Welcome back to the wrestling history channel.

I'm Steve Fall, and on today's edition, I'm going to give you a classic interview with one of your favorite wrestlers.

Enjoy.

Today's edition, I am talking to the most dangerous man.

It's Ken Shamrock.

How are you doing today, Ken?

I'm doing well, man.

Thank you.

Oh, man, it's so good to have you here again.

And we've talked about so many things.

And since the last time we talked, maybe like a year and a half ago, so much crap has happened.

Can you believe UFC and the WWE are now under the same umbrella?

You know, just thinking about the path that I took, you know, years back and then to see this kind of, kind of take its form is pretty crazy, right?

Yeah, unbelievable.

So like back in the day, I think it was like 98, the WWE would randomly advertise UFC pay-per-views on the bottom of their screen, maybe twice. And then just disappeared and there was like 98 the wd we would randomly advertise ufc pay-reviews on the bottom of their screen

maybe twice and then just disappeared and there was like a weird feud between wbd and ufc but seeing

them now owned by the same company yeah it's very interesting that you were part of both of their

history and now they're together uh you know hopefully this will give you more uh eyes on you and we can get you back onto one of those

screens because the ultimate fighter was an incredible show.

Do you disagree?

Well, you know, it's funny too because I really enjoyed that, but that's how I started

the Lions Den was, you know, housing fighters, doing tryouts, filming them, interviews, having them fight one another.

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