This week on the Alliance Blog Podcast, I sat down with veteran professional wrestler Biggie Biggs to discuss his remarkable 30-year career, the return of Dangerous Adrenaline Wrestling Gladiators (DAWG) to the Monmouth County Fair, and the art of connecting with an audience.

Biggie shared what makes the fair shows so unique, explaining how wrestling, racing pigs, and pirate performances create a nonstop family-friendly experience that drew more than 110,000 attendees last year, with some wrestling events attracting crowds of nearly 5,000 fans.

But the conversation went far beyond promoting an event.

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Sale Taylor is an entertainer first. Regardless of whether it is in the ring, in the studio, or on the stage, Taylor can wrestle, sing, or act in any situation. The multifaceted entertainer is a former NWA Duke City Championship Wrestling Heavyweight Champion.

Sale discusses with Jay Cal the importance of fans getting a return on their investment, leaving Duke City Championship Wrestling "well fed." He also discusses his family, his relationship with the Polynesian Prince, Joe Taylor, and his upbringing with Uce Tonga Kid. And he shares anecdotes about doing some business with his family.

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Fred Slow is an Albuquerque-based sports broadcaster and professional wrestling promoter who founded Duke City Championship Wrestling (DCCW) in 2023. He later led the promotion into the National Wrestling Alliance as NWA New Mexico, making it one of the NWA's officially recognized regional territories. Before his work with DDCW, he had been an on-air radio personality in both New Mexico and his home state of Missouri.

He launched DCCW to build up the local independent wrestling scene in Albuquerque to emphasize the local talent and produce live events that would cater to the community.

Fred speaks to Jay about joining the National Wrestling Alliance and what he envissions for the NWA going forward.