Ep. 70: Steve Maclin - Military Influence on Pro Wrestling

Passing The Torch with Martin Foster

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In this engaging conversation, Steve Maclin shares insights from his journey as a Marine Corps veteran turned professional wrestler.
He discusses the influence of his military background on his wrestling persona, the evolution of TNA wrestling, and the importance of character development in the industry.
Maclin reflects on memorable matches, the lessons learned from both wrestling and military experiences, and the significance of personal growth in his career.
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Разделы

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Why life is great right now (00:02:58)

3. What got Steve Maclin into pro wrestling (00:06:10)

4. Military background shaping wrestling persona (00:09:00)

5. Military experience specifically influencing in-ring moments (00:10:00)

6. Marvel Superhero Name (00:15:47)

7. Merging Military and Pro Wrestling Character Development (00:20:14)

8. One thing in Pro Wrestling that reminds him of the miliary (00:23:15)

9. Most unexpected military lesson that has helped him today (00:24:05)

10. What wrestling community can do to support the veteran community (00:24:45)

11. Common misconceptions about Marine Veterans and Pro Wrestling (00:28:32)

12. How his background impacted ability to build relations and first impressions (00:30:42)

13. Tips to not only survive criticism, but grow from it (00:32:48)

14. Best negative criticism he received and how he grew from it (00:35:14)

15. Unusual practices in his personal creative process (00:37:21)

16. Name Game (00:38:50)

17. Who comes to mind when thinking of a movie image that depicts leadership (00:44:30)

18. Something people would be surprised to learn about him (00:45:13)

19. GIANT Billboard message for the world to see (00:46:49)

20. Where to find Steve (00:51:31)