thing” Mark Shurman. From the moment he stepped into the ring, Shurman’s confidence and personality helped him stand out and this episode dives into the full journey behind the character.Mark shares how pro wrestling first caught his attention, including watching Big Time Wrestling on television after SmackDown. That inspiration led him to train at the New England Pro Wrestling Academy, where he began adapting to the demanding world of professional wrestling and worked his way toward his first match and early opportunities.The conversation explores his early years competing for promotions like NWA On Fire, Beyond Wrestling, and being apart of Professional Revolution, along with doing extra work that helped him gain valuable experience. Mark reflects on finally debuting for Chaotic Wrestling and the surprising reality of losing every match for an entire year before finding his footing.From there, Shurman’s career took off. He talks about the rise of The Shurmaniacs, memorable matches like wrestling Rick Fuller, and forming tag teams like Team Friendship with Scotty Slade. The episode also touches on working alongside talents such as Matt Taven, the idea with The Wingmen, and developing a memorable friendship with Jimmy Preston.Mark reflects on the biggest accomplishments of his career, including winning the Chaotic Wrestling Heavyweight Championship and main eventing Cold Fury 13. He also shares stories from competing in Northeast Wrestling, interacting with legends like Bret Hart, and wrestling alongside icons such as Rikishi and The Godfather.The conversation also dives into applying for WWE Tough Enough, his decision to retire from wrestling, and the question fans still ask if there could there ever be one more match?To close, Mark reflects on the opponents who brought the best out of him, the matches that define his career, life after wrestling, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind as “The Sure Thing.”-0:00 Mark Shurman Trailer0:33 Best For Business Introduction Video1:27 Introduction1:38 The Confidence2:19 Why Pro Wrestling?3:52 Big Time Wrestling was on TV after Smackdown4:47 Becoming a Pro Wrestler5:28 The New England Pro Wrestling Academy/Chaotic Training Center6:11 Adapting to Pro Wrestling8:25 Mark Shurman’s First Match9:31 First Big Opportunity10:11 Wrestling for Big Time Wrestling12:51 NWA On Fire15:15 Beyond Wrestling16:15 Professional Revolution17:00 Doing Extra Work21:57 Debuting for Chaotic Wrestling23:01 Losing EVERY match for a full year24:10 The Shurmaniacs26:41 Wrestling Rick Fuller28:14 Teaming with Scotty Slade29:27 “Team Friendship”30:15 Matt Taven31:14 The Wingmen33:35 First Interaction with Jimmy Preston35:03 Winning The Chaotic Wrestling Heavyweight Championship37:02 Main Eventing Cold Fury 1338:40 Going to Northeast Wrestling41:19 Bret Hart43:32 Wrestling Rikishi & The Godfather44:26 Winning The Over The Top Rumble46:15 So Over with Jimmy Preston47:16 Applying for Tough Enough49:27 Retiring from Wrestling54:01 Will Mark Shurman ever have one more match?55:05 Who brought the best out of Mark Shurman?56:46 Matches that define Mark Shurman’s Career58:37 Life post wrestling1:05:00 Mark Shurman’s Legacy1:05:50 Conclusion-Subscribe to https://youtube.com/@CoachC310?si=oM-LME5EYYAddqDN-Check out Best for Business: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1-tiM0N3zjvBiaRIETb02bR14wlpDJeR&si=TjNK2HbpoLjsugFf-Make sure you give me a follow and SUBSCRIBE:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/ChrisDust310/Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/officialchrissanders/Tiktok- https://www.tiktok.com/@officialchrissandersX- https://x.com/chrissandersoff

Episode 130 features Brian Fury!

Episode 130 of Best For Business features a deep dive with one of New England wrestling’s most respected competitors and trainers, Brian Fury. From his earliest days discovering pro wrestling to becoming a cornerstone of the regional scene, Fury reflects on the journey that defined his career.

Brian shares how he first found pro wrestling, the wrestlers who inspired him growing up, and training at WFA ran by Steve Bradley. He talks about the lessons learned from Bradley, the story from “Brian Jury” to Brian Fury, and how the “Firebrand” persona helped shape his identity in the ring.

The conversation covers his first major opportunities, including competing in the ECWA Super 8 Tournament, teaming with Chris Venom as Adrenaline, and sharing the ring with mentors and rivals who helped push him forward. Brian reflects on stepping into Chaotic Wrestling, being apart of The Empire, and eventually reaching the national stage with Ring of Honor.

