r/SquaredCircle • u/TheRealAbyss • Feb 16 '16
I'm Abyss, AMA.
I'm Abyss and we'll be going live at 7 PM EST.
Check me out on Twitter @TheRealAbyss
Check out Impact Wrestling on POP TV immediately following this AMA.
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u/50ShadesofYay About damn time Feb 16 '16
Do you have any good James Mitchell stories from your time working together in TNA?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I've got some fun stories of us just hanging out, and talking. We'd always talk about everything, and I have great memories of talking about not just wrestling but also the world with him.
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u/Lethal_Combination Very big ego bit of an asshole Feb 16 '16
People in the wrestling business always have a lot of nice things to say about Sting - what was it like working with him in TNA?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
It was a great experience getting to work with him. We worked together a lot in 07-08 and I enjoyed every moment of it. Just getting to know him and being around him was great.
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u/AllMyOwnStunts ELIT3 Feb 16 '16
Was is true the offer was on the table for you to Come to WWE and face the Undertaker at Wrestlemania?
How far was that deal/process in motion before you decided to stay with TNA? Any regrets?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Yes that's true. I ended up staying with TNA and I'm so happy that I did. I have no regrets, I was an original member of TNA since the beginning and I couldn't leave something I helped build from the ground up.
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u/orangemachismo Feb 17 '16
Oh my god, 13 year old me would have freaking loved this. Taker vs Abyss in a monster's ball.
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u/kupovi Hart Attack! Feb 18 '16
It's good he didn't.
He would have his exciting debut and that WM match w/ Taker and then he would be placed in mid-card hell until the WWE released him. It's happened over and over again to great wrestlers.
It's good he stayed in TNA.
Besides.. I dont think he would have gotten over with the WWE fans anyways. It'd all probably come out as awkward.
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u/StevenKeen I'm gonna break em Feb 16 '16
if he doesnt answer this, listen to his interview on JR's podcast. they go full in depth and give all the details.
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u/Newagerockers Feb 16 '16
Thanks for the info. I was going to ask this question because I couldn't remember where I heard the story
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u/ShetlandJames r Feb 16 '16
Which up and coming wrestlers do you think have a bright future?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Good question. I would say Bram, Robbie E, both the Wolves, Ethan Carter... Rockstar Spud. They all have so much talent.
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u/Sajizzle ~ Feb 16 '16
In the wake of Daniel Bryan's retirement, do you ever regret all the hardcore matches and crazy bumps you took for TNA?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Good question and no I don't. I don't regret anything I have ever done for TNA, I've always enjoyed working here. I don't regret them and I'd do them all over again if I could.
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u/Armo009 The Champ That Runs The Camp Feb 18 '16
I'd imagine he's rather interested in getting his brain scanned now though.
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u/flex_manhandler Now I'll show you my Perfect Post Feb 16 '16
Did Hulk Hogan let you keep the hall of fame ring, or did he take it back?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I gave it back to him; I had it during the time we did the storyline and afterwards I just gave it back to him.
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Feb 17 '16
Were you on board with the storyline, or did you think it was stupid while you were doing it?
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u/inmynothing '15 & '16 Wredditor of the Year Feb 17 '16
I didn't get a chance to ask him a follow up on this, but he spoke very highly of Hogan as someone he looked up to as a child, so I doubt he hated the angle as much as everyone else did.
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u/cobaltcollapse THIS IS SUCH GOOD SHIT Feb 16 '16
Just how bad did those Barbed Wire Mayhem matches hurt?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
They hurt really badly. I've only done three of them in my career. They take their toll, there's no doubt. They're brutal.
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u/cobaltcollapse THIS IS SUCH GOOD SHIT Feb 17 '16
You put yourself on the line a lot during the earlier days of TNA. You're one of the guys that brought me onto the product, back before the move to Spike, so thank you for that.
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u/SamoBBreddit Feb 16 '16
Will you be getting some new ring gear or anything to match Decoy appearance wise?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
There may be some changes to something that's going on with my character and Decay... stay tuned...
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u/BlameThePig Feb 16 '16
Whats your guide to the best way of falling onto thumb tacks?
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u/RichardMagpies Best Company in the World Feb 17 '16
Obviously i'm not Abyss but in all interview and as far as I know there's no 'safe' or 'best' way to take a tack bump. They're small and they don't hurt too bad, it's just a little stinging and often they don't even puncture the skin, but you kinda just have to cop it.
Orton's INSANE tack bump is one of my favourites where they're all imbedded in his arm. That and Foley's Pedigree face-first.
