The following program is a podcast.1.com production. From Hollywood, California, by way of the Broken Skull Ranch, this is the Steve Austin show. Give me a hell yeah. Hell yeah. Now, here's Steve Austin. All right, we're rolling sound. I'm talking to Bull Dempsey. Well, he was, Boe Dempsey. He is now Bull James out on the independent circuit.

Bull, how are you today? I'm doing great, Steve. Thanks for having me on. Man, it's good talking to you again. You and I talked about a week or two ago, and I said, man, we had such a good conversation. I think it'd be good to have this guy on a podcast. So, hell, I called Bull, literally out of the blue this morning. At first I sent him a direct message because I'd lost his phone number.

And he's got a lost his phone number.

And he's got a real easy phone number to remember, and I couldn't remember it.

So anyway, luckily, I rarely call people, so I would scroll through my phone and I found your phone number.

I was one digit off.

But Bull, when you're one digit off on a phone number, you ain't going to get the right

person. So anyway, here we speak. Hey, let's go back. Let's start with the hearing now. I was just

on your Twitter account. For those of you who don't know who Bull Dempsey is, who don't

know Bull James is, he's a professional wrestler. Used to be with WWE.W.E. and the NXT. system. Before that, many years on the

independent scene, making a debut in 2005. We're going to cover all that. But let's go back to the

here and now, because I was on your Twitter account, which is Real Bull James, at Real Bull James.

You just got finished working with a young man named War King Hanson over there at the Suffolk Theater. How did that go, Bull? How was the house? Did you guys pack them in and how was the match? Yeah, it was a lot of fun. And getting the restful guy like Hanson who's, you know, killing it in Ring of Honor right now.

And he's been around

the independence for a long time as well. So it's actually our first time getting in there together, which I've known him for a number of years. So it was actually a lot of fun and getting to do all that. And then next night wrestling South and Sierra of of WWF same.

Man, how long has this War King Hansen been around?

Because I don't get a whole lot Southens here of WWF fame.

Man, how long has this War King Hansen been around?

Because I don't get a whole lot of Ring of Bonner.

I rarely watch TV.

I DVR Monday Night Ross.

I don't get a whole lot of that either.

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