Tom Lawlor Comments On MJF & LA Knight’s Potential, KiLynn King Speaks Out
“Filthy” Tom Lawlor was a recent guest on Bobby Fish’s “Undisputed Podcast” to discuss a variety of topics, including who will be a bigger star in five years – MJF or LA Knight.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On who will be bigger in five years between LA Knight and MJF: “MJF. I’m not saying that everybody even needs to do this, because in the history of wrestling you surely have not needed to do this to be successful, but I couldn’t see LA Knight having a 60-minute match with anyone like MJF has been able to. … LA Knight’s biggest downside is, unfortunately, the same one we’re dealing with, Bobby — age.”
On Knight’s star potential: “The thing that won me over the most … [was], seeing him on SmackDown, his athleticism has jumped off the page to me. I figured he was a decent athlete, but we’re talking [a] vertical-leap-to-the-top-rope [kind of athlete].”
KiLynn King recently spoke with Taylor Wilde on the “Wilde On” podcast to discuss a variety of topics, including her time working with Wilde in The Coven.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On their tag-team: “The first match we ever had together, it was kind of chaotic. I signed the contract, and then I had no clue what my role was going to be once I started. I think we literally got the script like a day or two before. So we had to pretend like this was planned long in advance. That we had this dynamic going on, and we had these secrets in our heads. It’s like, let’s just make them believe that this chemistry is real.”
On developing their chemistry: “I think since then, we’ve really communicated so well to understand what we want this to be. Like, okay, this was given to us. This is what they need from us right now. How do we make the best of this? I think we’ve done a really good job in between each match and outing together to really bring that energy and that chemistry to life.”
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