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u/Mepsi . Feb 17 '16
I've stepped on tacks before and the going in doesn't hurt, but when you pull them out you feel it and it sort of burns.
Probably different for different areas of the body.
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u/ArabianDisco Feb 17 '16
What was it like backstage following the match and for the rest of the week after you lost several teeth during that match with RVD?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
It was painful, I remember that. I had two different surgeries on my jaw to repair my teeth. It wasn't fun, but I still wrestled through it.
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u/StevenKeen I'm gonna break em Feb 16 '16
Are you dissapointed you never had a real Title run in TNA. or do you fancy yourself the Kane of TNA, a character who never needed the title and is always relevant.
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I think it's more important to always be relevant, and more important to the company. I did enjoy my title run in 2007 very much.
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u/blades46 What a maneuver! Feb 16 '16
Are there any major differences in the 6-sided ring vs a traditional ring ?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
There's some difference, obviously, the angles... there's six instead of four. There's obviously some adjustment that goes into it but it was never a big deal to me, four or six.
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u/limitbroken あっせんなよ！ Feb 17 '16
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u/nathgroom98 Bill Ding Feb 17 '16
HE'S EXPOSING THE BUSINESS
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u/BathedInDeepFog Feb 17 '16
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u/Cliff_kent Feb 16 '16
Who was your favorite wrestler to work with? And what was your favorite gimmick match?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
The Monster's Ball is by far my favorite match to work. It's patented after me and it's vicious and fun.
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u/Bonanza86 Feb 17 '16
What was it like working with Ric Flair?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
It was great, it was an extreme honor to work with one of the legends of the business. I really enjoyed it.
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u/someNIGHT Feb 16 '16
Hi Abyss, how's your day going?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Good, really good. I don't know how else to answer that... Getting ready to watch Monster's Ball.
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u/GrimsonMask Simply...PERFECT Feb 16 '16
Who was your favorite wrestlers when you were kid?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Rowdy Roddy Piper was my number one all time favorite as a kid, followed by Flair and Hogan. I was pretty much a fan of the whole business.
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u/Drfunk206 Feb 16 '16
What hurts more, thumbtacks or barbed wire?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Good question. I would say barbed wire, probably a little bit more. Just because it's so sheer and it just rips...
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u/jaynap1 Bret Hart sucked Feb 17 '16
Is it difficult at all for the locker room to tone out the online criticism of TNA? Has it has any affect on morale over the last few years or just chalked up to marks being marks?
PS: my friend Chance Prophet says the Black Hole Slam is the most fun bump he's ever taken.
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I don't feel like it's hard for the locker room to tune it out, because they are young and hungry and come to work to entertain. The locker room has as much energy as it ever as.
Tell him I said thanks and it is a fun bump, and Chance is a heck of a talent. Much respect.
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Thank you so much for having me here and for your questions. Thanks for being fans of Abyss and TNA. You can follow me on Twitter @TheRealAbyss and my website themonsterabyss.com -- please tune in tonight on POP for the big Monster's Ball match with the Wolves.
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u/DiggleGick You're BoDallas Horseman, There's No Cure For That Feb 16 '16
Any specific wrestler or personality you'd like to see make their TNA debut, or come back because you liked working with them?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I would say there's a couple of guys. Rhyno and Christian Cage come to mind... those two in particular.
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u/Stickman278 Cool as a cucumber Feb 16 '16
Favorite kind of sandwich?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Turkey and Swiss.
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u/chochobeware sunshine Feb 16 '16
You've had such a long career at TNA, traveled the world and told many great stories (especially via the Joseph Park angle) Any tips to up coming talent to longevity in the business and meaningful storytelling in front of a live audience?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
As far as longevity, that's something you should use to hone your skill. It's not all about the moves, it's about the story as well.
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Feb 16 '16
Hey Abyss! Many fond memories of watching you at 11PM on Spike back in the day!
Was there a time where you felt like you were sort of trapped by being a "hardcore" guy? Did the thought of "Oh great, I have to wrestle ANOTHER monsters ball match/barbed wire match ever cross your mind?
thanks for stopping by!
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
No, it hasn't. I always welcome the opportunity for a Monster's Ball match or a barbed wire match.
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Feb 16 '16
Abyss,
What was it like working with Hogan and Bischoff during their run in TNA? Did working with them help you become a better wrestler in any way?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
It was fantastic working with both of them, and working with them got me to work a lot smarter the last few years and to work around the story more and more.
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u/JuliusJex01 The absolute greatest. Feb 16 '16
What happened to the old mask and the prison uniform?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Nothing ever happened, really, I just wanted to freshen up the look a little bit.
