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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. On today's edition, I'm talking to a man who has had countless calls

in the wrestling and baseball business. It's Matt Stryker. How are you doing today? Thank you so much

for having me. I appreciate it. I've learned being that time is the most valuable commodity that we have. So thank you for sharing yours and your audience is with me. Thank you. Well, it is an honor and a privilege to be talking to you today because seriously, you've done everything it feels like in wrestling. And of course, now on MLB Network as well, there's so much to talk about. So let's jump in right now. First off, let's ask you the

simple question of where is the strangest place you've ever wrestled? Physically, emotionally,

mentally, all you above. Gosh, I guess it's all going to fall into the same category of some of these

state fairs. It was a barn.

There were horses.

I mean, you could reach out.

I don't even, actually, was that the place with mats?

It's funny, now they're all with mine.

There's one place where it was just mats, but I'll go with the barn where the horses were, like, right next to me.

And it was appropriate, because I think the match was probably horse.

Now, let me understand something.

So you're in a wrestling ring and like you could reach to the ropes and touch the horse?

So the ropes were rope.

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