Fury discusses the highs and lows of his career, including breaking his ankle during his ROH run and competing in the ROH Top Prospect Tournament. From there, the conversation touches on time spent in NWA On Fire and Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, as well as standout matches against teams and competitors like The Young Bucks and Zack Sabre Jr..

Brian opens up about the opponents who brought the best out of him, including Eddie Edwards, Mikaze, and Julian Starr, along with his early aspirations of making it to WWE and eventually wrestling Ryback on WWE SmackDown.

The episode also explores the latest chapter of Fury’s career of giving back to the business through training the next generation, including future stars like Carmelo Hayes (formerly Christian Casanova). He reflects on his final match with Josh Briggs, stepping away from active competition, and returning for the 25th Anniversary of Chaotic Wrestling.

To close, Brian discusses whether a return to the ring is possible and what he hopes his lasting legacy will be in professional wrestling as a competitor, mentor, and cornerstone of the New England wrestling scene.

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0:47 Best For Business Introduction

1:40 Introduction

1:50 Why Pro Wrestling?

2:24 Finding Pro Wrestling

2:52 Favorites Growing Up

3:25 Getting Involved in Wrestling

4:28 Going to Steve Bradley’s School

4:59 Learning from Steve Bradley

6:03 Brian Jury

6:54 Brian Fury

7:08 “Firebrand”

8:11 First Big Opportunity

8:24 The 11th Annual ECWA Super 8

10:33 Teaming with Chris Venom as Adrenaline

11:39 DC Dillinger

12:23 Wrestling Steve Bradley

14:15 Going to Chaotic Wrestling

15:38 The Empire in Chaotic Wrestling

17:17 Ring of Honor

21:03 Breaking his ankle

21:53 Being apart of the ROH Top Prospect Tournament

22:58 NWA On Fire

26:36 XWA

27:16 Wrestling The Young Bucks

29:35 Wrestling Zack Sabre Jr.

30:48 Who brought the best out of Brian Fury?

30:58 Eddie Edwards

31:23 Mikaze

31:59 Julian Starr

32:33 Original Goals with WWE

34:30 Wrestling Ryback on Smackdown

36:35 Giving Back & Training

38:13 Wrestling Christian Casanova (Carmelo Hayes)

39:52 Brian Fury’s Last Match

42:10 Stepping Away from Pro Wrestling

42:54 25 Years of Chaotic Wrestling

43:51 Making an appearance at the 25th Anniversary Show

46:02 Is Brian Fury Going to Wrestle Again??

47:20 Brian Fury’s Legacy

48:37 Conclusion

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Episode 129 of Best For Business features one of the most traveled and versatile competitors, Dylan Bostic. From the Indiana wrestling circuit to television and beyond, Dylan shares the story behind a career built on persistence, adaptability, and confidence.

Bostic dives into why pro wrestling captured his attention at an early age and how he first got involved in the business through the Indiana wrestling scene and Hoosier Pro Wrestling. He talks about the development of the “Dylan Bostic” persona, early tournaments like Super Indy XIV, and how those early opportunities helped build his reputation.

The conversation moves into his time at Ohio Valley Wrestling, where he shares what daily life was like in OVW and some of his favorite moments during the run. Dylan reflects on highlights from the promotion, becoming a 2-time OVW Television Champion, teaming with Jessie Godderz, and learning invaluable lessons from veteran trainer Rip Rogers.

After OVW, Dylan’s career took him across the independent circuit, including a major opportunity wrestling Ryback on WWE SmackDown. He also reflects on competing for Northeast Wrestling, finding his confidence as a performer, and continuing to evolve as a wrestler across multiple promotions.

The episode also explores his run in the Young Lions Cup, the formation of Pac 3, and time with Championship Wrestling from Hollywood. Dylan opens up about the pandemic forcing him to step away from wrestling temporarily and how that led him to explore other creative outlets like rapping and acting.

The conversation wraps up with Dylan reflecting on the matches that define his career, the opponents who bring the best out of him, what the future holds, and the legacy he hopes to leave in the wrestling business.

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0:00 Dylan Bostic Trailer

0:48 Best For Business Introduction Video

1:41 Introduction

1:56 Why Pro Wrestling?

