I've known the main event of our Wembley Anniversary show since last August.

The only way we could solve this issue was by essentially, I like to call it a wanker tax.

Right?

Well, I have to rewrite the Rumble on the fly whilst doing commentary and feedback to all the wrestlers.

I saw comments saying any two women wrestlers will do.

What kind of message does that send?

I respect you, Booker Man.

That's the name of the series. This is where we chat to some of the great and the good

of the professional wrestling promoting side of things. And talk about their journey to where they got to where they are,

the trials and tribulations they faced along the way, excited to be joined on the Road to Wembley.

I'd see this as like a service station stop, if you will, by the man behind Revolution Pro

wrestling. We know and love it as Ref Pro. We're joined by Andy Quilden. Andy, how you doing? I'm good, thanks. Recovering from a bit of a lurgy, so you've got me on my recovery, so hopefully it's going to be a good one. There's something horrible going round at the moment, isn't there? There really is. Like, it just, it never is.

I don't think it's ever stopped, really.

But I seem to find myself in a continual pattern of being sick.

And everyone says to me, how are you doing?

Terrible.

Well, you run a hard schedule with RevPro anyway.

Like, we, it's well documented that every weekend you guys are somewhere doing something.

So there's never that time to come off the treadmill.

And now we're a real crucial time because we're on the road to Wembley,

RevPro taking over Wembley Arena.

A few months out, the obvious question, how are we feeling?

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