Alfred chats with WWE's Neville about his transition to the main roster, Money in the Bank and more. 

PodNasty - The Altitude Episode

Alfred talks Money in the Bank, Kevin Owens power bombing MGK on RAW and more. 

PodNasty - The Money Episode

Seth Rollins recently sat down with the PodNasty Wrestling Podcast for a very quotable interview as he talked about the pressures of being WWE World Heavyweight Championship, going it alone against Brock Lesnar, his recent visit to the barracks on Tough Enough and more! Please find the link below:

United States Championship vs. WWE World Heavyweight Championship and Competing with John Cena

"(The WWE World Heavyweight Championship) is (the most dominant title in the company) no matter what, no matter who is wearing what other title, this is the big boy, this is the one that everybody wants and if John (Cena) tells you any different he's a liar," said Rollins. 

"But the bottom line, though, is that I'm always competing with John Cena, John's a guy who has set the bar extremely high for the past 10, 12-15 years, he's a guy who—not only in the ring, but outside the ring—is an example of what a WWE Superstar should be and he has put in the work over that period of time to prove that and that's definitely something I strive to be as well. I strive to have that work ethic and instill that in people around me the way John has over the past decade and a half so I'm always competing with John Cena in my mind, but my title is the title and there's definitely no doubt about that."

On Tough Enough Contestants not Standing Out

"Not one person stood out to me (on Tough Enough)," said Rollins.

"Not a single one, nope, not one. I went down there and I tried to help them out, give them a few pointers here and there, let them know what it takes to be a star but, let me tell you, those kids got it easy.

"They don't know anything about anything when it comes to putting in the time, they think they're going to get through this little three-month course and they're going to be WWE Superstars and they're going to be famous, and rich and travel the world. That's not how it works, it's a whole lot of hard work and I think they're going to figure that out along the way, or they're going to fall by the wayside. For me, I didn't see a whole lot, maybe as they move along in the process they'll show more personality and a little more guts, but for now I'm not holding my breath."

If there will be backstage tension between Tough Enough Winners and WWE/NXT Talent:  

"Absolutely, that's what I'm talking about. Tough Enough is phenomenal, it's great, don't get me wrong. It pushes WWE out into the masses and everyone can see it's physical and they get an inside look at kind of what it's like to be a WWE Superstar," said Rollins.

"But at the same time you've got to understand that's not all that it takes, you don't just get to be on a reality gameshow and all of a sudden you're just a top star in 12 weeks. They're going to have to put in a lot of time, and a lot of hard work, and they're going to have to sacrifice a lot of relationships, they're going to be injured often, it's going to take a toll on them physically and emotionally that they're not prepared for and I think it will be very interesting to see who comes out of Tough Enough, who really is Tough Enough I guess when you look at it. Who's going to come out of it alive and who's going to make a success out of themselves?" 

On John Morrison recently stating he would "destroy Seth Rollins in everything."

"If I'm not mistaken, I believe John Morrison is a zero-time WWE World Heavyweight champion. Mind you, zero. As in never once did he win the big one. And I'm, what, not even three years into my WWE career and I've already won Money in the Bank, won the WWE title at WrestleMania, first-ever NXT champion so there's a lot of things that I've already destroyed John Morrison at and if John Morrison thinks he can take me in any of those endeavors, I would love for John Morrison to step up and say something like that to my face."

Rollins also talked about whether he will have additional reinforcements, if he's tired of always hearing about his ties to the Shield and much more. 

PodNasty - Seth Rollins Interview

Former TNA Heavyweight champion and GFW star Magnus appeared on the PodNasty Wrestling Podcast to talk about a rocky end to his TNA run and his future with GFW. Please find the link below: 

Not having fun toward the end of his TNA run and working with Jeff Jarrett in GFW

"No, absolutely not (I wasn't having fun in TNA). Some of that's to do with them, and some of that's to do with me," said Magnus. 

"Nobody owes you a good time or anything like that, but due to a number of different things I wasn't having fun there anymore and I just like to work for Jeff (Jarrett) again. 
I think Jeff is a great boss, a great wrestling guy and he's got a lot of great experience in the business."

On dropping the TNA Heavyweight Championship: 

"I thought it was premature and immature," said Magnus. 

"To me, I don't think that decision was just based completely on business. What's done is done, you know, they made their bed,they're lying in it and when it comes with what they're left with now, you get what you pay for." 

On not liking the Mickie James Train Track angle: 

"The only person who did like it was the person who wrote it. He had the final say on it, we all suggested alternatives, we all thought it was not going to work and it was not going to get a reaction, and our disregard for it and that was the result of it. That was one of the reasons where we just kind of said 'okay, it's maybe time to wrap this thing up.'" 

Magnus also talked about WWE NXT scooping up big names on the independent wrestling scene, TNA turmoil, his fitness book entitled "The Superstar Body," and much more. 



PodNasty - The Magnus Episode

Alfred talks about the passing of Roddy Piper, a lackluster SummerSlam build and WWE's archaic approval of the name "Apollo Crews." 

PodNasty - The Rowdy Episode

Alfred Konuwa breaks down a very good SummerSlam show and chats with wrestling superstar Virgil. 

PodNasty - The SummerSlam Episode

Alfred breaks down a most scandalous week in pro wrestling, including Jimmy Snuka's murder trial, Zahra Schreiber's departure, John Cena's injury scare and why NXT Dias need to stop crying and hugging after matches.

PodNasty - The Labor Episode

A professional wrestling podcast offering thoughtful analysis and insight on WWE, NXT and all things sports entertainment. 

Join Bleacher Report columnist Alfred "Big Nasty" Konuwa, as he talks Brock Lesnar, John Cena, Vince McMahon and all of today's wresting news and storylines in a show that is just as informative as it is irreverent. 

PodNasty features entertaining interviews with the biggest names in wrestling, pre-recorded bits and parody as this innovative podcast blends comedy and wrestling to give you the greatest 30 minutes of your life. Hope you brought a cigarette.  

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