INTERACTIVE WRESTLING RADIO INTERVIEW - The Stro

Show: 3 Count Wrestling courtesy of www.WrestlingEpicenter.com
Guest: Feyette County District Attorney Scott Ballard & The Stro
Your Host: Chris Furguson
Produced By: Chris Furguson

The entire wrestling world has been through a variety of emotions this week with the ongoing saga that is the Benoit family tragedy.

First, sadness over the loss of perhaps the best technical wrestler of his generation, his legendary diva wife, and their innocent child.

That sadness became shock, horror, and a myriad of other mixed emotions when the apparent details were released concerning

the causes of death.

In a stunned state,the Wrestling Epicenter is trying to get answers. Answers that can help us decide what it is we need to feel

right now. And, answers that might help people ease the pain of this great tragedy. And, on this special edition of 3 Count Wrestling,

we do that.

Join us as we welcome Feyette County District Attorney Scott Ballard to discuss the disturbing details of this case. Please, be warned. What is discussed is not for children's ears and might make some listeners queesy.

In addition, former WCW superstar "Maestro" the Stro joins us to share his feelings.

This isn't done for profit. This isn't done for personal gain. We just want to find answers. I think every wrestling fan sure has enough questions.

STRO

The Stro, the former "Maestro" of World Championship Wrestling, shares his thoughts about the Benoit tragedy.

"Chris has been and always will be, in my eyes, one of the greatest in-ring performers of our industry. I can't say enough good things about Chris. The fact that he was a friend, a hero, an inspiration and a brother to me... I feel like I've lost a brother, a sister and a special little boy."

Stro then goes into his deeper feelings about the tragedy.

"Well, I'm just as stunned as everybody else as to what went down."

Off-topic, Stro says that Ivan Koloff is "coming along fine" after his automobile accident. "I'm sure he'll be back at par soon. He's a very tough man and I think he'll come out okay."

Information about Stro can be found at www.thestro.com