Wrestling Andy

The JWA season is off to a roaring start with the conclusion of the JWA Heavyweight Championship tournament! Let’s recap the excitement of the tournament that spanned two shows in February and March. https://wrestlingandy.com

I'm excited to announce a project I've been working on during the off-season: a brand new roster section for the JWA website. https://jwatoday.com

Greg "Moondog" Murray is a professional wrestler hailing from the Midwest, specifically the Chicagoland area. He is a prominent figure in the Janesville Wrestling Alliance (JWA), where he has made a name for himself through his unique persona and in-ring abilities.

Michael “The Vice Grip” Gonzalez aka Gonzo is a professional wrestler from the Chicagoland area and is 1/3 of the tag team trio Alpha Zeta Zeta along with fellow fraternity brothers Hans Carden and Austin Adams.

Professional wrestling requires a significant investment of both time and resources if you want to improve your skills and advance your career. Dedication to constant self-improvement is essential for success in this competitive industry. Whether that commitment comes in the form of money spent on quality training, gear, or promotional materials, or time spent perfecting your craft in the ring, putting in extra work outside of scheduled sessions, or engaging with fans on social media, investing back into yourself is unavoidable if you want to get better.

If you’re looking to keep getting booked on a wrestling show or maybe a show you haven’t worked before, the best thing you can do is ask what time to arrive to help setup the ring. If you can show that you’re willing to get there early, help with setup and teardown at the end of the night. That’s going to give you huge points towards future bookings with that promotion.

Axel Rico has been thrilling audiences with professional wrestling and improv/comedy for over a decade. With a unique style of high-flying, lightning-fast offense, he has become one of the most celebrated athletes in the Chicago wrestling scene. His charisma and showmanship make Axel a fan favorite everywhere he goes, and his matches are always filled with incredible athleticism and awe-inspiring moments. Axel has won numerous titles and is a surefire contender for any championship belt. He is the embodiment of what a professional wrestler should be, and his passion for the sport radiates whenever he steps into the ring.

In this podcast, Dave and I discuss the most effective strategies for promoting wrestling shows. From leveraging social media and creating a website to reaching out to local news outlets, we’ll explore different ways to spread the word about your next show. In addition, we’ll offer tips on choosing the right venue, selecting entertaining wrestlers, and marketing the event. Tune in for all your wrestling show promotion and marketing needs.

Devin Taylor aka DTechNation is an electronic musician who creates game music. Creator of D Tech 1-3 and Super D Tech Albums available on Spotify and Apple Music. Get ready to join Wrestling Andy and Dave The Awesome for some epic tech talk!

Connor joins us to recap a great year reuniting with old acquaintances, meeting new friends, and how our wrestling careers have evolved in 2022.

Andy and Dave discuss the importance of gimmick matches in pro wrestling along with a few memorable moments. What are some of your favorite wrestling matches to watch?

Accidents happen inside the squared circle and the show must go on. Dave and I discuss some of our personal experiences with injuries in professional wrestling. What's the craziest injury you've had to work through?

Victor Iniestra is a pro wrestler and power lifter from the Chicagoland area. You can currently see him perform at CSW: Chicago Style Wrestling, JWA: Janesville Wrestling Alliance, and Northland Pro Wrestling.

Being involved with professional wrestling for over 20 years as an in ring performer, trainer, and talent creative, sometimes changes the way we view the sport. Are you still able to watch wrestling shows as a fan... or are you constantly critiquing and evaluating matches? Andy and Dave The Awesome weigh in with their personal experiences.

David Kleber aka "Dave The Awesome" is a content creator and pro wrestling referee. He's helped produced weekly entertainment on YouTube and Twitch. You can currently watch Dave take charge in the ring at JWA's Super Pro Wrestling in Janesville, WI.

Connor Corr is a professional wrestler and retro gamer. His wrestling matches on YouTube have surpassed over 1 million views. You can watch and subscribe to Connor's weekly live streams on Twitch, where he plays some of his favorite retro video game titles.

What’s the story behind the Pissed Consumer Santa logo? Funny story about this one. So, I have this cartoon Santa caricature of myself, that I’m currently using as my social media profile picture. In 2017, I was at the Pubcon Las Vegas convention, and a company called Pissed Consumer had a booth there. That week they had a selfie contest for Instagram and Twitter. I submitted a photo and won the contest and traveled home with a really awesome JBL speaker. A few years later, they reached out and asked if they could, turn that photo into something cool. They said it would be like a mascot type character or something for the holidays. A few weeks later I get tagged in a photo and they updated their social media profiles and said check out our new Santa!

If you're looking to start a podcast and you're not sure where to get started, don’t worry I’ve got you. People ask me all the time, “What’s the best podcast hosting platform to use?” and I always recommend Anchor.fm. It’s a great platform, super easy to get started, and of course FREE! If you’re looking for more of a paid solution, and hosting multiple podcasts, I always recommend fireside.fm. It’s quality hosting at a reasonable price, and they have really awesome analytics. If you wanted to create a daily Amazon news briefing, for example, Fireside is perfect for that. Hopefully this gives you a little more insight to get started creating and having fun with it.

It was time to refresh my studio equipment with new monitors, microphones, and a more powerful editing computer. I wanted to sell some of my old equipment, to help pay for all the new things that I want to buy. I went ahead and purchased the new stuff first and then planned to take my time listing things out there for sale. Someone suggested checking out Facebook Marketplace and that it was super easy to use. So far, I’ve met some really awesome creators just getting started in podcasting, music, and even a local tattoo artist. It’s great to see some of that older technology being repurposed to help people pursue their passion.

I've never really been a fan of the earbuds that would come with your iPhone. I'm talking about the wired earbuds, like the standard ones that would come in the box. When they came out AirPods Pro, I was super excited and got them right away. A little while ago I did an update on the iPhone and all of a sudden, started experiencing a little staticky crackling noise in my left, air pod. I didn't think much of it until noticing a story about it online. Today we'll look at how to get an Air Pods Pro replacement through Apple's Air Pods Pro Service Program, specifically for these sound issues.

For years now I've been hanging on to my favorite phone, the iPhone 8 Plus. Mainly because it had the thumb print recognition and the new phones, didn't have that. I liked using Apple Pay in the stores and with all the masks and stuff, it's been nice to have the thumbprint. I'm not going to say my phone was slowing down, but it was definitely time for an upgrade. When the iPhone 12 Series came out, AT&T had a deal where you trade in a phone and get up to $700 off the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max. I couldn't help thinking... What's the catch?

SKD is back to talk about today's newest form of competitive motorsport, virtual racing. iRacing is a fun, inexpensive and highly competitive way for race fans and gamers to have a true to life racing experience. iRacing.com hosts more than 50 official series and you can also choose to race in over 400 private leagues. All you need to get started is a computer, digital wheel/pedal, and a high-speed internet connection. If you want custom graphics for your virtual whip, hit up Scott @SKD937 on Twitter.

Discussion with SKD about the Coronavirus aka COVID19 situation and the impact it's already having on our community here in Wisconsin.