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Pro Wrestling Syndicate students Hash Brown and Dave D-Struction talk with Fred Richani at a PWS show in New Jersey during WrestleMania weekend in April 2013, with Bret Hart appearing at the event.

The pair explains how they got into wrestling and why they chose to train at the PWS school.

About Pro Wrestling Syndicate

Pro Wrestling Syndicate is a New Jersey wrestling promotion co-owned by Pat Buck, who also runs its wrestling school.

Interview Transcript

This transcript was generated from the video’s captions and has been lightly edited for clarity. Speaker labels were added automatically, so it may contain errors. Watch the video above for the full interview.

Read the full Hash Brown and Dave D-Struction interview transcript

Fred: Fred Richani here for TheSportsCourier.com at Pro Wrestling Syndicate in New Jersey. Guys, what brings you here tonight?

Dave D-Struction: PWS Supercard. Last night was a huge success. I almost counted a thousand people. Now we’ve got Bret Hart here, and if you can see behind me, there’s the line for Bret Hart. It’s going to be an incredible night with a lot of wrestling, a perfect opportunity with WrestleMania being in the tri-state area.

Fred: What made you go into professional wrestling and choose PWS as your main destination?

Dave D-Struction: I tell everybody the same thing: As soon as Shawn threw Marty through the plate-glass window, I started watching wrestling. I was like, “This guy is awesome.” I was around 5 or 6 years old, and I’ve always had the dream to do it. I got myself in shape, and I was at a PWS show last May when co-owner Pat Buck cut a promo on Sid. I was like, “Wow, this guy just dropped a pipe bomb.” Next thing you know, he opened a school, and I said, “Let me give it a shot,” because I’d researched other schools, the prices were insane, and I heard the quality of their facilities was bad. At orientation, I saw how Pat was going to run things. He dropped a lot of names of guys he knew, and I thought he might be full of it or he might be legit, but he’s come through on everything, with guest trainers every week. The school is unreal. You can ask him. He’s having the time of his life. He’s a little bump machine over here. He’s the high-flyer, and I’m the bruiser.

Hash Brown: I don’t fly that high. I fly when I want to.

Fred: And what made you choose PWS?

Hash Brown: Honestly, the trainer, Pat Buck, and the co-trainers who come out and help out every day. They don’t only tell us how to be professional wrestlers but how to actually wrestle, so it’s really helped perfect my technique and make me as fresh as hell. Well, I don’t know what hell is.

Fred: Fresh to death.

Hash Brown: Something like that.

Fred: Are either of you competing tonight?

Dave D-Struction: I competed last night in a four-corners tag team title match. My team is Seduction and Destruction, and my partner’s over there. We fell short again. We’ve been on a little bit of a losing streak for a couple of months now, but tonight we have a lot of surprises in mind. Reality Check is always involved, so we make sure we’re the center of attention at all times.

Fred: Mr. Hash made his presence felt last night in the 30-man battle royal.

Hash Brown: I was dueling it out with Chris Payne. He might feel the pain from the Suburban Outfitters, with a huge style from the ‘hood. Going back to my roots.

Dave D-Struction: Clearly, he’s from the ‘hood. You can tell.

Fred: Is there any chance we’d see a PWS dream match of D-Struction vs. Hash Brown?

Dave D-Struction: Have you ever seen a Ryback match, where it’s a squash against a little guy? That’s probably what you’d see if I got in the ring with this little guy, and I’d be Ryback.

Hash Brown: Now you’re starting to poke. I don’t like that at all. Don’t start with me.

Fred: Where can we find you online?

Dave D-Struction: You can find me on Twitter at RealDStruction, R-E-A-L-D-S-T-R-U-C-T-I-O-N, and on Facebook at facebook.com/DaveDStruction.

Hash Brown: I’m on Twitter at Hash Brown, with underscores, and on Facebook as Hash Brown.

Fred: You should probably change your Twitter handle. We’ll figure it out. Thanks, guys.

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