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Episode 15: Alton Thorne

Episode 15: Alton Thorne

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 Alton Thorne made his shocking return to Morecambe Wrestling at the 20th Anniversary of War on the Shore, appearing on the screen to challenge a man who'd driven him from the town eight years earlier - the Odyssey Pro Wrestling champion Andre Dekker. Now 'The King Freak' will challenge Dekker for the title at Mutiny on Saturday June 14. 'The Blast from the Past' has a long memory, is on a mission for revenge and this definitely comes across in this intense interview. Thorne speaks candidly about his career as one of the UK's top death match competitors, his memories of Hellbound in Alpha Omega Wrestling, and his VERY strong feelings about Dekker himself. Topics include: Influenced by Power Slam magazine Atsushi Onita and No Rope Exploding Barbed Wire ROH CZW Tournament of Death Necro Butcher, Mad Man Pondo and JC Bailey Notts County football ground Triple H punches The most scared Alton Thorne has ever been FWA in Nottingham Joseph Conners and Gabriel Kidd Kanji Going to Morecambe was huge A change of plan Game of Thrones Forming Hellbound Barricade and The Living Dead Grrl Endorsed by Greg Wrestling Sexy Kev and Cyanide The Dekker grudge Terry Funk and Mick Foley Keeping the Hellbound name "Somebody asked me to do a death match." Blending the family and hardcore style Thorne's most dangerous bump Iceman and his son The Universal Uproar eight-man Lucky with injuries Paying tribute to Sabu A growing UK hardcore scene Big F'N Joe aka Joe FX RISE, Kumite, Bleeding Gums and CXW Why Thorne loves death match wrestling ICW's ECW vibe Seeing a ghost Morecambe fans' long memories A violent message for Dekker How far Thorne will go in Morecambe

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