‘You can go out there and do 4,000 kicks, but can you connect deeply with the crowd?’
Read More ‘I thought I was going to get in the ring and be the best wrestler in the world.’‘I could have always thought, “something’s not quite right here,” but I didn’t really have the words or tools to call it out.’
Read More ‘We as fans can sense that we’re on the precipice of something.’‘It changes everyday life, because you’ve got somewhere to focus that creative drive that everyone’s got.’
Read More ‘I can be talented and confident with my arse out.’‘I’m just excited that I can talk to so many like-minded people through doing what I do at Melbourne City Wrestling.’
Read More ‘Support Aussie wrestling. That’s been my mantra for 20 years.’‘With wrestling, it’s never going to end… I’m never going to get bored of it.’
Read More ‘When you’re a part of a big pop, there aren’t many better feelings.’‘It feels amazing that I get to work on shows with people that have helped make the Australian scene what it is today.’
Read More ‘It took two years. But, it was worth it.’‘The “Magik” is where she feels most comfortable and without it she wouldn’t be Erika. Without her dolls, there would be something missing. Almost as if she had lost her soul. That’s just her culture.’
Read More ‘Erika fights. She fights for what she thinks is right.’
