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JAKE "THE SNAKE" ROBERTS INTERVIEW ONLINE |
 In what we at TII, and many other outlets worldwide,
consider the best interview of 2003, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts gives us hours
of his time!
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JAKE "THE SNAKE"
ROBERTS
-- Jake says
that he’s doing miserable… but that it’s a good thing, because
if you stay miserable then nobody can screw things up for you.
--
He said he grew up around wrestling as his father, Grizzly Smith, was a wrestler.
He followed in his dad’s footsteps to try and make him happy, but his
father discouraged him at every step of the way.
--
Jake wanted the ‘perfect family’ that he saw on television, but
he soon realised it doesn’t exist.
--
Nobody trained him to wrestle, he did it the worst way possible - trial and
error.
--
He says that Eddie Graham was the best ‘finish man’ ever, and that
Bill Watts stole a lot of his good ideas from Eddie Graham - “[Bill]
Watts never had an original idea in his life!”.
--
Dusty and himself never really spoke when they were in Florida. Jake says
he’s not a “hey buddy buddy type of guy”, and he doesn’t
like people because they’re good at what they do, he likes people because
they’re people. Jake feels that he’d still be in the WWF and be
“stinkin rich, filthy rich” if he kissed ass - but he doesn’t
feel he should kiss somebody’s butt just to have a job.
--
Jake then give the analogy that if his job was carrying eggs from a hen house
to a grocer, and never broke a single egg, he wouldn’t have to kiss
the ass of the boss to keep his job. Vince once called him in to discuss
future plans on one of his days off - one of just 3 every 90 days, and that
just wasn’t on.
--
On the topic of Bill Watts, Jake says that he’s a “horrible, horrible,
horrible person” and a “bully”. He also says that Bill abused
people physically, mentally and in every other way you could think of. “If
so happen to go to hell, and by god he’s not there, I’m gonna be
really pissed off”.
Watts
used to pick on the blacks, with the name Jake mentioned in specific being
Ernie Ladd.
--
Magnum TA was what Jake called a “good kid”, but he was getting
ripped off during his wrestling training. After that experience, Jake feels
he turned sour and started to “believe his own hype”, something
he thinks happens to too many people.
--
Roberts then makes an off the cuff comment about nobody really
‘winning’ the title, and follows it up by saying if it was about
the toughest guys it’d be just Haku and Hacksaw Jim Duggan left at the
end.
--
In an angle where Jake was ‘barred from the building’ (in the angle),
he came out during a match in which he helped Kevin Sullivan win, as the
heel Santa. Jake said he was in the crowd giving out candy during the event,
and just entered for the main event. His worst memory was that he was told
to wait for Sullivan after the match, and he did (whilst being pelted by
the crowd), but Sullivan ran off. However, he has fond memories of when after
the show he heard police saying how they couldn’t believe the crowd
were chanting “Kill Santa, Kill Santa” on Christmas night.
--
He ended up leaving Florida as himself and Barry Windham were being
‘used’, working long matches and earning little whereas the main
eventers were working short matches and getting paid lots, so he felt it
was just time.
--
On the topic of how he enjoyed working for World Class - he didn’t [enjoy
it]! Vince was buying people out, and he could’ve gone with him, but
Jake’s loyalty to wrestling as he used to know it, he stayed with the
old school. And now, he regrets that ‘stupid’ decision.
--
Talk then turns to the Von Erich family, with Jake explaining the real reason
that the Von Erich’s were ‘out of control’ - and it isn’t
drugs. He speaks at more length about Fritz Von Erich, the father of the
family.
--
Jake then told a funny story about working with Ronny Garvin. He said they
never needed to talk about the match they were having before, during or after.
They would just work, and Jake knew how to react to Garvin through a special
code - his nipples would become hard!
--
Roberts states that out of all the pro wrestlers that have been conditioned
today in modern times, he can only name Angle, Guerrero and Benoit as three
that would’ve survived the old school style of wrestling.
--
Jake and the hosts Daniel & James then stray from their questioning for
around 8 minutes in some truly amazing stuff where he really opens up with
his un-provoked thoughts on two or three different topics following on from
the question above.
--
The DDT is the explained, where it came from, a complete accident; he worked
a front face lock on an opponent, got tripped and hit the move now known
as the DDT. The name came from that toxic chemical the government were outlawing,
and was nothing to do with Damien - although Jake said the naming could’ve
had something to do with marijuana.
