Step back into the magic and mayhem of Memphis wrestling as Gene Jackson continues his interview series with Del Rios – The Spellbinder

In this second part of our interview, Del opens up about life on the road in the golden era of USWA, wild Monday nights at the Mid-South Coliseum, and his transformation from magician to one of the most unique characters in Memphis wrestling history.

Hear incredible stories about:

• Wrestling Jerry Lawler, Brian Christopher, and Jeff Jarrett in packed Jonesboro shows

• The real origins of the Spellbinder gimmick and how his background in magic shaped it

• How discipline and fitness kept him at the top of his game and how he maintains it to this day!

• Behind-the-scenes memories of WWF, TV5 studios, and working with legends like PG-13, Bill Dundee, and Doug Gilbert

• His honest thoughts on Bruce Prichard, the current state of Memphis wrestling, and why his action figures are selling out in pre-orders!

Plus, Del talks about his future plans, fan interactions, and how the Spellbinder legacy lives on today.

If you love Memphis wrestling history, larger-than-life characters, and great stories that haven’t been told anywhere else, you don’t want to miss this one!

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Join us for our monthly series in the STS family, “Was It Really THAT Good?” for Episode 314! Wrestling fans always talk fondly of their favorite events. BT was joined by Gene Jackson this month to talk about Starrcade ‘86 “Night of the Skywalkers” and answer the question, “Was It Really THAT Good?”.

UWF FuryCast Ep. 13 is LIVE!
This week, Gene Jackson recaps the madness of Fury Hour Episode 13, where:

Colonel DeBeers is still racist (shocking, I know)
Orndorff compares his feud with Dr. Death to the war in the Middle East (sure, Paul)
Don Muraco body presses a 469 lb Jerry Cooley
"Cutie Pie" cuts a promo that may have melted my brain
B. Brian Blair gets whipped with a belt AGAIN, but turns the tables
Steve “Wild Thing” Ray shocks everyone with an actual GOOD match vs Ivan Koloff in 1990!?!?
And the Rumble in the Big Apple is hyped like it’s WrestleMania in a Red Roof Inn

If you love chaos, promos that make zero sense, and Captain Lou yelling about marshmallow babies in a 380-degree oven”—this is the one YOU'VE been waiting for right here!