Wrestling Friends

Flash Morgan Webster is back and hes back with a bang. This week Flash is joined by the first woman of Progress Wrestling (by her own admission) Jinny. Here Flash really peels back the curtain as he find out about the woman behind the woman. Here they talk about Jinny's childhood, how she fell in love with wrestling, religion and of course her route to becoming one of the most prominent figures in Progress Wrestling today. Its full of energy and its a sneak peak into who the real Jinny really is.

This week Flash sits down with 1 half of the London Riot’s James Davis. We talk about his early love of sport and how that prepared him for a life in pro wrestling. They chat about how different the British wrestling scene was back then and how wrestling in front of smaller crowds at first allowed him to hone his craft. They Then of course get right into the London riots story especially their time at Progress wrestling, from being the most hated guys on the roster to being the fan favourites they are today. If you’re a Progress fan or a tag team specialist this is a must.

This week Morgan Webster is joined by the lovely Alex Windsor. They Chat about how she discovered wrestling through a childhood friend. Her start into wrestling and training under Norwich Legends WAW. We discuss how Sweet Saraya's unorthodox approach really helped her stand out as a female wrestle. Then we really get into her decision to leave Norwich and WAW in pursuit of a bigger name on the British Independent scene. This and Much much more from a women who is set to do great things in the next 12 month, mark my words.

This week the king of the Mods sits down with his first American as he’s joined by Jigsaw. They talk about his start alongside Eddie Kingston in New York City, how they wasted almost 3 years there training under a bad trainer before they discovered Mike Quackenbush and the Wrestle factory. We chat about Jigsaw’s late friend Larry Sweeny, what impact Sweeny had on his career and what special relationship they shared. They then get into Jigsaws controversial unmasking at Ring of Honor and how that always spelt the end for Jigsaw’s career. And finally, they get into his run for TNA. This is a jam-packed episode, with someone who has done it all in independent wrestling and has so much more left to give.

This week Morgan Webster sits down with the lovely Toni Storm as they chat about moving to Austrailia, her start into wrestling.

Moving to the UK to train under Dean Allmark and the world renowned All Star Wrestling. They discuss Toni's tours with Stardom and what it was like to main event and

become one of the Stardom champions and then finally they talk about her try outs with the WWE and whats next for Toni Storm.

This week Flash sits down with the King of British Wrestling RJ Singh. Here we talk about RJ falling in love with wrestling through WCW and how the likes of Warrior and Hogan caught his imagination. They talk about his early career as Ross Jordan and the FWA under the training of Alex Shane and Mark Sloan. We explore his early career and how he evolved into the ‘Bombay Dream’ RJ Singh and his multiman feuds with El Ligero. Flash and RJ then talk in depth about his start in Progress and the heart-breaking reason why he missed chapter 1. And finally talk about the build-up and reasons behind his retirement match at progress with Stixx. This really is a roller-coaster of emotions and everything you’d want from a podcast episode.

This week Flash is joined by Axel Dieter Jr and Walter collectively known as Ring Kampf. Here we have a full retrospective of their careers, from their time in smaller European promotions and the rise of their careers and the European scene itself. Axel talks about his father Axel Dieter Sr and how he was introduced to wrestling while Walter talks about training in Japan. They've both become big stars in Germany's WXW and now they're on their way to taking over Britain.

This week the Modfather is joined by ICW and World of Sports Viper. This weeks episode we get an inside look at how this shy Scottish girl has conquered the land of Insane and made it to national TV. They chat about her start into wrestling and how it was breaking onto a very male dominated Scottish scene. Flash and Viper discuss gender and image stereotypes surrounding what a people believe a women’s wrestler should look like and the struggle Viper has had in regards to this. They also talk in depth about her many Stardom tours, being on the road in Japan and even being part of the World of Sport revival episode. This woman is larger than life not just in the ring but out as well.

This weeks Wrestling Friends comes to you Live from Cardiff, South Wales (the Weekend of Attack Pro Wrestling's Kris Travis Tag Team Invitational). Here we had 3 very different guests; First up we have Bronco Brendan White who talks to Flash about his own battle with cancer and what meeting Kris Travis meant to him. Secondly we have the Voice of Attack pro Wrestling, Mr Jim Lee. Here Flash and Jim talk about Jim’s journey into wrestling the origin of Attack pro, how he became the hype man for the weird and wonderful world of Attack. And lastly we’re joined by the weirdest guest to date, Fat cat Lloyd Katt. We talk in depth about his journey into bowling and how he became a wrestler to save his beloved Bowling Alley ‘Bowl A Rama’. This week is an array of emotions and a roller-coaster you won’t want to miss.

This week Morgan Webster is joined by the South Pacific Power Couple Dahlia Black and TK Cooper. They talk about their start into wrestling in New Zealand within a scene that is still in its infancy. How a fluke discovery of Progress Wrestling Chapter 13 on youtube started the ball rolling on the pair coming to England to train. We talk about their run on the British holiday camps and how while training under Daryl Allen, Jimmy Havoc and James Davies they created the most obnoxious couples wrestling has ever seen. These are two of the brightest young stars on the British scene today with a story as interesting as their in ring characters.