Insights from Moose on his transition from the NFL to pro wrestling, and Scotty 2 Hotty shares the origin story of Too Cool

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On a recent edition of the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, newly crowned TNA World Champion Moose discussed his transition from the NFL to pro wrestling.

Moose said, Wrestling is not an easy sport. It’s not an easy thing to just jump into. I think what helped me with my football background was the discipline to keep going. I think that’s what helped me the most. You see, a lot of guys get into wrestling, [and] after a month, they quit because it’s too tough. Luckily for me, I came from a background that was just as tough, if not tougher, and it taught me a lot of discipline.”

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Moose defeated Alex Shelley to win the TNA World Title at Hard To Kill 2024 this past Saturday.

On a recent edition of the “AEW Unrestricted” podcast, AEW producer Scotty 2 Hotty discussed the origin of the Too Cool tag team, which stemmed from a conversation he had with Vince McMahon.

Too Cool comprised Scotty and the late Grandmaster Sexay. The two also often teamed with Rikishi.

Scotty said, What happened was, that day I go to get a coffee at catering at WrestleMania. The way I remember it, there was nobody else in the room and I go to get a coffee, all the lights go out and a spotlight shines down on me and I feel somebody to my left, and I look, and it’s Vince McMahon,” Garland began. “He’s getting a coffee at the same time. I said, ‘Thank you, sir, for putting me on WrestleMania. It’s a huge moment for me. I don’t know if you know this, I used to wrestle as Scott “Too Hot” Taylor in the independents for a while. Brian, at that time, was Brian “Too Sexy” Christopher. I know you have us in the battle royal tonight, I don’t know if there’s anything to it.’ And he goes, ‘Hmmm, let me think about that.’ And next week, we show up on TV, and we’re Too Much, I’m ‘Too Hot,’ he’s ‘Too Sexy.’

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Moose, the newly crowned TNA World Champion, recently discussed his transition from the NFL to professional wrestling on the “Busted Open Radio” podcast. Moose highlighted the challenges of entering the world of wrestling and how his football background helped him overcome them.

According to Moose, wrestling is not an easy sport to jump into. Many individuals quit after just a month because they find it too tough. However, Moose’s football background instilled in him the discipline to keep going, which has been instrumental in his success in wrestling. He believes that his previous experience in football, which was equally if not tougher, taught him valuable lessons in discipline.

Moose’s dedication and perseverance paid off when he defeated Alex Shelley to win the TNA World Title at Hard To Kill 2024. This victory solidified his position as one of the top wrestlers in the industry.

In another wrestling-related podcast, AEW producer Scotty 2 Hotty shared an interesting story about the origin of the Too Cool tag team. Too Cool consisted of Scotty and the late Grandmaster Sexay, who often teamed up with Rikishi.

Scotty revealed that the idea for Too Cool came about during a chance encounter with Vince McMahon at WrestleMania. While getting coffee in catering, Scotty expressed his gratitude to McMahon for including him in WrestleMania and mentioned his previous wrestling personas as Scott “Too Hot” Taylor and Brian “Too Sexy” Christopher. McMahon took note of this conversation and the following week, Scotty and Brian appeared on TV as Too Much, with Scotty being “Too Hot” and Brian being “Too Sexy.”

These anecdotes provide insight into the behind-the-scenes workings of the wrestling industry and shed light on the determination and creativity required to succeed in this highly competitive field.

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