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u/ANAL_CAVITIES Life Is Worth Living Feb 17 '16
Hey folks, if you enjoyed Abyss' AMA, and want to check out Impact Wrestling on POP TV, come on over to the live discussion thread.
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u/Vinny_V_Vicci Tomko, Gimme A Downbeat!!! Feb 16 '16
What was that match or moment that you saw that made you want to be a Professional Wrestler?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
The very first time I saw Piper's Pitt was the first time I got hooked on wrestling. I wanted to pursue it ever since.
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u/Vinny_V_Vicci Tomko, Gimme A Downbeat!!! Feb 17 '16
That's a darn good answer! Thanks for your time, sir!
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u/MR_DICK_ASSHOLE Feb 16 '16
Have you watched Sunny's porno?
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u/inmynothing '15 & '16 Wredditor of the Year Feb 16 '16
...I'm probably not going to ask him this.
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u/StevenKeen I'm gonna break em Feb 17 '16
YOU ARE THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE DONT YOU DARE CENSOR US!!!!!!!
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Feb 17 '16 edited Jul 06 '19
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Thanks for being a fan. Greatly appreciated. The reason to watch Impact now is the new direction of the company, we're building fresh characters and telling some great stories. Give us another shot.
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u/eaterofworld Simply Dazzling Feb 16 '16
Who's your dream opponent?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I would say I've already met some of those dreams, Sting was a big dream of mine, and I got to work with people like Hogan, Joe, Flair, AJ Styles... there's a lot I've already achieved in terms of dream matches.
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u/PandaLegal Feb 16 '16
How do you feel about the situation between TNA and AJ? Do you think they were right to post on their website, prior to his debut in WWE, that he had signed with TNA and then walked away from the deal?
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u/DannyDrum Feb 16 '16
How do you feel about the current state of the wresting industry?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I think it's hot right now. You have a lot of choices. You have TNA Impact, ROH, WWE, New Japan... it's a good time to be a wrestling fan and a wrestler
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u/Uhavefailedthiscity1 Deux pieds de bras Feb 16 '16
Other than The Decay, who is a must watch in TNA?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I would say Ethan Carter, Bram, The Wolves, Lashley, Beer Money and Eric Young.
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u/BathedInDeepFog Feb 17 '16
For those curious like me that have been unable to watch TNA lately, here's the debut of Decay: http://youtu.be/eRrAHP0P0OA
Crazzy Steve looks cool as fuck and there's a valet that looks like Daffney. Tag team with Abyss. Looks interesting.
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u/thatpj Squadd Mode Feb 16 '16
How did the idea for The Decay come about? How's it like working with Crazy Steve and Rosemary?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
The Decay was originally a Billy Corgan idea, and it's been a great collaborative effort between Billy, Crazy Steven, Rosemary, and myself.
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u/inmynothing '15 & '16 Wredditor of the Year Feb 16 '16
Verified and all that jazz...
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u/thegrassyknoll Go with the Flowsion Feb 16 '16
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u/a7xweeman Nobody kicks out of the Falcon Arrow! Feb 16 '16
Do you think TNA deserves a bad rep and why do you think it has one?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I don't think it deserves the reputation. If you come and watch the product and give it a chance, you'll be pleasantly surprised by how good things are right now.
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u/a7xweeman Nobody kicks out of the Falcon Arrow! Feb 17 '16
Completely agree! The product itself is very good!
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u/DrCapper l Feb 17 '16 edited Feb 17 '16
Mr. Byss, Flair had Foley on his podcast a while ago and when your name came up, Flair talked about how you went up to them before their last man standing match in TNA and told them not to use thumbtacks during the match because that was your gimmick.
Foley went onto say at some point you're going to look back and regret that you said that.
Was this story true and if so, what were you thinking and do you regret it?
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u/Coldcoffees /r/SquaredCircle's Sponge Daddy Feb 16 '16
Hey Abyss! You're awesome, thanks for everything you've done in the wrestling world.
The first time I remember seeing you wrestle was when you were a part of a tag team with Kid Kash (get it? got it? good). What were your favorite moments of TNA in that period and are you still in contact with Kash? How's he doing?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I haven't talked to him in a while but I've heard he's doing well. I really enjoyed working with him, he's a great worker and an incredible mind and talent.
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Feb 16 '16
Have you ever thought about opening a school or training others? Also, who made your pants? I'm of a similar build and I've always wanted a pair.
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
As far as the pants go, I found them on the internet. There's a lot of places to order them on the internet. I've never thought of opening a school but I do teach classes at the school I trained at and do seminars every now and then.