--
Roberts then emotionally gives his thoughts on the passing of ‘Road
Warrior Hawk’, Michael Hegstrand, and what a great man he was. He then
mentions Stu Hart and how he used to (in jest) try and keep away from him
as he’d try to ‘stretch’ him.
--
His one night confrontation with Mohammed Ali was an interesting one for
him. He said he didn’t sell Ali’s punches (which p*ssed off Bill
Watts) because the next week he had to return as the top heel and make money.
--
When the name Ric Flair is mentioned, Jake says “okay next?”. We
do finally get an answer out of him, where he says “as far as the man
not having a drug problem… just because he had a prescription for a
drug, does not mean you do not have a drug problem”, and also calls
him “tremendously over-rated”.
--
Jake went to the WWF after having a problem with Bill Watts. He was wrestling
the third or fourth match on every show when a lot of the fans showed up
just to see him and because of his card placing, he was also getting third
or fourth match on the card money when he knew he should've been getting
what the other guys did. So, Terry Taylor, who was Bill Watts' "GM" at the
time, took him aside and told him he was the company's fifth babyface. Ted
DiBiase, Jim Duggan, Steve Williams, and someone else who he cannot recall
went over him. So, after that conversation Jake called Vince McMahon's office.
Vince was on vacation for four weeks. So, Jake felt "Great. I just quit a
job and now I can't get a call back for a month." Fifteen minutes later,
Vince calls Jake directly and has Jake come up for a meeting.
--
Vince wow'd you with his genius. He went into Vince's office for the first
time and saw all psychology books everywhere. When Vince told him of the
strategy for Jake's character, he was told to wear lace up boots and lime
green tights. Jake refused feeling that his character wore the karate pants.
Vince said "That's a shame because the person that plays this character will
be getting $2,000,000 a year" to which Jake instantly thought "Well, I could
wear tights."
--
Vince also wanted Jake to carry the Snake. Jake wanted to do that for a long
period of time while working for Watts but Watts felt that would be a carnival
act. Jake then talks about his boots. He says if you wrestle for ten years,
you spend six weeks of your life just lacing up your boots. So, he figures
if a wrestler wears lace up boots, St. Peter laughs at you at the gates of
Heaven for wasting so much time. So, Jake wore pull on boots.
--
Jake thinks that one day Vince will run for President, and WIN. James asks
if that’s why Jake moved to England, but Jake explains that he moved
over here to get away from the “sh*tty” indy scene in America,
and come across for the architecture in England as he always wanted to be
an architect as a child.
--
The production of the WWF was amazing. When you go there, they give you a
tour of the place and all the production equipment they have, "and this floor
is for creative" and so forth. He says working for other companies, there
was one office for it with a guy writing checks in the corner. With this
company, you had an incredible amount of organization.
--
When Jake was doing the Snakepit, Hulk Hogan was a guest. They did a thing
where Hogan said his pythons were bigger than Jake's. Jake laughed at how
little of thought went into that. So, he'd tape the snake then tape
Hogan’s' arm, the tape was rigged to make Hogan's arm look 24 inches
which he says was bullshit, after doing this, Jake threw the chalk in Hogan's
face and gave him the DDT. Jake walked through the curtain and talked with
Vince as they felt it was working. Vince said to wait for Hogan to come back,
Jake said okay but he thinks Hogan's out. Jake explains by saying that you
can't do the DDT the right way without it taking it's toll. Hogan was to
stand up as the crowd chanted Hogan's name but instead, the crowd chanted
"DDT." So, Vince said "that's the end of that." Jake insisted that it was
working but Vince felt that the fans being split would hurt his marketing
plan.
So,
they turned Jake face to set guys up for Hogan to feud with. When Hogan was
fighting a guy in one city, Jake would be putting somebody over somewhere
else so that when their locations switched, the guy Jake put over would be
fighting Hogan and so forth.
--
Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat was a great talent, quite possibly the best
guy Jake has ever worked with. The injury Ricky suffered in a match with
Jake was an accident but not one Jake didn't expect. Jake says that George
Scott was then one of the bookers and felt that Ricky had gotten a break
from George in another territory. So, George saw this as giving back. According
to Jake, Ricky wasn't very against the idea but Jake warned that the DT done
the way it's supposed to be done can hurt you if done anywhere but in the
ring. They did it on the concrete and Jake says that Ricky's head swelled
by four inches. It took weeks before Ricky's eyes could turn black. He says
that was a serious injury that shouldn't have happened. He then goes on to
say that as good of a wrestler as Ricky was, he was a better man.
