2022 will be PCW's 11th Anniversary which is a huge achievement, but what you may not have realised is that it will be Stallion's 10th year with the company!

I've had such a great time with so many memories, having worked with not only the top talent in the UK but from around the world including Ricky Steamboat, Terry Funk, Lionheart, The Dudley Boyz, James Drake, Zack Gibson, Rob Van Dam, Kris Travis, Big Van Vader, Chris Masters, The Honky Tonk Man, Joey Hayes, Danny Hope, Kevin Owens, Samoa Joe, Eric Bischoff and many, many more!

What a powerful group in wrestling we were! Holding all the titles and then owning the company for a time, The Buyout were a formidable group. We held the Tag Team Championships and defended them on a "Freebird" rule, allowing any members of our stable to defend them, which makes me a former Tag Team Champion!

2017 was a rather epic year for me, as I was involved in a streetfight in Morecambe against the champion King Grayson. I had been the Alpha Male (General Manager) there and lost my job after some physicality with Grayson. If I won this match (which was an epic main event fight of tremendous proportions), I not only got my job back, but I would have had one over on the champ. Alas, it was not to be but the fans (who bizarrely love me in Morecambe, no where else mind you, but absolutely in Morecambe) showed me a ton of support afterwards.

I've been in physical action as well with PCW, such as the time Billy Gunn joined us in a tribute DX group, with Magnificent Matt Brooks as Triple-H, Keith Myatt as The Heartbreak Keith Shaun Myatt and myself as Road Stallion

Stallion won the Commentary Championship in a tournament in Rio de Janeiro in 2017 and has defended it successfully ever since. He is currently the longest reigning, and greatest, Commentary Champion of all time.

I have wrestled, managed, interviewed, hosted and even booked wrestling shows, but my favourite thing to do is sit behind the commentary desk and commentate. Whether I am sat with Mark Adams, James Paslapan, Tom McManus or even the legendary Greg Lambert there is no better use of my talents than having me under the headset, bringing the world analysis and the occasional funny line amaking that connection between wrestler and audience. My job is to make people care about the characters and ensure people want to see what happens. I bridge that gap between wrestlers being 2D athletes that "have a good match" to 3D characters that people want to see what happens to them and how their career progresses.