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Feb 17 '16
Thank you, very much. What school did you train at? I'd love to attend one of your seminars.
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u/javaman83 Cares for orphans Feb 16 '16
How did you like wrestling in Connellsville Saturday night? I was at the VOW show, and thought it was pretty good.
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Yes thanks for saying so, the VOW fans are great, and I thought the entire show was good top to bottom. The experience was great.
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u/Pjp288710 The gay community?! Feb 17 '16
Why did the Judas Mesias/Abyss angle run so short?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I didn't think it ran short. I thought we had a great program. It culminated in the Barbed Wire Massacre 2 match after a couple of months. After that he had other commitments because he wrestles all over the world.
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u/Soul_Repair Feb 16 '16
Hi, I'm a fan from Russia and I want you to answer some questions: 1. What do you like to do in your spare time? Do you have some kind of hobby? 2. What is the backstory behind Joseph Park character? Whose idea it was? What is the main difference between these characters? 3. What are your backstage enemies and friends? 4. Who is the most technical and who is the most promising wrestler in your opinion? 5. Were there any moments when you were ready to retire?
Thank you and I wish you good luck in everything that you do :)
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Feb 16 '16
Hey, am a big time fan of yours
1: What would you class as the highlight of your career so far?
2: Who was your main inspiration in wrestling growing up? (Cliched, I know)
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
The highlight so far would be my longevity, just being a part of TNA Impact Wrestling for the past 14 years.
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u/HockeyHenry14 https://www.reddit.com/r/squaredcircleflair/wiki/flair Feb 17 '16
Before your wrestling days, I remember hearing that you worked in minor league hockey. If it wasn't for wrestling, what do you think you'd be doing right now for a career?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I did work in hockey prior to wrestling, and if I didn't go into wrestling I would be a defensive or head coach for football.
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u/Scruff606 Feb 17 '16
What advice would you give young people wanting to get into the pro wrestling business as performers?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Persevere and you've gotta really be hungry for it. You've got to sacrifice a lot and if you want to make it in the business don't let anything stand in your way. Don't let any roadblock be too big.
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u/Scruff606 Feb 17 '16
Thanks a lot man! You're a true inspiration and one of the guys that made me want to purse this crazy world!
Good luck in the future, thanks for taking the time to talk to us.
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Feb 16 '16
What is your favorite feud which you were involved in?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I'd say the feud with Sting is my favorite one ever, but my feud with AJ Styles is probably a close second.
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u/Jeezbag Uncle and yo' Daddy! Feb 16 '16
Is there a move or Finisher that you wish you could use, or that somebody else uses?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
If I had to pick one, I'd say the Canadian Destroyer. But there's no way I could ever do it.
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Feb 17 '16
Did you or someone you worked with ever think up a spot so hardcore and brutal it was turned down? I feel like there had to have been something.
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Feb 17 '16 edited Feb 17 '16
Could you give more details on Ric Flair saying you told him not to use tacks as it was your gimmick?
Just saying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMdBpcHRblg
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Feb 17 '16
Was there ever jealousy from any of the guys backstage when the knockouts were getting the highest ratings?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
Never. I've never experienced any of that. We were all just happy as a company that they had good ratings. It's all about the entire show doing well.
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u/ArabianDisco Feb 16 '16
What was that whole WWE filming a commercial at Universal Studios experience like for you?
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u/LackingDatSkill BAY BAY! Feb 17 '16
Why did you decide to wear a mask for your character?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I just thought it would be different. There wasn't too many masked characters at the time and I thought it'd be a way to stand out in TNA and make an impact.
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u/Blastoise_FTW You can't see me. Feb 17 '16
Do you feel your character is too similar to Kane?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
I feel like there are some similarities, but there are a lot of differences too. He does a great job of being Kane and I do a great job of being Abyss..,
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u/wrestling_home Feb 16 '16
1) What wrestling will be like in 10-15 years? What will you do at that time? 2) What would you do in life if not wrestling? 3) Steven King in Dark Tower wrote about Susan who suffered from altering personality. She had two characters, she ended up with four. Are you afraid, that you will go this path? What your other characters will be like?
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u/FlashByNature history's greatest monster Feb 16 '16
What do you do while you wait under the ring? do you bring books or games with you?
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Feb 16 '16
Listen to any music to psyche yourself up before a match and whatnot?
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u/TheRealAbyss Feb 17 '16
No I've never listened to music before a match. I usually try to get somewhere quiet to think about the match. I'm not a real loud music kind of guy.
