Now, this week's offering is, again, another conversation I really enjoyed with Rick Bogner.

Now, right off, you may not have any idea who I'm talking about.

Maybe you do.

But how about if I say fake razor?

Fake razor.

Ah, now it's clicking, right?

Now you know who I'm referring to.

And what a time it was when fake razor stepped

into the ring in the WWE as always folks when I say you're going to enjoy an episode I mean it

so let's get to it ding ding ding ding well folks joining me now is a professional wrestler who certainly paid his dues and had an

impressive 10-year run in professional wrestling or here and there. But for most fans, he is remembered

for his time involved in an angle in the WWE, known as the character, Fake Razor. Welcome, Rick

Bognar. Rick, how are you? Great. How are you doing? I'm good. I said 10 years. I probably should have checked it because a lot of times you're still working, but is that a fair assessment? That's about right. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. You know, I know people call me the fake razor, but I like the second razor.

You know, I always thought of it as a Batman character where Val Kilmer played it,

and George Clooney played it in my favorite Christian Bale, of course.

It was funny when Jim Ross announced this coming out because they said they're bigger,

they're stronger, they're younger, and there was a lot of truth to that. I was a power lifter as well. I squatted about five plates a side, benched about

four and a half plates aside. And it was also a shooter. I knew how to break every bone on the body

from the neck to the shoulder to the wrist elbows going on all the way down to the knees and ankles.

And I heard Scott Hall do an interview and not knocking them or anything like that,

but he said, he kind of knocked me and said, I was too fat to get his trunks on.

One of the girls had an old pair of his trunks.

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