Hi guys, I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture. Very pleased to say I'm joined now by the

end of you a world heavyweight champion and a legend that is Nick Olis. Nick, thank

you so much for taking this time. Chats was today.

Thank you. I think legend might be a tad of a stretch, but certainly doing my best

to try to get there in the end. Well, what, 950 odd days this as champion is, is a hell

of an achievement. But we're here to talk about you defending that title, of course,

at one hour shadows fall this Sunday, the sixth of June against Trevor Murdoch. It's

going to be live on pay-per-view on fight, of course, Trevor Murdoch winning that 14-man

of Battle Royal. How are you feeling about the match on Sunday?

Tremendously looking forward to it. I love matchups where the rivalry and the contrast

between the two guys is very apparent. Yes. I love the idea that somebody could jump

on this train at any given point during this quite long build that we've had now and

still be pretty clued up within one episode. Like, okay, this guy's the refined guy in

the suit and he's a bit of an elitist and he thinks a lot of himself. And then there's

this other guy who's the blue collar working man's hero. It's a tale as old as time. We

certainly haven't reinvented the wheel, but it just works and I love it. And when you

get a guy who's talented as Trevor who had such an instant chemistry with and we both fully

understand our strengths and weaknesses and how people perceive us, we both have, I believe,

anyway, a good degree of self-awareness which is vitally important to telling a credible

story and bookings of credible angles. I never believe in trying to swim upstream with

anything. At this point, I've been in the wrestling business for 16 years, I've been

subjected to my fair share of online criticism and it's like you develop a pretty thick skin

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