Ladies and gentlemen, Chris Van Fleet.

Greetings and salutations, my friends.

Welcome back to another one here on Inside.

It's me, the three numbers on the back of your credit card, CVV, Chris Van Fleet.

Thank you for hitting play on this episode.

And as always, thank you for making Ins insight the number one wrestling podcast on planet,

Earth, toss your phone up into the air and hit a spinning heel kick on that follow button.

I looked at the numbers earlier today and I was blown away that only like 30% of you

listening actually follow the show.

So if you're listening on Spotify or on Apple or wherever it is, seriously, a follow would be so appreciated. I know it sounds so insignificant

to you, but you clicking that button helps the show so so much, which is why I always like to

toss in a reminder about that.

Same thing for ratings and reviews. Both are so, so helpful to help us lock down some big

guests. A very requested guest on the show today. I'm honored to have Shotsie in the studio.

I feel like she's become a whole new person since she became a

free agent last month when WWE didn't renew her contract. She's been popping up everywhere on the

indie scene. She's now calling herself the Indy God, which you know that's Matt Cardona's name.

There's some sort of tie in there. But speaking of names, yes, she is still

going by Shotsie, which is such an interesting thing. And we get into it here, but some people

get to keep their name after they leave W.E. Some people don't get to keep their name. But there

doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to why people get it and why people don't. But I mean, if you think about it,

she was Shotsie before WWE. She was Shotsie in WWE. So yeah, it makes sense for her to still be

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