Referee Mike Chioda Full Shoot Interview | WSI #16🎤

I NEVER pictured his voice sounding like that! He could do voice acting villain roles!

That signed referee shirt looks awesome. 😁

The wwe missed a trick by not using Mike in more roles. He's got some natural charisma that is great for story telling

I was friends with a referee back in the 80s. Micky J, he was full of stories. He was also a jobber. I really enjoyed this interview. Getting a back stage perspective

Brilliant again. I need to Meet Mike. Thanks

Finally an interviewer who doesn't ask the same generic questions. Good stuff man

Chioda has more charisma than 95% of the talent these days. Much rather listened to him tell stories about his experiences than anything going on with current product without a doubt I hope Disney doesn’t buy WWE. I’d rather just see the company fall apart and cease to exist rather than Disney buy it and shame all the male wrestlers and use it as another way to destroy the strong image of men.

Chioda is a legend

What a lovely fella. One of my favourite interviews so far. Hope you get round to doing part 2!

I’ve seen a lot of wrestling shoot videos and this is one of my favorites surprisingly. I didn’t realize how cool mike cuioda is

great interview

Great review.

Another great interview, you let the conversation breathe for as long or as short as the guest wants. As Larry King said, "I never learned anything while I was talking". You should interview Barry Horowitz. He's still active, and a really solid dude.

This was one of the more compelling episodes James. Hearing Chioda's POV of the business is interesting, it's unusual to hear from a seasoned ref. I'd love a part 2 brother

good stuff

Awesome to hear and see Chioda. I've watched the dude for... a very long time 😆 when he actually puts it into perspective how long he's been around, yeah wow, it hits ya. I've watched Chioda's trajectory over 25+ years

How does this only have 6.1k views? Super entertaining interview, think this is my 5th time watching it.

This was pretty cool to find out they had a Weed Tax while the drunks got away free and clear. I had always thought the ear piece was around a lot longer. I seem to remember Nick Patrick or NWA or WCW refs having them much earlier. Interesting how he is happy to work Ultimate Warrior as easy match. I would never want to try jumping out of ring so him injuring himself only confirms that belief. I like how he recalls them being overly into the rules or other aspects. How got into what the hand signals meant before the more modern methods. John Cena being very loud calling out the moves. The Euro Trips or Ribbing charging rooms. I nearly puked trying to eat my Bake Fusilli about the crap Beef Stew Sunny Story for Real :).

Wonder if anyone ever called groupie's talent enhancement 😀😀

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