2:47 Getting Involved in Pro Wrestling

4:01 The Indiana Wrestling Scene

4:54 Hoosier Pro Wrestling

5:26 “Dylan Bostic”

6:43 The Super Indy XIV Tournament

7:48 Going to Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW)

8:18 A Day in The Life at OVW

8:42 Elia Markopoulos Storiez

10:08 Highlights from OVW

11:12 2x OVW Television Champ

12:09 Teaming with Jessie Godderz

13:03 Dylan Bostic Post OVW

13:58 First Big Opportunity

14:57 Wrestling Ryback on Smackdown

15:30 Northeast Wrestling

16:17 Gaining The Confidence

16:47 Learning from Rip Rogers

17:23 The Independents Post OVW

17:55 The Young Lions Cup

18:52 Pac 3

20:06 Championship Wrestling from Hollywood

21:41 The Pandemic & Taking time away from wrestling

23:25 Rapping 

24:45 Acting

25:36 Matches that define Dylan Bostic’s Career

26:25 Who brings the best out of Dylan Bostic?

26:53 What’s Next for Dylan Bostic?

27:47 Dylan Bostic’s Legacy

28:22 Conclusion

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Episode 128 features The Messiah!Episode 128 of Best For Business dives into the unforgettable and career of The Messiah. From his early days chasing the dream to becoming one of the most talked about names in hardcore wrestling, this episode is reflective.The Messiah takes us back to why pro wrestling first called to him and how he got involved, starting under the name Mike Earnhardt before evolving into the persona that fans would come to know. He speaks candidly about his biggest mentors, the grind of earning early opportunities, and what it truly meant to commit to being a professional wrestler when the odds weren’t always in his favor.We get into the Tango & Cash Invitational Tournament, stepping into the ring with Chris Candido, and sharing locker rooms with innovators like Sabu. The Messiah reflects on adapting to the hardcore style at a time when that brand of wrestling demanded a different level of physical and mental sacrifice. He also discusses his appearance in Backyard Wrestling 2: There Goes the Neighborhood and how that project came to be.A major chapter of the conversation centers on his introduction to Combat Zone Wrestling, aligning with The Hi-V, and competing in Cage of Death V, one of the most brutal matches of his career. He opens up about whether he’s satisfied with everything he accomplished, if his in-ring career is truly over, and the legacy he believes he leaves behind.Episode 128 is a great conversation featuring The Messiah.-0:00 The Messiah Trailer0:38 Best For Business Introduction Video1:31 Introduction2:07 Why Pro Wrestling?4:57 Getting Involved in Pro Wrestling11:50 Biggest Mentors20:34 Starting as Mike Earnhardt23:58 First Big Opportunities24:26 Wanting to be a pro wrestler26:00 The Tango & Cash Invitational Tournament 33:22 Wrestling Chris Candido36:09 Sabu49:15 Adapting to The Hardcore Style1:00:00 Backyard Wrestling 2: There Goes The Neighborhood1:07:20 Messiah’s Introduction to CZW1:10:16 The Hi-V1:11:17 Cage of Death V1:21:50 Is The Messiah happy with all he accomplished?1:28:49 Is The Messiah’s career completely over?1:30:49 The Messiah’s Legacy1:33:05 Why he got attacked1:37:10 ConclusionSubscribe to https://youtube.com/@CoachC310?si=oM-LME5EYYAddqDN-Check out Best for Business: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1-tiM0N3zjvBiaRIETb02bR14wlpDJeR&si=TjNK2HbpoLjsugFf-Make sure you give me a follow and SUBSCRIBE:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/ChrisDust310/Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/officialchrissanders/Tiktok- https://www.tiktok.com/@officialchrissandersX- https://x.com/chrissandersoff

Episode 127 features Mercury Yaden!

Episode 127 of Best For Business features wrestler, promoter, and creative mind Mercury Yaden. From backyard wrestling beginnings to building Rocky Mountain Pro Wrestling, this episode is a deep dive into evolution, reinvention, and leadership in the independent scene.

Mercury takes us back to how he first got into pro wrestling, including his backyard wrestling days and the early ring names that started it all. He explains the transition from backyard passion to pursuing professional training, breaking into Ohio’s wrestling scene, and landing his first big opportunity. The conversation explores the shift from Matt Yaden to Mercury Yaden and the growth that came with it, including stepping into the ring with Scorpio Sky.

