Since the very beginings of pro wrestling there has been blood in matches. From busted noses to cut up foreheads to blood vessles being broken on knife edge chops we've seen blood flow out of our favorite wrestlers. With new knowledge from medical science over the past few years a lot of opinions on how blood should relate to wrestling have changed. Some states have very exacting regulations for when blood is introduced during a match and have had them for decades. Other states have no regulations and it's up to the promotion to decide. Some wrestlers, seemingly, bleed buckets almost every match like Abdullah the Butcher, Tommy Rich, and Bobby Heenan. Others rarely, if ever, bleed in matches. We're going to sit down with some wrestlers from across the country and get their opinions on how blood relates to our sport in 2024. Join us for what could be a hot debate.

We are pleased to have Kodee Travers out of the great state of Michigan joining us. Kodee is becoming one of the more impressive wrestlers out of the MidWest area. We're going to sit down with him and learn more about his journey to get to where he is in wrestling. Make sure you join us so you can get on the bandwagon of Kodee Travers early.

We are very happy to bring to you one of the great referees in the Pacific Northwest, Rex Michaelson. Rex has plied his trade for several companies so far including Combat Pro Wrestling, Inclusion Pro Wrestling, and Pro Wrestling Federation. He's worked with a wide array of wrestlers from technical wrestlers like Cody Smith to brawlers like Chef to that idiot Darth Karta. We're going to sit down with Rex Michaelson and get to know him better. Make sure you tune in and learn more about this great ref.

We are pleased to bring to you Fuji Brown for the first time. Fuji has been in and around wrestling for over 25 years. He's wrestled, promoted, booked, and a lot of other jobs in the wrestling industry. He's shared locker rooms with some of the all time greats all the way down to brand new guys and everything in between. He also relocated to a completely different new area and held his own after starting from scratch. We'll sit down with Fuji and learn more about his long career in the sport.

Turnbuckle Turmoil is delighted to bring to you one of the unsung heroes of professional wrestling in the Pacific Northwest. We bring to you 1/2 of The CanEHdians tag team. He is TKO Cody Smith. Cody has been wrestling for many years out of his home in Canada and has come down into the United States on a regular basis. He's held multiple titles in his career and has faced many people that you have seen on national television.We're going to sit down with Cody and get to know him a bit better as well as pick his brain about the business. Make sure you join us for one of the truely best to be wrestling anywhere right now.

One of our very favorite guests makes his way back to the show. Kharn Alexander joins us once again. He has made the transition from the ring to the stage as an actor. Like other wrestlers such as Dwayne Johnson, Hulk Hogan, and Roddy Piper before him Kharn is taking what he learned in wrestling and applying it to his acting career. We're going to sit down with him and get the latest about his career.

Perhaps as early as the 1950s steroids have been part of professional wrestling. When the trend in wrestling was to have larger than life real life action figures as the focus more so than traditional wrestling lots of wrestlers turned to steroids to help them achieve that look. Due to lack of knowledge or simple desire to get bigger at any cost, many wrestlers shortened their very lives due to over use and abuse of steroids. Accusations of steroid distributing nearly ruined Vince McMahon and his company in the 90s. As we learned more and more about the dangers of steroids and once they became illegal the wrestling business was thought to clean up from years of steroid problems. Did it? What are the lasting effects on the business? We'll discuss the steroid problem with a variety of people within the business and see what they have to say.

We are thrilled to be able to bring back to you one of our more popular guests, MEGA MONDO. MEGA MONDO makes his mega return to talk about his mega love for professional wrestling. Mega Mondo and Sign Guy finally got to be involved in the same match at Pawcade V which was a huge success. We'll sit down and get the mega scoops on the latest events in Mega Mondo's career.

At one time in the 1980s Billy Jack Haynes was one of the biggest stars in the sport. He became an absolute legend in Portland and worked all over the country for every top promotion. By the time the 90s had hit Billy Jack had taken several steps down the ladder. He was wrestling sporadically for small promotions, he was working for drug runners, and he had lost his fortune that he made in the 80s. By the time the 2000s hit and shoot interviews were big, Billy Jack Haynes started saying very controversial things. He had several conspiracy stories and would often seem to ramble. Then in early 2024 tragedy struck as police in Oregon arrested Billy for the murder of his wife. We are going to bring in some people from the wrestling community to talk about what this tragedy means not only for Billy, but potentially for the whole sport. Join us as we look at the tragic fall from grace from one of wrestling's most well known stars.

We are joined once again by Pacific Northwest based manager John Davidson. He's been causing chaos for a number of companies over the last several years. Even when he is not in the building on a given show his impact is still felt. John has become embroiled in a bitter rivalry with Pa Moonshine ever since Pa made his return to CPW. We're going to get to the bottom of this rivalry and see what John has to say. John is always outspoken so we never know what will be said so join us and find out where the interview leads.