On Creating Your Own Legacy By Kerry Morton At National Wrestling Alliance
Kerry Morton
on creating his own legacy in the National Wrestling Alliance: In an interview
with Fightful, Kerry Morton talks about his father's legacy in wrestling,
saying that he has a legacy as part of the National Wrestling Alliance. wanted
to make Here are the highlights:
On his
decision to become a wrestler: "He feels like his whole life has evolved
from the day he was about to step into the ring. He wrestled as an amateur when
he was in school and then won the state championship Then he did professional
theatre. Just before he stepped into the professional wrestling ring, he did
professional theatre. He toured with some music. As one can tell, there are
some posters in the background as well. Just a few in the guest bedroom. They
hate that anyone who stays the night will find out the story of their lives.
They did a lot. They did the Rocky Horror Picture Show, which ended their
contract when they were in high school It was one of the last big tours before
he was born. It was all involving his dad and his mom, who is lucky enough to
have good parents who look out for him. He taught them acting and sports and
Incorporated into vocal lessons and going to gymnastics or some sort of
gymnastics gym, they think, the bigger picture of a day Looking forward to becoming
a successful professional wrestler and making a name in this industry and
hopefully earning well and enjoying his career and his love for this industry.
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On making a
name for himself: "His dad and Robert and a bunch of old wrestlers he
talks to, he keeps really good contact with Dennis Condrey, Jimmy Cornett -
he's on them all the time. He's on their tapes. sees, he will send them a clip.
He will ask them what they were wrestling with in a show. Whatever. He is a
part of it. He always tells them that, 'His dad was always a young and hungry
kid.' Which is great. But that? He's not afraid to speak his mind. He's a bit
arrogant. He's a little confident. He's not afraid to show it and he thinks
it's something that it definitely shows. . that's what he can bring to the
table. It's something he's not afraid to show on the microphone or tell
promoters or say to a fan, 'Listen, just because he's Ricky's son doesn't mean
he can't do it for himself. Can't make up my name.'"
Robert
Gibson on his dad's not retiring despite keeping things under wraps:
"Honestly, his dad is very happy. His love for wrestling, like, look at a
few years ago, seems to have made him look back on Joy Janela's spring break.
Started and when he wrestled with Santana and Ortiz. He once again rekindled
the wrestling spirit and he absolutely loves this professional wrestling
industry. His father's time is passing, but his father's every morning He gets
up at six o'clock. He's going to the gym. He hasn't come back until about nine.
From there he's taking the dogs for a walk or he's doing some kind of business
in his office. Then he watches the tapes. And he's on a production call for the
National Wrestling Alliance or he's talking about independent bookings or he's
talking to Robert. He loves him. He's not going to tell his father,' Hey man.
They have to stop.' But at some point, and the two of them have talked about it
recently, one of the big things he wants is an agent for a big wrestling
organization, including the National Wrestling Alliance. That's something he
jumps into. But he's still a free agent. His dad can do all this little by
little and he's happy for them. He has some other ventures too. He wants to
start a coffee company. He's actually is pie-eyed, talking to some people about
it. Robert, on the other hand, the farewell tour is nearing its end and Robert
has nothing against him, he is family and he loves her, but His father is
always big enough to give fans their money. Robert is kind of beaten up now.
His knees hurt a lot. His hips are hurting too much at the moment. This is just
a part, right now. , Like, 'Hey, Robert. You've got to sit down for a while
now. It's time to sit down, and be a little quieter.
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