Donald Trump made an appearance on” Six Feet Under,” a radio hosted by The Funeral, a former wrestler who goes by the real brand Mark Calaway, where he revealed his interest in professional wrestling.
Trump also interrogated the legendary boxer on the challenges of the band throughout the interview, showing his attention and strong interest in the world of sports entertainment.
During their trade, Trump bombarded Calaway with rapid-fire issues, ranging from how wrestling jewelry absorb effects to the physical burdens on athletes. ” Does that ring taking great absorption”? Trump asked, leaping into intricacies that highlighted his drama.
Calaway responded by describing the brutality of earlier competitions and how athletes had to make themselves subject to physical abuse.
The discussion also took on a funny tone, with Trump referring to his engagement with WrestleMania, particularly his role in the” Battle of the Entrepreneurs” at WrestleMania 23, where he and WWE Chairman Vince McMahon faced off in a fight represented by athletes, which resulted in McMahon getting his nose shaved.
Trump reminisced about the event, noting it drew report pay-per-view buys, and praised The Angel’s classic slow gate, calling him one of the greatest sports performers.
As the two delved deeper, Trump inquired about behind-the-scenes conflicts in the wrestling universe. How frequently did somebody become extremely unhappy? Trump enquired about actual battles in the skewed leisure industry.
Calaway likened the professional associations in grappling to politics, stating that while boxers might not always like each other, they had to keep professionalism—a attitude Trump found relevant.
Trump also praised Calaway’s energy in the ring during the interview, with the former president remarking on whether the boxer always needed to have surgery because of injury.
” What most people do n’t realise, Mr President, is that although we’re entertainment, in any given match, you’re two inches away from something really catastrophic happening”, Calaway explained, making the former US President aware of the dangers of pro wrestling despite its scripted nature.
Trump’s love for grappling, along with his personal contacts to WWE through lifelong friend Vince McMahon, was visible throughout the meeting.
He praised the athletes ‘ athleticism and warmly recalled his time playing at several WWE activities, even appreciating how intense their performances were. As the exam came to a close, Calaway made a comment about Trump’s image, noting that his audio appearance revealed a part of the former president that few people notice: his true interest in sports and entertainment.
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