His journey led him to Ohio Valley Wrestling, where he shares what a day in the life at OVW looked like, his favorite matches, and the lessons that shaped him. Mercury also discusses working for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, serving as a TNA intern, and what it meant to wrestle veterans like Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian. From his Best of 5 series with Severino Corrente to teaming with Curtis Cole as “The Most Funnest Tag Team,” Mercury details the creative risks and chemistry that helped define his in-ring career.

The episode then shifts into entrepreneurship with the origin of NRW and its transformation into Rocky Mountain Pro Wrestling. Mercury opens up about the original vision, working alongside Vince Russo, launching CHARGED, producing weekly television, and navigating the challenges of running a promotion during the pandemic. It’s an honest look at what it takes to sustain a wrestling company while balancing creative ambition and business realities.

Mercury also discusses his goals for Rocky Mountain Pro, his personal goals moving forward, the importance of streaming in today’s landscape, and the matches and partnerships that brought out the best in him, including teaming with Martin Casaus. The episode closes with a powerful reflection on legacy and what Mercury Yaden ultimately wants to leave behind in the wrestling business.

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0:00 Mercury Yaden Trailer 

0:40 Best For Business Introduction Video 

1:33 Introduction 

2:36 Getting Into Pro Wrestling 

6:30 Backyard Wrestling Names 

7:41 Switching to Pro Wrestling 

10:10 Ohio’s Wrestling Scene 

11:55 First Big Opportunity 

13:28 “Matt Yaden” 

15:49 Wrestling Scorpio Sky 

16:32 Going to OVW 

16:56 Day In The Life at OVW 

18:01 Favorite OVW Matches 

18:44 Working for TNA Wrestling 

21:13 Being a TNA Intern 

22:48 Wrestling Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian 

23:49 Best of 5 Series with Severino Corrente 

24:48 Teaming with Curtis Cole as The Most Funnest Tag Team 

25:43 Going Back to OVW 

26:29 First Meeting Martin Casaus 

27:43 Teaming with Martin Casaus 

28:44 Who brings the best out of Mercury Yaden? 

30:09 Matches that define Mercury Yaden’s Career 

30:59 The Origin of NRW 

33:30 Becoming Rocky Mountain Pro Wrestling 

34:36 Working with Vince Russo 

35:59 The Original Vision with NRW 

37:50 CHARGED 

39:00 Doing Weekly Shows at RMP 

41:53 Handling RMP During The Pandemic 

44:35 RMP Goals 

46:30 Mercury Yaden Goals 

47:30 Streaming 

49:54 Mercury Yaden’s Legacy 

50:38 Conclusion

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Episode 126 features Austin Lane!

Episode 126 of Best For Business features one of the most respected names in Southern independent wrestling, Austin Lane. From the Arkansas wrestling scene to sharing the ring with some of the biggest names in the industry, this episode dives deep into a career built on longevity, grit, and passion.

Austin opens up about why pro wrestling first captured his attention and how he got involved, carving his path through the Arkansas scene while developing the mindset that would define his career. He reflects on the inspiration behind the Austin Lane persona and the first big opportunities that put him on the map, including wrestling The Steiner Brothers in front of 17,000 people, a moment that instantly elevated his trajectory.

The conversation moves into his time wrestling for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling on Xplosion, competing in NWA Mid-South, and even reaching a point where he was planning on retiring. Instead, pivotal matches reignited the fire, including stepping into the ring with Ricochet, challenging Nick Aldis for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship, and competing against Christopher Daniels. Austin also shares what he learned from Jerry Lynn and how those lessons shaped his in-ring psychology and leadership.

Memphis Wrestling has become a major chapter in his story, and Austin discusses his favorite moments there, including sharing the ring with Jordynne Grace and Jonathan Gresham, building The Lane Dynasty alongside Nikki Lane, and what it means to represent the brand at a high level. He reflects on his favorite career moments overall, the biggest tests he has faced, and gving back by training the next generation while striving to be “the best of the best.”

Beyond wrestling, Austin talks about football, coaching, and how those worlds intersect with the discipline required inside the ring. The episode closes with a powerful conversation about legacy, what’s next for Austin Lane, and how he wants his impact on the business to be remembered.

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0:51 Best For Business Introduction Video

1:45 Introduction

2:09 Why Pro Wrestling?

