Christopher Prince "The Old Soul"- Wrassle Twins Podcast

Paul Heyman: The Architect of Modern Professional wrestling

From photographing wrestling events as a teenager to becoming the voice behind some of the biggest stars in history, Paul Heyman's career is unlike any other. This week, Wrassle Twins takes a deep dive into the life and legacy of the man who transformed professional wrestling. We cover his beginnings as Paul E. Dangerously, his unforgettable run in WCW, the rise and revolution of ECW, and his iconic partnerships with Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns. Along the way, we examine how Heyman changed wrestling forever through innovation, storytelling, and unforgettable promos. If you've ever wondered why Paul Heyman is widely considered the greatest manager of all time, this episode is for you.

Christopher Prince "The Old Soul"- Wrassle Twins Podcast

This week, the Wrassle Twins sit down with Christopher Prince, better known as "The Old Soul." A standout on the Mid-Atlantic independent wrestling scene and a trainee of Lodi at Team Fearless Wrestling School, Christopher shares his journey into professional wrestling, the lessons he's learned, and his goals for the future. From old-school influences to life on the independent circuit, this conversation offers a look at one of the most promising young talents in the region. Follow the Wrassle Twins Podcast for more interviews, wrestling history, and conversations with the people shaping professional wrestling today.

Gorgeous Gary New Pt. 2: The Manager of the Mid-Atlantic

Part two of our conversation with one of the Mid-Atlantic's most entertaining and outspoken managers, Gorgeous Gary New. Gary returns to the Wrassle Twins Podcast to dive deeper into his career, the art of managing, building memorable factions, working across multiple promotions, and what it takes to make fans love to hate you. We discuss the Love Street Posse, Greed, the current independent wrestling scene, and some of the lessons he's learned while carving out a reputation as one of the region's top heel managers. If you enjoyed Part 1, this episode goes even further into the mind of Gorgeous Gary New. Subscribe, leave a review, and follow the Wrassle Twins Podcast for more interviews with wrestlers, managers, promoters, and personalities from across the wrestling world.

Gorgeous Gary New (Part 1): Heat, Hustle & Independent Wrestling

For a few years, Gorgeous Gary New has been one of the most recognizable and controversial managers on the Mid-Atlantic independent wrestling scene. Love him or hate him, chances are you've had a reaction to him, and that's exactly the point. In Part 1 of our exclusive two-part conversation, Gary sits down with the Wrassle Twins to discuss his beginnings in professional wrestling, developing one of the most memorable personalities on the independent circuit, and what it takes to generate real heat in an era where everyone wants to be liked. We dive into the origins of the Gorgeous Gary New character, his journey through promotions across the Carolinas, Virginia, and beyond, memorable rivalries, locker room stories, and the philosophy behind being a true wrestling villain. Whether you're a longtime fan of Mid-Atlantic wrestling or discovering Gary for the first time, this episode offers a fascinating look behind the curtain at one of independent wrestling's most enduring personalities. 🎙️ Part 1 of 2

Yokozuna: The Weight of Greatness

Few superstars have ever felt larger than life quite like Yokozuna. In this episode of The Wrassle Twins Podcast, Nate and Joe dive deep into the career, legacy, and tragedy of one of WWE's most dominant champions. From his shocking rise to the WWF Championship, to ending Hulkamania, to becoming one of the most feared competitors of the New Generation Era, Yokozuna stood atop professional wrestling as an unstoppable force. But behind the Banzai Drop was a man carrying the weight of immense expectations, family legacy, and personal struggles. Join us as we celebrate the life and career of a true wrestling giant. The Weight of Greatness wasn't just a title—it was his story.