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In Episode 8 of Dark Match, we welcome one of the fastest-rising young stars in Texas independent wrestling, Tyler Spears.

From making his debut at the Lubbock Pro Wrestling Invitational to earning victories over both Grand Moor and Jordan Slade, Tyler's journey has been built on hard work, athleticism, and a willingness to take risks both inside and outside the ring.

Trained at Lubbock Pro Wrestling 101 under Phoenix Joseph Norris, Bryan Rage Rivera, Emilio Guzman, and Cory "Cholo" Torres, Tyler has quickly made a name for himself across the Texas wrestling scene with his blend of technical wrestling and high-flying offense.

In this episode, we discuss:

🔥 Breaking into professional wrestling through Lubbock Pro Wrestling 101
🔥 His debut victory against Chris Watson
🔥 Winning number one contendership for the LPW 101 Championship
🔥 Wrestling in his hometown of San Angelo, Texas
🔥 His favorite matches and biggest learning experiences
🔥 The development of his wrestling style and move set
🔥 The stories behind the Rip Cord Cutter and Swanton Bomb
🔥 The current Texas independent wrestling scene
🔥 Goals for the future and what's next in his career

Tyler also shares what it was like growing up playing hockey for more than a decade, why skydiving wasn't the craziest thing he's ever done, and how both experiences helped shape the competitor he is today.

If you're a fan of:

✅ Independent Wrestling
✅ Texas Wrestling
✅ Lubbock Pro Wrestling 101
✅ High-Flying Wrestling
✅ Technical Wrestling
✅ Future Wrestling Stars
✅ Wrestling Interviews and Podcasts
✅ Behind-the-Scenes Wrestling Stories

Then this is an episode you don't want to miss.

Catchphrase:
✈️ "Aim High and Let's Fly."

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🎧 Listen now and learn why many believe Tyler Spears is one of the most exciting young prospects coming out of Texas independent wrestling today.

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