No Punches Pulled with King Mega(2014)

[Robert Lotti]

Welcome to another edition of the No Punches Pulled interview series. In this edition, it's Round 2 with former NYWC heavyweight champion King Mega.

King Mega's 1st interview: www.nywcrules.proboards.com/thread/417/punches-pulled-king-mega

RL: Since the last interview so much has happened. What are your memories of Psycho Circus 2010?
KM: It was a great match. I think Tony Nese & I put on a great finale to that Circus match. I definitely felt it ofr a few days after.

RL: Why did you take time off after that?
KM:h I had to get surgery on both of my knees. My knees were in pretty bad shape at that time, and they're still not the greatest.

RL: What are your memories of winning the ECWA heavyweight title from Bazooka Joe?
KM: I remember when I won and Matt Bennett raised my hand, I had flashbacks of my first couple of matches there and couldn't believe that after all the wars I had in that ring I had finally become ECWA champion. Definitely a highlight in my career.

RL: What are your memories of your match with Mike Magnum?
KM: I remember that I didn't want to wrestle a manager. It was going to be the start of something good, but it never came to fruition.

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RL: What are your memories of your match with Lucas Mosquito?
KM: WHO!?!? LOL

RL: What are your memories of losing the ECWA title to Andrew Ryker?
KM: Ryker is a great guy and an underrated worker. I still remember how impressive his match with Alex Shelley in a Super 8 tournament. I don't remember much about the match to be honest.

RL: What are your memories of Chris Forza?
KM: There was a time when I was going to tag with Forza instead of Alex Reynolds. I nipped that in the bud quickly. Nothing against Forza, but I wanted to team with Alex for a while. I just didn't want to be in a tag team, but team with a friend of mine. It was either I team with Alex, or I don't team with anyone. I won that small battle.

RL: What are your memories of winning the NYWC tag team title with Alex Reynolds?
KM: Great times! Whenever I hear "We Are The Champions" on the radio a smile comes across my face. Teaming with Alex was a lot of fun. Hopefully we can team together one more time before I walk into the sunset.

RL: What are your memories of Royally Phat?
KM: Good feud! It took them time to gel, but once they did they were an entertaing and formidable team.

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RL: What are your memories of the 8 man tag team match at ACE Pro Wrestling Indymania?
KM: CLUSTERfuck!!!!

RL: What are your memories of your matches with Glen Osbourne?
KM: I had a vouple of good matches with Glen. One match in particular was a chain match and I had welts on my back for a few days after that. He's another guy I would like to work with one more time.

RL: What are your memories of teaming with Tony Burma?
KM: Short-lived! Burma is one of my closest friends outside of the ring, and I was happy as hell when we started teaming together. We had A LOT of fun! LOL. I definitely wanted to team with him a lot. Longer than we did, but he had to take time off for personal reasons.

RL: What are your memories of Style & Finesse?
KM: Good tag team and better guys. Saw them both a few weeks ago. Wish we could have had more matches together.

RL: What are your memories of teaming with Alvin Alvarez?
KM: I'm glad I got to tag with him when he first started. I've known him for years and hope he continues to grow as a wrestler.

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RL: What are your memories of Matt Justice?
KM: Very good dude! Willing to do anything in the ring, which is kind of rare these days. Definitely want to wrestle him a few more times.

RL: How did you end up in Right Coast Pro Wrestling?
KM: I've known JJ & Lisa for over 10 years. They approached me a couple of years ago about helping them start a promotion and I was more than happy to say yes.

RL: What are your memories of your match with Smith James?
KM: It was the first match in RCP for bith of us...I thinkk lol. Anyway, I knew that ir was going to be our last match up here because he had been signed by WWE and would be leaving in a couple of months. It was our first ever singles match and wish we could have had more. He's another guy I've known for years and I'm very proud of him forhe's accomplished and fully anticipate seeing him regularly on TV soon. He's one of the few guys mowadays that nowadays gets "IT".

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RL: What are your memories of Chris Steeler?
KM: Steeler reminds me of a young CM Punk. Same build, same look(minus the long bleached hair), similar work rate in some ways, good dude. Glad he's a part of RCP.

RL: How did you react when Steve Forge became a co-owner of NYWC?
KM: I didn't have one really.

RL: Word Association-DJ Hyde
KM: Business

RL: Big O
KM: Misunderstood

RL: Jesse Vane
KM: Young Quiet Storm

RL: Matt Justice
KM: Talented

RL: Starlets
KM: Marti Belle

RL: Milk Chocolate
KM: Not the sharpest tools in the shed.

RL: Mike Mondo
KM: Professional wrestler!

RL: Bill Carr
KM: Old school

RL: J-Redd
KM: Flavor Flav

RL: J-Ro aka Jolly Roger
KM: Namesake

RL: Are there any federations you'd like to work for that you have not worked for yet?
KM: Not a fed per se but would have like to work in Japan. That ship has sailed unfortunately.

RL: Anything you'd like to say to the fans?
KM: Continue to support NYWC, RCP, and wrestling in general. Thank you for all your years of support. Whether I made you smnile, laugh, curse, or cry...thank you for having a reaction.

RL: Thank you for this interview.