Before Caiman's last match on Wednesday the 5th August 2026. I asked him for an interview....unfortunately for some reason unknown to me that it did not happen.
Here's how it should have gone down:,
Caiman, first of all thank you for allowing me this interview today.
For those who don't know the Crocodilian Psycho, tell us more about yourself and the man behind the character.
On August 5th, at Celtic Wrestling’s 100th and final show, The Big Bang 7, you’ll step into the ring for the final time. How does that feel emotionally?
Do you feel any extra pressure knowing this is both your final match and Celtic Wrestling’s final event?
When did you know it was time to step away?
What would the perfect ending look like for you?
Now, looking back on your career, What moment in your career are you proudest of?
Who has been your favourite opponent?
What is the hardest part of being a wrestler people don’t see?
Did wrestling turn out how you imagined when you started?
What sacrifices did you make for wrestling?
Who helped you most during your career?
What’s something you wish fans understood about you?
Is there anything you think you'll miss the most when you retire from in ring competition?
You have built such a strong lasting legacy for those in the UK scene and internationally. Recently I was speaking with WWE and TNA alumnus Mark Andrews, and he spoke very highly about the impact you and Celtic Wrestling had on the South Wales wrestling scene. Hearing things like that, what do you think your legacy is within Welsh wrestling and this company?
How do you want fans to remember you?
What do you hope younger wrestlers learned from you?
Is there one piece of advice you’d give someone starting wrestling today?
What do you think your legacy is in this scene and company?
Who is the hardest hitter you’ve faced?
Is there any funny backstage moments you would like to share?
Best crowd reaction you ever got?
What's the most painful bump you ever took?
When the bell rings for the final time, what do you think will go through your mind?
If you could speak to the younger version of yourself starting out in wrestling, what would you tell him?
Caiman, a pleasure as always thank you very much for your time. Thank you for everything you’ve done for Celtic Wrestling, Welsh wrestling, and everyone who’s shared a locker room with you.
It’s been an absolute pleasure. Much love and respect to you always, brother.
Thanks for reading and joining us today and remember to visit Clwb Crown Merthyr website or venue to get your tickets to One For The Road aka Celtic Wrestling: Big Bang 7
