On the eve of DEFY Wrestling's DEFY On Edge, DEFY Wrestling's executive producer Matt Farmer took a few minutes to speak with Marc Madison and Pro Wrestling Post west coast correspondent Philip Jones. Farmer discusses the promotions history, the vision of the future and those that have graced the promotion by competing for them throughout their history. This conversation also goes to touch base on all the things DEFY Wrestling has done and hopes to achieve. Farmer shares his thoughts on the rise in popularity in the Pacific North West Wrestling scene and where it is headed.

He works diligently to create a show that fans will long talk about. Matt Farmer runs down the card and how it all came about as those involved are all actively a part of the development of event and all play a crucial role in the promotion's growth and development. To listen to this edition of this raw edition of the podcast and hear what Matt Farmer has to say click the icon below to listen or click on any of the podcast providers below to listen to Matt Farmer's thoughts as well.

As a special bonus Philip and Marc discuss the event and attempt to gain perspective on what is taking place as it happens. Philip is attending the show and will have a birds-eye view of what is happening at DEFY On Edge.

As one half of The Addiction tag team with Christopher Daniels, ROH's Frankie Kazarian has achieved so much outside the ring that it is easy to forget. The longstanding champion in both TNA and Ring of Honor is not one to rest on his laurels and in fact, has continued to show his growth. Kazarian's interests aren't simply relegated to this time in the ring but far outweigh them as the bass player for the band VexTemper. The longstanding band member is as passionate about music as he is about wrestling.

During our conversation, Kazarian does more than simply discuss his passion for wrestling but discusses his role in VexTemper and what his aspirations for the band would be in the future. Our nearly twenty-minute conversation shares Kazarian has a great deal to achieve and during this process doesn't want to simply rest on what he does in the ring. He wants VexTemper to be a success and shares the music writing process that took place with him and his bandmates.

As a former WWE NXT superstar the Madman Fulton became successful in the promotion. He was a member of the Eric Young led faction Sanity. It was during this time when fans became aware of his physical prowless and ability to show just what he is capable of doing. During our chat, Fulton discussed how a legendary WWE wrestler and agent scouted him and left him hoping for an opportunity. It was from that day forward where he remained indebted to this man. He continues to connect with this and his son who also contributes to helping him improve in all facets of the sport.

Today Fulton continues to compete all over the independent circuit with the intent on improving on what he learned. With aspirations of going to different companies and compete in different countries, Fulton continues to grow and develop. To listen to our discussion click the link to listen to it in its entirety.

LAs a former WWE superstar and tag team champion PJ Black has taken his talent and notoriety in one promotion and didn't allow himself to rest on his laurels. Black has traveled all the world and in the process an old enthusiasm that he had competing on the independents prior to his signing with the WWE. While his passion wasn't lost, Black was able to come to a place where he could read the audience and learn from their reactions on the fly.

During our conversation, Black discusses his early training and how the name 'Pure Juice' came about as one-half of a tag team with another former WWE superstar. The South African native shares about his early training and learning that he gained under his father's tuteledge and how as a seasoned veteran is just as motivated as ever to be seen. As the 'dare-wolf', Black has emerged as a persona that reaches into the depths of his living on the edge lifestyle reflects who he is in the ring. atest episode of Pro Wrestling Post Podcast

Ring of Honor's notorious one has emerged from a tough life in Cleveland, Ohio to become one of the most valuable commodities in the company. As one half of a tag team with current WWE NXT star Keith Lee. Once on his own, Taylor knew that he had a great deal of work to do to prove that he is just as much as a tag team partner as he is as a singles competitor. Shane Taylor has a deceptively agile nature that several fans may overlook. During this edition of the podcast, Taylor discusses life, wrestling and how his exchanges have led to some incredible opportunities for both himself and his fellow Ring of Honor colleagues. What does Taylor think about Cleveland, native LeBron James? Taylor gives an honest opinion on the NBA star that listens will respect after hearing it. To listen to this edition please click the link below. Taylor also shares his intentions on his career moving forward.

A native of Hawaii, Jeff Cobb has traveled the world over facing some of the best men and women wrestling has to offer. A former amateur wrestler, Cobb has continued to develop a name for himself whereever he has competed. He has long embraced an ability to face those of different skillsets, sizes and shapes than him. During our discussion, Cobb shares his thoughts on competing around the world and his thoughts of promotions that he has competed for and those he is currently competing with. To access our interview please follow the link below or click on any of the podcasting platforms below to access the episode.

After his wrestling career came to an end Anthony Carelli long prepared himself for life after wrestling. Carelli also competed as former Intercontinental and United States Champion, WWE superstar Santino Marella. His passion for the discipline of Judo has continued to follow him as he continues to train and develop talent in his Battle Arts Academy. He is also an analyst for Sportsnet's Aftermath which discusses the events of the current WWE product. During our discussion Carelli discussed wrestling, a special ceremony he was part of and his daughter's current pursuit to follow in her father's footsteps. To listen to this weeks edition please click the link below.

From its inception in Orpington, Kent International Pro Wrestling United Kingdom has been in operation since September 2004. During the companies existence they have brought in notable talent from all over the world while developing their own stars. In the fall of 2017, Billy Wood purchased the company with the intent of building on its long-standing history. Woods opens up about this past year and his intent for the company moving forward. To listen to our conversation please click the link below or visit anyone of our platforms to which the podcast is available.

As a student of Johnny Rodz himself, Bill DeMott shared his knowledge and experience with everyone he came into contact with. He wrestled under a number of different alias while in WCW and the WWE but none more notably than that of Hugh Morris. DeMott is currently on a quest to shares his knowledge and understanding along with his greatest triumphs from the tragedy. To listen to this edition please do so by clicking the link below.

The former two-time Impact Grand Champion earned a name for himself competing in the National Football League. As a six-year professional, Moose discusses an array of topics including his matchup against Impact Wrestling champion Austin Aries at Slammaversary XIV