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Welcome back five questions withABJ.
We are here at Labor of Love Euphoria at in Philadelphia, PA
Wrestle mania weekend at Attic Brewing Company.
Very excited for this one. Once again Internet becoming
internationally known because I got some real Irishmen now like.
I said here with Myer and stairsto fight him on monster 1/2 of
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the fresh knives. What's up?
How are we doing today? I am doing amazing.
I got to watch you during the match.
It was. He absolutely killed it.
A lot. Of the representation from from
our lives represent. Yeah, I love it.
I love to see it. Yeah, I love to see it.
Let's get into it. What is your current goal in?
Life. My current goal in life right
now is to be a full time professional wrestler and to
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hopefully one day have a contract somewhere.
All right, that's my goal. What?
Are you currently doing to achieve that goal?
Training in the gym, wrestling, training as much as I can,
getting the opportunity to wrestle pretty much every week
all over Europe and now in America as well.
You know, so pretty blessed to say that.
But yeah, that's, that's what I'm doing to try and achieve
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that dream. So hopefully one day it'll come
true. Now there's a hard work ethic
there, you're traveling all overthe place, but what is something
that can be holding you back or distraction from your goal?
I'm pretty set on my goals. I'm pretty set.
I don't necessarily have a lot of distractions, but I say
there'll be times where like I'll be, you know, pretty tired
from like real war, stuff like that.
Or it's not really feeling goingto the gym.
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But them things, they have to bedone.
Yeah. They can't, can't skip.
It has to be done. So yeah, tiredness, I'd say
tiredness is a distraction, but you get through it.
You have to get through it's. Being human, right?
Yeah. Who or what motivates or
inspires you? What motivates, inspires me is
saying my friends, saying how well some of my friends have
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done. And I know that if my friends
can do it, I can do it. So that's it.
Really awesome. And what are you grateful for
and are you currently happy? I'm currently extremely happy,
Yeah. Like I get to like I'm in
America right now. I've got to travel all over
Europe doing something that I'vealways want to do since I'm a
little kid and I get to do that with my best friends.
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So I get to travel a war with mybest friends like that.
That is amazing. That is it really.
Like you can't beat that. So yeah, I am pretty happy all
my life. And where?
Where can people find you to support you?
And you can find me on Instagramat Martin Stairs and Twitter,
not really use Twitter, but havea Twitter Martin Stairs.
But Instagram's the main place to be.
Martin Stairs on Instagram if you're looking to support on
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sport is greatly appreciated. But yeah, yeah, yeah.
All right. Well, that'll do it. 5 questions
ABJ we'll. See you go.
We're out of here. See you soon.
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We're back for that bonus question.
Here's a question. I always want to give it the
nourishment. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I am obviously clearly American,but there's two heritages that I
feel like Americans really we honor of where our our our
ancestors come from and we honorthe fact that like our heritage
resides in other countries. As someone who's Irish coming to
America and you see a lot of people who are very proud to be
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Irish even though they've never set foot in the country.
How do you guys take that from an outside perspective coming to
America? Honestly, it warms my heart.
Like Evan says, Americans, they love the Irish old doors and
I've been to America three TimesNow and it's so true.
Like every time I see any interaction with any and you
guys, it's just like, it's just so wholesome.
It's always so nice to me. Like I can't be it.
So I love to say, I love to say I love to.
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Say we're not treated very well at first in our country, but you
look at most of our cities, mostof our, they were built on Irish
blood, you look. At the Irish and we got that
Irish charm. So there you go.
Yeah. I always wanted to understand
how you guys seen from an outside perspective, like when
another when someone from an actual country comes in and
they're like oh I'm Irish and like are you but like.
But like, I don't care about that.
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Yeah, they're happy. I'm happy.
What more can you want? Well, welcome to Philadelphia.
Welcome back. We can't.
Get into. Support Yeah, you did a great
job today. Thank you so much.
See you guys soon. See ya go on the body moon.