2:51 Getting Involved in Pro Wrestling

4:10 The Arkansas Wrestling Scene

5:41 The Inspiration behind Austin Lane

6:33 First Big Opportunities

6:57 Wrestling The Steiner Brothers infront of 17,000 people

10:05 Wrestling for TNA Xplosion

11:11 NWA Mid-South

12:18 Planning on Retiring

13:11 Wrestling Ricochet

14:16 Wrestling Nick Aldis for The NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title

15:27 Returning to Wrestling after Wrestling Ricochet

16:30 Wrestling Christopher Daniels

19:08 Learning from Jerry Lynn

21:36 Memphis Wrestling

23:00 Wrestling Jordynne Grace & Jonathan Gresham

25:41 Nikki Lane

27:41 Favorite Memphis Wrestling Moments

30:46 Favorite Moments from Career

34:10 Giving Back & Training

35:19 “The Best of The Best”

37:54 Biggest Tests

39:58 What’s Next?

41:29 Football & Coaching

43:12 Austin Lane’s Legacy

44:41 Conclusion

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Episode 125 features Tyler Cintron!Episode 125 of Best For Business spotlights the journey of Tyler Cintron, a competitor whose career has stretched from the West Coast to New England and everywhere in between.Tyler breaks down why pro wrestling was the dream from the beginning and how he first got involved, starting in UCW Zero and learning through hard-earned experience. He shares stories about Derrick Jannetty, stories on Tristan Gallo/Martin Casaus, and how the “Tyler Cintron” identity fully came together. From there, the spotlight gets brighter with his time in Championship Wrestling from Hollywood, including what it was like wrestling Willie Mack and gaining confidence behind the scenes in a televised environment.The conversation dives into winning the UCW Zero Championship and standing out, making the move to the New England Pro Wrestling Academy, and eventually competing for Chaotic Wrestling. Tyler reflects on working with Chase Del Monte & The Logan Brothers, being apart of The Marketing Department with Elia Markpoulos and Richard Holliday, and expanding his footprint with XWA, where he captured the Firebrand Championship. He shares moments from XWA, retaining the title at Wresolution, wrestling Anthony Henry & Kevin Blackwood, and working alongside Rich Bass.Tyler also discusses being managed by Sidney Bakabella for Zero1USA Northeast, navigating the pandemic era while wrapping up at Chaotic Wrestling, and heading to IZW in Arizona. He reflects on the differences in the New England wrestling scene, a potential 2025 return against Seabass, and whether another match could be in his future.The episode closes with Tyler opening up about the matches that define his career, the mentors who shaped him, what he’s focused on now, and much more.-0:00 Tyler Cintron Trailer0:54 Best For Business Introduction Video1:48 Introduction2:39 Why Pro Wrestling?4:38 Getting Involved in Pro Wrestling5:27 UCW Zero6:54 Derrick Jannetty Stories8:07 Tristan Gallo/Martin Casaus9:47 “Tyler Cintron”11:38 Championship Wrestling from Hollywood 15:42 Wrestling Willie Mack17:22 Backstage at Championship Wrestling from Hollywood 18:32 The Confidence20:31 Winning The UCW Zero Championship & Standing Out24:20 Going to the New England Pro Wrestling Academy26:26 Getting to Wrestle for Chaotic Wrestling27:21 The Marketing Department28:23 Wrestling The Logan Brothers29:49 Going to XWA31:24 Being The XWA Firebrand Champion32:36 Wrestling Anthony Henry33:13 XWA Moments33:39 Retaining The Firebrand Championship at Wresolution35:07 Working with Rich Bass36:03 Getting Managed by Sidney Bakabella for Zero1USA Northeast 37:51 Wrapping up at Chaotic Wrestling and The Pandemic40:31 Going to IZW in Arizona41:30 The New England Wrestling Scene43:16 Coming Back in 2025 to Wrestle Seabass45:48 Will Tyler Cintron Ever Have Another Match?46:54 Matches that define Tyler Cintron’s Career48:13 Biggest Mentors51:35 What’s Tyler Cintron Up Too?52:50 Tyler Cintron’s Legacy53:40 Conclusion -Subscribe to https://youtube.com/@CoachC310?si=oM-LME5EYYAddqDN-Check out Best for Business: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1-tiM0N3zjvBiaRIETb02bR14wlpDJeR&si=TjNK2HbpoLjsugFf-Make sure you give me a follow and SUBSCRIBE:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/ChrisDust310/Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/officialchrissanders/Tiktok- https://www.tiktok.com/@officialchrissandersX- https://x.com/chrissandersoff