Nick Aldis
speaker
860 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
Nick Aldis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Appearances
I know you talked to Gangrel recently and Gangrel was like the first name guy I ever wrestled.
Yeah, he's the best.
He's awesome.
I was like 18 and I got to wrestle Gangrel on a Brian Dixon show and he took such great care of me, he was such a pro.
But like,
I did that for, you know, a year and a half.
I went to Harley's camp because I'm still trying to learn to be a wrestler.
Like, you know, I'm sort of wrestling every night, but it's like, you're pretty much doing the same match.
You know, you're sort of doing like baby face match and you're working with one of about six different heels and they've all got their rigid sort of match that they pretty much do with everyone.
So, you know, I'd work with like Carl Kramer and I'd do the, you know, he was a big super heavyweight guy.
So I'd sort of do the, you know, go to slam him.
I can't, you know, something eventually finally get the slam.
Oh, you know, like, and then depending on where you're on the go, either you go over or you don't, you know, you work with.
you know, whoever else the other heel is.
And, you know, oh, they like to do, you know, they like to do this spot where it's like, you know, so-and-so, baseball slide through the legs, catch the foot, whatever it is, everyone's, you just got a sort of set routine.
So while my crowd work is,
was good.
Like I always felt like I had a pretty good handle on crowd work, like poise and timing and like letting things breathe and, you know, and all that, because that was a skill that was being developed.
I really wasn't developing like in-ring skills.
I really wasn't developing much of an in-ring IQ or an in-ring persona, right?
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