EC3 and Adam Scherr recently appeared on Busted Open Radio as the duo explained why they believe the wrestling industry has failed to create new stars, among other topics that were discussed. Mike (EC3) and I, there was something that just clicked. I like good people, I don’t care what you do in life or where you come from, if you’re a piece of sh*t, you’re a piece of sh*t and I don’t want to be around you. So, Mike has always been honest with me, truthful, and that’s a very, very hard thing to find in this business. Everybody wants to be your friend when you’re on top. I found that out when I got kicked off the top of the mountain and all of these fair-weather friends disappeared.”ĮC3 on wrestling needing to build young years: “I don’t think the system failed a guy more than Westin Blake. Who, I will do, and say, and create, and drive myself, and do anything for the world to know that he is one of the top professional wrestling in this industry. #ENDORPHIN WRESTLING CREATE PROFESSIONAL# Each time endorphin is run, it creates a new default scene.

Because nobody knows that except the people that have been in the ring with him. This scene contains a single endorphin character located at the origin in a T-pose. We definitely want to focus on building people. Because I think that has been a failure across all wrestling because how can we not build new stars when so many unique individuals come in? Now that I can see the bigger picture, maybe I can bring that to young talent. Someone I really want to focus on building.” A name that pops right into my head is Josh Woods from Ring Of Honor. On the impact, he’s had on fans: “Because I see through social media interactions the power that I have to influence people’s lives. The videos of children riding to the hospital to have surgeries done, listening to my theme music. Pictures showing the kids holding my action figure being put under anesthesia. The kids at the Special Olympics playing my music to come out and lift weights too. #ENDORPHIN WRESTLING CREATE PROFESSIONAL#.

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