How much training goes into being a manager as opposed to a wrestler?
It’s really not about training. It’s about whether you can do it or not. It goes back to the beginning of the interview, JHawk. If you know you can be out there and you know you’re getting one of the biggest pops of the night, then you know you should be out there. If you go out there and you don’t get any pops, and people are looking at you like… “What a jackass”, then you are, & you know it. Believe me, you know if you’re getting over or not, and you know if you have it. If you don’t have it, then get out of the business. Q: How long have you been in Ohio? We’ve been running Main Event Promotions for about three years. Q: Who are some of the guys you’ve managed while you’ve been up here? Brian Damage, Mr. Insainity, Shasta, Shane Sensation, Chris Kole are always good to work with… Q: Is there anybody working with Main Event Promotions that you think people should keep an eye on? Actually, there’s a few. I’d have to say who to look on the current roster among the up-and-comers are
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