--
There were some guys like Roddy Piper and S. D. Jones that were afraid of
the snake. Some guys would come from the ring after having the snake on them
and thank God for getting them through it. They would tell the lord that
they would never cheat on their wives again and would go to Church on Sunday
from now on.
--
Jake feels wrestling Junkyard Dog was like getting your teeth pulled without
being medicated. He wrestled JYD a lot back in Stampede for Stu Hart, when
he was Sylvester Ritter .
--
Jake told Vince that he didn't have to get paid, being with Alice Cooper
was a cool enough deal. Jake was an Alice Cooper fan and Alice was the hottest
thing there was in 1973 when Jake graduated high school. So, he was thrilled.
When Jake went to the photo shot, he saw Alice in full make up and Jake said
"Woah, who's this dude?" When he figured out it was Alice, he loved it. Alice
introduced himself and said he is a big fan of Jake's character.
--
Working with Rick Rude was okay. Rick lived with Jake in the early days as
did Joe (Animal) from the Road Warriors. Jake liked to smoke back then and
Rick was a big health nut. So, he got on Jake's nerves. A promoter called
Jake about finding a guy to work as a Road Warrior style wrestler and he
sent Rick to the guy just to get him "the hell out of my house".
--
Ted DiBiase was a great wrestler he says there are guys that you can work
with that can do anything you want them to do as long as you tell them what
to do. Ted was one of those guys. He could do anything you asked him to do
as long as you told him what to do.
--
Badnews Allan (Brown) was a treat to work with. In the WWF, he was abused.
He says you should never expose a weakness in a guy. With Andre, if you knocked
him on his back he'd take a while to get up. So, if you knock Andre down,
do it by the ropes and he'd pull himself up with the ropes. Badnews had horrible
knees. It took him about ten seconds to stand up. So, you obviously don't
knock him down. Well, they set Badnews up for a feud with Hogan. Badnews
wrestled Bret Hart, they knew what to do to make Badnews look good and then
it was time for the "long run" that was promised for Badnews with Hogan.
Well, Hogan insisted on knocking Badnews down. So, they had their match on
a Saturday Night's Main Event, and that was about the last of it because
it was horrible.
--
The blindfold match is the match that everyone asks him about. It was the
easiest match in his career. They went out on a WrestleMania, where you're
supposed to give your all, and pointed their fingers at each other for a
while with the crowd telling them where the other was. He says he could see
right through the mask. So, all you had to do was stop, point, and let the
crowd go crazy. Felt that was lovely.
--
The greatest thing Jake has seen for the business in a long time was that
the Ultimate Warrior announced his return to the business. He then saw that
it was in a video game. He feels sorry for people who buy the game because
it will suck. He took months off doing the backstage clips of himself and
the Warrior and they were headed towards a big push for Jake. SummerSlam
1991 comes about and the Warrior refuses to go out to the ring that night
unless Vince gave him a million dollars cash. Vince paid the Warrior, Warrior
went to the ring and had his tag match with Hogan, and when he walked through
the curtain he was fired. Vince then said to Jake, "You have the worst luck".
--
Randy Savage was okay to work with if you could just calm him down. He tells
a story about having Liz on her knees in the ring begging for mercy and Randy
says, and Jake does a FANTASTIC Randy Savage impression, "What do you want
her to do." and then, well, you can draw your conclusions of what it looks
like with a woman on her knees in front of a man. Jake had to assure Savage
that it was just begging. But, that's how Randy was. He was very intense.
--
Jake has not heard Randy's rap album nor does he want to. He figures it has
to be insane. He says Randy used to blow dry his hair, now he just oils it
down. But, he can't imagine Randy's voice singing or rapping of any kind.
He talks about Randy's favorite singer being a country singer and says that's
not even remotely rap.
--
Jake again did an impression of Randy Savage backstage the night of the snake
bite incident. It has to be heard to hear how good it was. So, Jake talks
about the incident saying that Randy was okay with the snake bite until his
paranoia kicked in and said "What if Vince and the snake man want to take
the Macho Man out of the wrestling business, uh huh." Jake says that Randy
was convinced the snake was poisoned so he insisted that Jake allow the snake
to bite Jake himself first. Macho then sat there glaring at Jake saying,
in a real low and crazy sounding voice, "Lets just watch you now." An hour
later, Randy saw that Jake was okay and said okay to the snake bite.
