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Hashtag. It's the hashtag Dork podcast. Shh. Shh. Thanks for tuning in to another episode of hashtag dork. My name is Rich Keefe. Join as always by Davey eyeballs. He is R. Vaughn D. All hail the king of ginger ale. Ryan, Davy. Davey. How are you?

I'm pretty excited tonight, Rich.

Yeah, I'm excited as well.

And let's bring in our guest here. I'm thrilled to bring in a guy who checks all the boxes for the hashtag dork podcast. He is an actor. He is a writer. He's a producer. He's a former wrestler. He's now in the world of comic books he's been in video games he's literally everything

that we talk about on the show he's tyler main tyler thank you so much for taking the time

and welcome to hashtag dork hey thanks for having me guys uh you really are the the perfect

guests for this show i think uh many of our listeners will know you um from a a variety of roles, maybe first and foremost Sabertooth, which in 2000, the X-Men movie early on in the comic book movies for at that time, there hadn't been too many of them.

And X-Men comes along and it's a smash success.

We loved it.

Can you tell us about how you got that role, how you got into it, and just sort of your

experience is working on the original X-Men movie?

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