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.