Hello, I'm welcome to What Culture Wrestling.

Myself, Andrew Pollard, I hope you good.

I hope you well.

And as you can see today, I am joined by a very special guest, a two-time TNAe knockouts

tag team champion, the Wild Child itself, Jody Threat.

How are you, Jody?

I'm good.

I'm good.

I'm like looking at your background.

They got a lot of interesting books happening.

There's a few things in there. Yeah, there's a few little bits and bobs dotted around, some wrestling stuff, some general

comic stuff, some film stuff, a lot of Kevin Smith stuff, just a collection of goodies, I

guess.

I love it.

Yeah, of course, we have TNA turning point coming up on Friday, November the 14th, which

is followed by final resolution on the 5th of

December, which you can watch along with all other TNA content on T&A Plus streaming service

available here in the UK for 9.99 per month or 9999 per year. And also as well as the free

tier that gives away a little bit of goodies, but not too much. Now, I think to start with, because TNAs

in such a big year at the moment, it's a successful period. Obviously, Slamiversary broke the North American record with, I think, 7,600 people. Then Bound for Glory goes and beats that record with nearly what's, getting on for nearly 8,000 people. I think it's, well, I've got it here, 7,794 people. A record North American crowd for TNA. You were there in Julia Miller's corner. She took on the nefarious Tessa Blanchard. Obviously, you had to get physical yourself a little bit, but how was that to be in that, like I said, nearly 8,000 people. That's massive. It's a beautiful thing, you know, being with the company now, like, ending my third year, being able to ride the wave of, like, the crowd growing and to actually have, like, a moment with the big crowd.

It's kind of emotional, you know?

Like, it's, it feels like the work you're putting in is being rewarded um and not to

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