--
So, it came time for Randy to get bit and the snake dug in. The snake chewed
on Randy for about a minute and a half. What they showed on TV was cut because
it was longer than expected. Jake would try to take the snake off of Randy
and it would hold on. They sent Piper to the ring to tell Jake to get it
off but Piper was too afraid to touch it. They then sent Liz to the ring
to scream to get it off and Jake told her he was trying but when he'd pull
it, it'd snap right back like pulling a bungee chord. When the snake let
go, Jake remembered what Randy said about going straight back to him with
it and Randy screamed "Keep it away from me!". So, working with Randy was
okay except for the first five minutes of every match being a legitimate
fist fight.
--
He doesn't feel the Undertaker feud was much of a feud. He says that he is
responsible for Undertaker no longer wearing make up. He says that after
he spent time with Jake, he had the black circles under his eyes anyway.
But, he wasn't too crazy about the feud. But, it was his idea to do things
like slamming his hand in the casket and such.
--
The reason Jake left the WWF was because of the whole situation with Pat
Patterson. Pat resigned from the WWF and Jake felt that it was time for him
to get the booking job he was promised. Vince walked up to Jake and said
"Out of respect to Pat, we're not going to do that." Jake said "What?" -
just because a doctor resigns before open heart surgery, they don't send
a gynecologist instead. So, because he was lied to, he quit.
--
He immediately went to WCW and negotiated a massive contract with a man named
Kip Fry. The deal would give him 50 percent of all merchandise sold as opposed
to the eight cents you got per shirt sold in the WWF. He says his half sister
worked for the WWF as a vender and would tell Jake that his shirts sold out
every night. They brought 100 shirts with them every night. But, when Jake
was given the merchandise sheet, it said 6 sold in this town, 8 in the other,
7 in the other. It became a joke. Because of that, it became policy that
the wrestlers not talk to the venders and the guy his half sister was dating
lost his job over it.
--
He didn't enjoy working with Sting at all. Sting was probably in the worst
ten percent of the guys that Jake worked with. He feels the best thing they
did to him was giving him the crow character but feels they then messed it
up by allowing him to speak again. "Sting is very overrated."
--
Bill Watts came into power at WCW. Jake showed up at a television taping
and they said that the snake was banned. Basically, they were trying to kill
his character. He feels Bill Watts figured that if you killed the star, you'd
get more out of him. Jake said it's like a race horse. You should put your
colors on him and ride it until it drops. "Yeah, he's with WCW now." But,
they didn't and he left. Also, Watts cut his 4 million dollar contract down
to a half million. Quite a difference, don't you think?
--
Smokey Mountain was okay. He had fun but it was short lived. There isn't
a lot to say about it except it was fun.
--
He worked with AAA for a long time. It was a fun place to work even though
he feels once the name "promoter" is put on someone, they become hard to
deal with. He went there because "I'm a prostitute". He says, "Pay me and
I'll do anything".
--
Jake had absolutely no reservations about his hair VS hair match with Konnan.
He got paid $75,000 for that. He says at the end of the day, the hair grows
back. The only thing that cannot be taken from you, and it isn't sanity,
body parts, or anything like that, is your word. He never sold his word.
--
Jake tells a story about wrestling a show where it was nothing but impostors
There was a fake Undertaker that stood 6'2. There was a Stone Cold that weighed
125 pounds, and then there was the real Jake. After the show, everyone said
that Jake was a fake and Jake had to say that he was the only "real" guy
there.
--
Jake's school isn't like Shawn Michaels' or others because you don't get
a Royal Rumble appearance at the end of his and act like that's a big deal.
What you do get is trained how to actually wrestle and in the end, it will
pay off. Jake also adds that his is the cheapest because he isn't doing it
for money, but for this reason. When he turns 80, he wants to be able to
pinch a young nurse on the ass and be sent to his room. While in the room,
he wants to be able to watch some wrestling he likes. So, he is trying to
teach the kids today to learn how to work.
His
Portsmouth (Gosport) school opens this coming Friday (the 31st October),
and is taking bookings. You can either drop along, or phone up. It is £50
to join (including one session) and £25 per session thereafter.
--
For more information about any of Jake’s wrestling schools (there is
more than one), feel free to contact me at daniel@theinteractiveinterview.com,
as a contact phone number is available upon request. Serious enquires only.
--
Jake is a dad legally, but he isn't a father. He wanted to walk away from
the business for two and a half years. He feels it wasn't working. When the
WWF called and asked him to do the Royal Rumble, he wasn't sure if he'd do
it. Jake, at the time, was 60 pounds overweight because he was not working
out, was playing golf, and eating. He stresses to never wear sweatpants because
once you try to put on a pair of jeans after wearing sweatpants, you can
feel how tight they are. But, he did go back and did the Royal Rumble.