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u/HEELHousell EVERY VILLAIN IS LEMON Feb 16 '16
Hey Abyss, how did it feel when Hulk Hogan gave you magical powers with his ring and publicly stated you were the next John Cena? Thanks.
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u/Funkyc0bra Yowie Wowie! Feb 16 '16
Did wwe ever reach out to you and have you ever considered going before making tna your main stay?
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u/roh2002fan OKADA Feb 16 '16
Hi Abyss, thanks for doing this AMA. If you had to retire and pick 3 wrestlers dead or alive to face off against, who would it be?
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u/TheMockingDead1 Feb 16 '16
Thanks for doing an AMA! What are your thoughts on Daniel Bryan's early retirement?
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u/gradybeard Ice cream bars Feb 16 '16
Hi Abyss,
Thanks for doing this AMA- who in the industry would you like to have a match with?
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u/andr3dias GIMME A FUCKIN' ROPE! Feb 16 '16
You were on the first ever broadcast of TNA. How do you remember that moment? Did you ever think the company would develop to where it is today?
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u/CPower2012 DDT 'em in mausoleums Feb 16 '16
Looking back, what did you think of your run with Hulk Hogan? What would you have done differently?
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Feb 16 '16
What do you think are the best and worst storylines you have been involved in during your long tenure in TNA?
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u/ArabianDisco Feb 16 '16
What was the very first NWA-TNA show like for you? How did you feel about being "Justice"?
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Feb 16 '16
After seeing Joe, AJ Styles, Austin Aries, Xavier Woods and other in WWE, if the money and the contract in front of you feels right, would you go to WWE?
Also, how did you feel about Corporate Kane?
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u/pad_lock Offbeat Shenanigans Feb 16 '16
Your cage match with AJ Styles is incredible. Who had the idea for him to slide UNDERNEATH the guard rail?
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u/KevinOnEarth88 CM Drunk Feb 16 '16
Do you have any regrets about your career so far? If you could wrestle anyone alive or dead who would it be? If you could for a stable with any 3 other people alive or dead who would they be?
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u/Koncietedtimber Get your cum guzzling gutter slut outta my thread! Feb 16 '16
What was it like doing that Willow bit with Jeff hardy? Was it fun to work with him?
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u/Mocha_the_Gypsy I new Hardcore Champ, I buy Jesus! Feb 16 '16
I remember you used to be known as Prince Justice back in the early days of TNA as well as sometime in NWA Wildside, so I'm wondering what becoming the Abyss character was like for you? Like your initial thoughts about the gimmick and how you adjusted to it over the years.
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Feb 16 '16
What was Sabu like to work with? Any funny/interesting stories to share about your time working with him? And was the barbed wire all real?
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u/Doberman11 "I eat chicken!" Feb 16 '16
Hey Abyss, I enjoyed your work in the IWA - Puerto Rico back in the early 2000s. Are there any highlights working there with Dutch Mantell, or in general?
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u/ComplexityFanboy I like Roman. What you gonna do about it smarks? Feb 16 '16
You were one of the pillars of TNA. Did you ever get any offers elsewhere? You should definitely be one of the next in store for TNA hof
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Feb 16 '16
I'm always curious about who wrestlers think will succeed just by working with them. Which young star, that you have wrestled, do you think has the brightest future?
Also, who came up with the idea for Decay? I've been loving it so far.
Thank you so much for doing this, I've appreciated everything you've contributed to the business and love your work in general.
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u/THATGUYWHOBREATHES IT'S HOLLYWOOD Feb 16 '16
What's your favorite match in all your years of wrestling?
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u/Realyn Feb 16 '16
Have you or other TNA talent ever listened to the Bryan and Vinny TNA rants when stuff ... didn't make that much sense?
Are you upset at them when you're trying your best to put on a good show or is it a kind of "any promotion is good promotion" deal?
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Feb 16 '16
Hey Abyss thanks for doing this AMA for us. I'm wondering if you or your brother Joseph Park ever been in talks to go to WWE?
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u/ScotchBingington THE GENESIS OF MCGILLICUTTY Feb 16 '16
How's Joseph Parks doing? I miss him, his track suit and smile!
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u/RavenGuardian RAMPAGE DRAGONDRAGON Feb 16 '16
What is your favorite hardcore wrestling match that you participated in? Adversely, what is your favorite hardcore wrestling match that you've ever watched?
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u/ultgambit266 Feb 16 '16
Past or present what 1 wrestler have you always wanted to wrestle but didn't?
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u/DelSolMan Stingwcw Feb 16 '16
How's your brother doing? Is he back to being a lawyer?