Aftermath with Cliff Compton
Hosts: Arda Ocal (@arda_ocal) and Jimmy Korderas (@jimmykorderas)
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Working in Nigeria and his experience: "I read Foley's book (Have a Nice Day) way back in the day and that's all I really knew about working in Nigeria and Mick didn't really have the greatest story of working over there - and he went in the '80's so it must have been crazier because it was crazy when I went. I ended up going because (Luke) Gallows contacted me about going over and the money was pretty decent so I went. The flight was over 11 hours - in coach. It's a Third World country and kind of lawless. 'Super Domino (Cliff Compton) vs. The Great Power Uti' in a boxing ring in the national stadium that holds over 85,000 - we were only expecting 85." 

Working with The Great Power Uti: "The guy is north of 60 and they refer to matches as 'fights'. And this guy is so respected, he's in the government and a reverend in his off time. He actually plays the saxophone on the way to the ring. And the press conference was so ridiculous because he was in full gear, I thought 'this was so lame' - but they showed that all through Nigeria. Now a promoter in Chicago may want to do 'Super Domino vs. The Great Power Uti' with Colt Cabana as the ref and Gallows is in my corner."

Other Interview Topics

-Going to Nigeria and being mistaken for UFC fighter Georges St-Pierre

-How many wrestlers in Nigeria are referred to as 'Super', and the biggest legend is known as The Great Power Uti.

-Trying to convince Jimmy Korderas to go to Nigeria for the next tour.

-Did he lose money on the tour due to being forced to pay expenses he didn't anticipate.

-He may end up on TV in the near future, though he wouldn't specify where.

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