--
He went back because there is something about the ring that cancers the soul.
Fortunately, or maybe unfortunately, Jake feels he is most comfortable in
that ring. That is where he feels happy, in control, and safe. So, that feeling
was there even though he was overweight.
--
He feels going back was a mistake in the long run, though. He wasn't prepared
for all the "click this click that" stuff that was going on behind the scenes.
He mentions that while writing for Vince, he'd be on the phone telling Vince
what he thinks would be good and Vince would be begging these 5 or so guys
to do what was planned. Jake feels at that point, the inmates were running
the asylum.
--
His thoughts on Bret/Shawn from the Survivor Series 1997 is that the belt
is a gift. He says Bret didn't beat anybody for that belt, it was given to
him and he should cherish the gift. He feels that is what is wrong with the
business. Guys are prostituting the business that he loves.
--
Jake loves Bret Hart. He also sends out his thoughts to Stu saying he was
a "sweet man."
--
Shawn Michaels, on the other hand, had changed. "Shawn had become a conniving
bastard as far as I'm concerned. He spit in everybody's face," He feels the
way he ran things and pulled strings was wrong. They (Michaels and the Kliq)
wouldn't cooperate with anybody.
--
Jake is having more fun now training kids than he did trying to train guys
like Ahmed Johnson. He feels teaching kids that don't have big money contracts
is a lot easier than teaching people that do. He says that when he's 80 and
pinches a nurse on the ass and gets locked in his room, he wants to at least
be able to watch wrestling he likes so he is running his schools to teach
kids how to do it.
--
He considers Jerry Lawler to be a "jerk" and as such he didn't enjoy the
feud. He talks about the whisky being poured into his eyes and how it stung
and how he really didn't care to do that. He says he won't talk about Jerry's
personal life but he will say that he stole from people in the Memphis territory
and he never forgave or liked him for that.
--
He feels Eric Bischoff and Vince Russo are "another Beefcake. A gift." He
says it's a shame that these guys get to run the shows and "play God" yet
still want to play goofy games anyway.
--
While writing for the WWF, he put Honky out there to do color. They would
have meetings where they'd tell the announcers what to expect and things
like that and Vince Russo and others would try to keep Honky from being in
those meetings because he feels they wanted to send him out there and make
him seem like he didn't know what he was talking about.
--
"I guess it has something to do with testosterone. Maybe that's why you go
to a strip joint and pay for it... Oh, sorry Vince!"
--
He felt Steve Austin had it. He had been given a raw deal in WCW. He didn't
feel Stunning Steve was him and the Ringmaster sure wasn't him either. Vince
told him that Steve Austin would never be anything but a middle of the card
player. "Whoops, wrong Vince! WRONG!"
--
Jake feels he can put himself in his character as well as others' character
and see where it needs to go. He did so with Austin. He says he did not find
the bible verse being used offensive. He says he'd have gone further with
it because it lifts the Bible up. He gives a few examples.
--
"Thou shalt not kill unless thou is really pissed off."
--
"Though shalt not cubit thy neighbour’s wife unless she's really hot."
--
"Thou shalt honor thy mother and father unless they're jerks."
--
He says the possibilities were endless. He doesn't, however, agree with the
flipping the finger in front of kids. He feels that is not okay for a children's
product but Vince is not trying to produce a children's product right now.
"He's trying to produce a jerk's product and doing a fine job of it. And
it's going to cost him his ass."
--
WWE today should stand for "Worst Wrestling Ever." He feels everybody looks
the same, everybody does the same moves, and nobody sells anything. He feels
there is some talent in the WWE but for some reason they're not letting those
guys shine. "Maybe they're saving them for when they go broke."
--
Jake is not on drugs. He feels he slips and falls but he feels maybe he is
the first one to ever have that problem. He says he never met an addict that
looked up and said that he always hoped that one day he'd be laying in a
gutter getting pissed on while all alone and think that is where he wanted
to be. Jake says he doesn't do it as much as people think. He feels he has
paid for doing it and he has paid even more by telling the truth about it.
--
Instead of a book, Jake Roberts wants to do videos either on home video or
on his website telling his story. He doesn't feel anybody can write what
he has to say in a way that it will translate to the reader as well as seeing
his face and hearing his voice while he says it will. He finds it odd that
every wrestlers book writes about other people. That either means they have
a very boring life or they aren't telling the truth about something.
