So 2025 in the world of wrestling will be remembered for a number of things. One of those being

that the year that we lost Terry Belayer, Hulk Hogan, a man who leaves behind quite a complicated

legacy, but without a shadow of a doubt, a legacy that is entwined in professional wrestling. And

that story is set to be told by arguably one of the modern era of wrestling's

greatest storytellers.

He is the writer of the book Nitro, which tells the unflinching story of world

championship wrestling under Ted Turner.

We're here talking with Guy Evans.

Guy, how you doing?

I'm doing great, Tom.

Thanks so much for having me on.

And I'm not sure I deserve that intro, but I appreciate it.

Of course you.

I can't speak enough for how, it's one of those to say the book is great.

We're talking about Nitro initially.

It's not so much it's great. It's that it's

important in that it's it's the the best true analysis of everything that went down during

one of the most engaging times in wrestling, one of the most exciting times in wrestling.

And it's a book that's won you so much acclaimed not just from fans, but from people who were engaging times in wrestling, one of the most exciting times in wrestling.

And it's a book that's won you so much acclaim, not just from fans, but from people who

were there as well.

And I want to talk about your new project very, more than anything, but I want to get into

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