The 137th edition of JG’s Radio Free Insanity is on the air and available right now at WorldWrestlingInsanity.com (Flash and MP3 download) This week’s show features a guest who truly is Justin Credible because, well, that’s who it is.

That’s right, the former ECW Champion joined James Guttman on ClubWWI.com for 39 minute shoot that hit all the high notes on his achievements. From ECW to TNA to WWF, Justin spoke about all things in his more than credible career. Now you can hear it all yourself not only on ClubWWI.com, but on today’s Radio Free Insanity (always free and always on WorldWrestlingInsanity.com) Among the many topics in the interview:

Running a Pro Wrestling Dojo with Jason Knight

Restarting Assault Championship Wrestling

Training Young Students

The Dojo’s Facility

Being Trained by The Hart Family

Bret’s Success At The Time

Experiencing It As a Fan

Convention Appearances

Ric Flair

Appearing On The First Raw

His Prelim Days as P.J. Walker

Doing It At 18

His Upset Over I.R.S.

How and When He Was Told

Where He Thought It Would Go

Working Batista’s First Raw Match

Working C.M. Punk’s Debut Match

What That Says About How He’s Viewed

Earning Your Spot

Aldo Montoya – “The Best of The Worst”

The Idea Behind It

The Jockstrap Mask

The Popular Show It Was Modeled After

The One Stipulation WWF Gave Him When He Left

Why That Wasn’t a Problem For Him

His Friendship With The Klique

Hall, X-Pac, Hunter, Michaels, Nash

How They Spent Free Time

The Intention of The Klique

Knowing ECW Was Right For Him

His Favorite People To Work With There

Who Came Up With “Justin Credible”

Where It Came From

The Person Who Was Going To Use It First

The Impact Players

How Lance Trained Him When He Began

When Lance Left For WCW

How Much Lance Was Making

How Much Justin Was Making

Hardcore Wrestling

What It Really Means

The End of ECW

The Final ECW Show

The New ECW

Knowing What It Would Be

Why He Never Joined WCW

X-Factor

His Friendship With X-Pac

How The Company Didn’t Get Behind Them

Why Albert Didn’t Fit

How “The Young Jabroni Writers” Hurt Them

Why He’ll Never Return To TNA

The Insane Reason He Was Let Go

Heat With The Jarretts

How TNA Treats Talent

How TNA Treats Foley and Sting

Wrestling’s Bleak Future

Praise For John Cena

The Return of the Territories

JAPW

The Internet

How It’s Done Good and Bad For The Business

Supporting Indys

Why The End of Wrestling Society X Didn’t Surprise Him

What The Red Flags Were

Myspace.com/ImpactCentralDojo

WardWrestlingAlliance.com

…and more!

JG then speaks about tomorrow night’s all new edition of JG’s Smackdown Insanity, Sunday’s Cyber Sunday real time coverage on World Wrestling Insanity, and more.

Also, Guttman tells everyone to check the site over the next day or so as the new uncut shoot is on the way.

With that, Guttman cues up clips from Justin Credible’s uncut shoot.

James Guttman welcomes Justin Credible to the show and asks how things are by him. Credible says he’s doing well and presently working to train young wrestling hopefuls along with Jason Knight, his former ECW running partner. They have a full gym set up and, as Guttman points out, being trained by a former ECW Champion has its perks for any young student. Justin is also active in the relaunch of Assualt Championship Wrestling in the Northeast. For more infor on the Dojo, head to Myspace.com/ImpactCentralDojo

***ClubWWI.com Break***

In progress, James and Justin are discussing the end of Credible’s run as Aldo Montoya in the WWF. JG had heard that one of the stipulations for his release was that he couldn’t got to WCW. Justin answers:

“Yeah, absolutely. Because I didn’t get fired. I asked for my release. I had a good working relationship with the office at the time, but I did’t want to continue…I felt I was too young to be wasting my career away. So I went Vince McMahon and said, ‘Thanks for the last four years. You’ve given me my break, but I feel like I could do more in the business and I want my release.’…They came back with no credible creative offer, so I said, ‘Look. It’s not going to work. It’s not about the money.’ Which it wasn’t at the time. It was about me getting a little bit of a push and, you know, being on the other end of the spectrum and getting to work upper card matches. When I left for ECW, it was really under my terms. As long as I didn’t go to WCW, ’cause at the time they were raiding talent left and right. Not that Aldo would have been a big crushing blow to any promotion to leave, but at the time they were just trying to be cautious and that was the decision. Yeah. You’re right.

Aside from Justin Credible over 130 star interviews are available on ClubWWI.com for less than five dollars a month. Among the other guests you can hear from are: Jesse Ventura, Big Daddy V, Terry Funk, Jerry Lawler, Vince Russo, Eric Bischoff, Ahmed Johnson, Balls Mahoney, Bobby Heenan, Terri Runnels, Kevin Nash, The Iron Sheik, Sid Vicious, Paul Bearer, Brian Knobbs, Bruno Sammartino, Bryan Clark, Sean Mooney, Erik Watts, Mr. Hughes, Scott D’Amore, Tito Santana, Al Snow, Tod Gordon, JJ Dillon, Charlie Haas, Tom Prichard, Jacques Rougeau, Paul Roma, Tammy Sytch, Too Cold Scorpio, The Honky Tonk Man, Ole Anderson, Kid Kash, Samu, Mike Bucci, Ivan Koloff, Jackie Gayda, Scotty 2 Hotty, Dawn Marie, John Heidenreich, Jimmy Hart, Jimmy Valiant, Rick Martel, Bad News Brown, Nick Bockwinkel, Dory Funk Jr, Diamond Dallas Page, Rob Conway, Sylvain Grenier, Buff Bagwell, Christian Cage, Jazz, Demolition Ax and Smash, Koko B. Ware, Ricky Morton, Dustin Rhodes, Damian Demento, Fred “Shockmaster” Ottman, Cpl. Kirchner, One Man Gang, Scott Steiner, Shawn Stasiak, Ted DiBiase, Ivory, Chris Masters, Elix Skipper, Kamala, Samoa Joe, Giant Bernard, Bill DeMott, Juvi “Juice” Guerrera, Nora “Molly Holly” Greenwald, Nick Dinsmore, Harley Race, Bull Buchanan, D-Lo Brown, Road Warrior Animal, Missing Link, Rikishi, Slick, Nidia, George Steele, Christy Hemme, Disco Inferno, Paul Ellering, Vito, Steve Blackman, Bushwhacker Luke, AJ Styles, Chris Daniels, Dennis Stamp, Shawn Daivari, Kevin Sullivan, B.G. James, Ron Killings, Zach Gowan, Dan Severn, Earl and Dave Hebner, Baron Von Raschke, Spike Dudley, Rodney Mack, Downtown Bruno, Larry Zybszko, Rick Steiner, Mae Young, and many, more.

 

James Guttman’s second book, “World Wrestling Insanity Presents: Shoot First…Ask Questions Later,” is available for pre-order on Amazon.com.