--
Jake left the WWF the final time around because of direction. He also felt
some guys should have been given a lot more. He feels that when Shawn did
the "knee injury" where he gave the title away without losing it, "wow,
isn’t that something?" and right after that they wanted him to go back
on the road. The guy that told him this was Bruce Prichard. Bruce said "you
have to." Jake says that whenever he is told he "can't do something," then
he has to do it. So, he told him off and that was it.
--
Bruce Prichard changed drastically as well. He became a jerk in Jake's book.
According to Jake, Bruce used to act like a "17 year old girl afraid that
her boyfriend was going to dump her" and used to call Jake to get his job
back with the WWF. Then he became a total jerk.
--
ECW called him while he was in the middle of a fishing trip. They made him
a nice offer so he went. He liked working there and for Paul and he liked
Paul, but he feels doing so was a mistake. He feels Paul let a lot of people
down and says "shame on you, Paul."
--
He didn't work at ECW full time because "I guess they had trouble paying
me. I guess they had a lot of trouble paying a lot of people."
--
Heroes of Wrestling was a company that let the guys do what they wanted and
didn't put their foot down. He was very hurt by that night because Jim Neidhart
refused to do the job. Jim felt he was going back to the WWF and couldn't
do the job for Jake or he'd look bad. So, Bundy did as well. Jake agreed
to do the job because "it isn't about that." He did make a mistake that night.
He let Bundy crown him with a chair and wow did he ever.
--
Jake was lied to about Beyond the Mat. He was told it was a free thing that
would be on TV to help kids. "It was a little bit different, wasn't it?"
Jake says the guy that made it was a liar and Jake feels he was the only
one that both didn't get paid and told the truth.
--
Jake is starting a new website to bring back his "Snake's Point of View."
He says it may not be very pretty but he feels the current wrestling product
doesn't give much to be pretty about.
--
Jake has not seen any NWA TNA yet. He makes a remark about them giving Jim
Duggan a raw deal. He says there is always something about the Memphis style
of booking that has a sour smell to it. "It's not actually sour, it actually
smells like shit." He says he doesn't know if that is how Jeff is doing it
or not but he wouldn't expect different. He says there is nothing personal
between he and Jeff Jarrett though.
--
Daniel asks if he heard they are bringing Lex Luger in this week. Jake replies
"Oh, what kind KILLER gimmick does he have this time? Oh, sorry! Clothesline
somebody or give them a shot? Thank God he's not a drug addict. Wow, gee.
Wow! How many people have I killed? Oh sorry!" He goes on to say that Lex
isn't a man or a wrestler.
--
He once met Lex Luger's mother on a plane. Jake woke up and had a hang over.
He asked for some food and was eating and while eating she asked Jake if
he was a wrestler. Jake said he was and she said her son was as well but
he would never put that stuff in his body. Jake gave a snide remark back
and asked who her son was, she said Lex Luger. Jake said there are three
kinds of wrestlers. You either wrestle great, cut great interviews, or you
have a great body. He told her fortunately, her son has a great body. She
took offence to that but Jake didn't care.
--
Jake mentions the reasons his schools are better than all the others. He
says that he actually trains you, rather than taking a high amount of money
and sending you out there “trained” but not trained. He says that
he has his Portsmouth and London schools open and a couple more opening in
the next few weeks. For just £25 a session (£50 to join - including
one session free), you get a real expert tutoring you in your quest to enter
the business.
--
Host Daniel explains how many people have taken an interest in the school
and emailed in, but not as many have phoned when being issued with the phone
number, so therefore an email account has been set up. This can be obtained
by emailing Daniel at daniel@theinteractiveinterview.com. Email if you want
ANY information about any of Jake’s England based Wrestling Schools,
as this is the best way to be put in touch with the offices. And you now
don’t even have to phone, you can just drop an email. This, I encourage.
--
We then move onto Word Associations, where Jake gives his ever honest opinion
on many names including Vince McMahon, Raven, Dick Eversall, The Honky Tonk
Man, Sting, Chris Jericho (and was he ever brutal) and many more.
Since
the recording of this interview, Jake has a few comments he wishes to get
off his chest. They can be found below:
Guys,
Enjoyed
doing the interview, maybe a bit too much. Seems I've 'hissed on' a few people's
parade. Normally I wouldn't do that, but now you've all gone and done it.
You
and I both know that no steely weapon can destroy this beast. How dare any
of you predict where I'm going, because none of you, absolutely none, could
live through where I've been. It'll be simple, you don’t have to look
for me, because I'm coming for you.
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