Episode Thirteen: Runnin’ With The Devil
The chips are down as Reno Championship Wrestling tries to pull off their big Pay-Per-View, Blackjack Beatdown & Ace Anderson gets a rude awakening about his future.
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This concludes Reno Championship Wrestling, Season One. Thank you for bringing RCW into your homes, lives & daily drives. We appreciate your time & support so much. Many thanks for letting us hang out with you. If you're digging the show, please tell a friend who might dig it, leave us a review on your favorite podcast provider or hit us up on social media!
Since I was 5 years old, watching wrestling with my grandpa, I’ve been enraptured by the amazing, rambunctious & weird art of Professional Wrestling. Making RCW has been a true dream come true.
If you’ll indulge me, I’d like to thank the following folks who made this season, this story & this podcast happen:
- To the KFam Crew: I am so incredibly grateful & happy we got to play again even if the playground was quite different. Your trust & support in the show, story & me meant the absolute world. Love y’all to the moon & back.
- Amberly Nichols (Samantha Irons), you shot your shot and made Samantha truly come to life. I’m forever impressed & grateful.
- Trent Shumway (Ace Anderson, “Tiny” Owens, Oscar Terwilliger Jr., Russ Rowdy, “Loud” Lance Westinghouse & so many others) I love you brotha, thank you for being my Mel Blanc. My god did you fucking crush it with this thing.
- Noah James (Ricky Daniels) You’re a great friend, phenomenal actor & an even better human being. Love ya brotha. Been a fan since I first saw Devin Baxter jingle his keys & look forward to more stories (us) & more success (you).
- Randi Suazo (Bobbi-Ann Bradley) thank you for your talent & trust, my friend. The truth & fire you bring to Bobbi-Ann has been incredible to behold.
- Owen Virgin (Handsome Ethan Andrews, Randy Rowdy) incredible performances all around from a guy who didn’t think he could play a heel! We all knew you had no rivals when it came to comedy but who knew you had that bastard in you. #RassleManiaStyle indeed.
- Matty Walter (Rattlesnake Blake) couldn’t & wouldn’t do this without you. You’re the real deal & a true Man’s Man’s Man. Thank you for all that you do and everything you bring to the table!
- Abe Bueno Jallad (Jesus Ricardo) Thank you for your time & talents, my friend. This season was so much fun & I can’t wait for the stories we get to tell next season.
- JB (Darling Doug Graham) you continue to kill it, my friend. It’s an absolute pleasure getting to do this again but inside the wrestling ring.
- Alasdair Stuart (Shooter Samson) you brought such an energy & heart to the room this season. I can’t wait to better figure out time zones so we can benefit from more Shooter in all of our lives.
- Nick Judy (Mel Deltona) It has been such a pleasure getting to work with you again, dude. From "Somebody called the Fuzz!" all the way to Orange Juice Simpson. Thank you for the trust & I can't wait to keep telling stories with you brotha.
- Jared Rusk (Dr. Edward Fieldstone) Thank you for hanging out with us and becoming our crooked veterinarian.
Huge thank you to Joe Hunter & Justice Hopkins for showing us all what RCW looks & feels like.
Massive thanks to Ian Maudlin for the incredible music this season!
Reno Championship Wrestling is produced by Brian Bradley, BMB Productions, Podcast's Trent Shumway & Anthony Rogers.
- This show doesn’t happen without you three, in so many different ways. Your support, trust & belief got me back in the saddle & telling stories again; I don’t know that I'll ever be able to pay that back. I hope we get to tell stories together forever, my brothers. Love you, mean it.
- Last but not least, thank you to Amanda, Madison, Rory, Kourtney & all the family & friends that helped make RCW happen. None of this is possible without you, your love & your support.
The show is dedicated to Clay Brown & everyone who has ever laced up their boots, stepped into the squared circle & risked their lives & livelihoods (across empty high school gyms, armories & packed arenas) to tell larger-than-life, reality-bending, beautiful & physical stories to us all.
Reno Championship Wrestling is an I Know A Place Production.
