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Homicide Would Like To Be A Coach Or Producer In The Future

January 6, 2020 | Posted by Jeremy Lambert

– Homicide recently chatted with Wrestling INC about a variety of subjects, including his future in wrestling. Highlights are below.

On Santana & Ortiz: “I got two kids: a twenty-two year old boy and twenty year old daughter. I consider my students my kids and those two guys, I’m so proud of them! In wrestling, those are my kids and every Wednesday on TNT, they’re kicking butts and they’re representing. They’re proud and they are powerful, and I’m so proud of their accomplishments with what they’re doing right now. The scary thing is that I’ve told them this is only the beginning; there are more years to come and they’ve just started. And right now, they’re on fire.”

On The Cop Killa: “The ‘Cop Killa’ is more of a freestyle, I just did it off the bat. I told the gentleman, ‘I’m going to give you my finisher but I’ going to run with it.’ I don’t know what I was thinking, it was just one of those days where you just brain fart. And I wanted to do something that I never did and I did it, and it became something special I guess.”

On His Future: “I idolize Terry Funk, and everybody knows that Terry Funk retired like 14 times. And I’ve been saying it for the longest, ‘I’m done, I’m done.’ Wrestling is my passion but officially, a couple days ago on Facebook, I announced that the year 2020 is going to be my last year. And is my body telling me! Because I’ve been doing it for the last twenty years, no breaks and I’ve done every style of wrestling. I feel like I need to spend time with my family. And in the future, I want to be a coach, I want to be a producer, I want to make people. So, if NXT, WWE, All Elite Wrestling, every major company: if you’re watching this, I will be the best coach in the future. Trust me on that.”

On His Time In TNA: “After joining TNA Wrestling, I enjoyed traveling the world and facing legends like The Dudley Boyz, people like Beer Money’s Bobby Roode and James Storm, and meeting people like Derek Jeter, who’s one of my heroes in baseball. But TNA has shown me another groundbreaking style of professional wrestling and I was very thrilled and honored to be a part of Total Non-Stop Action. And also Ring Of Honor, because after ECW closed down, here comes Ring Of Honor. And I’m really blessed that I was part of that team.”

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