On today’s show Kevin sits down with independent wrestler Johnny Moran. Johnny is the current New York Championship Wrestling heavyweight champion. He is also the wrestler who made Kevin’s son cry! Johnny discusses watching wrestling as a kid. Then stories about his professional wrestling training and many tales from up and down the road.
Check out Johnny’s wrestling schedule at Johnny Moran – the Wrestler on Facebook. Follow him on Twitter as well. Come watch Johnny and find out what surprises he has in store at NYCW’s Slamhain on October 23 in Albany, NY.
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Kevin has been writing for retro and geek themed sites for over 12 years. He specializes in comics, pro wrestling, and heavy metal. But if it falls under the geek and retro banner, he'll be there.
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