The first ever full match on Going Ringside between two former WWE stars. We're talking about Indi Hartwell vs Victoria Crawford (who WWE fans knew as Alicia Fox). Crawford has the hometown crowd behind her versus Hartwell who flew in from Australia for this match that you will see exclusively here.

R.J. Roman has been a recurrent star on the show "American Ninja Warrior." Now the Jacksonville native is transferring his skills to pro wrestling at St. Augustine based Hatchet Pro Wrestling School. He's a guest on the most recent episode of Going Ringside.

One of the scariest wrestlers in history joins the show. We're talking about The Boogeyman! Host Scott Johnson also gets a face full of worms during this must-see interview.

The event hosted its first Florida man Games earlier this year and is already looking for its next talent.

In this episode we discuss whether Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is the best option for Democrats to run for president in 2028. We also discuss whether three former WWE stars could wind up working in the White House next year.

Hatchet Pro Wrestling, which is owned by a WWE star welcomed the community to an open house Saturday morning. The unique school opened in St. Augustine around the beginning of the year and has trained numerous local students.

Hatchet Pro Wrestling operated by a WWE Superstar is recruiting students for their newest class. Students will be trained in both how to wrestle and perform in the unique industry.

Hatchet Pro Wrestling which is operated by a WWE star is looking for more students who want to train for a career in professional wrestling. The school opened around the beginning of the year and is one of the top wrestling schools in the Southeast based in St. Augustine.

A new school that teaches the art of pro wrestling has opened in St. Augustine. Hatchet Pro Wrestling is operated by world famous wrestler Sam Shaw who wrestles in WWE under the name Dexter Lumis.

Pro wrestler Sam Shaw (known in WWE as Dexter Lumis) is opening the new wrestling school on Tuesday in St. Augustine. It will be the first such school in Northeast Florida and will train students who want to enter the unique world of pro wrestling.