Mark Andrews, a professional wrestling champion and pop-punk bassist for Junior, shares insights into his journey with the New Wave Wrestling Academy. He elaborates on the challenges trainees face and the importance of both fundamentals and psychology in wrestling. Andrews also reflects on major contract offers he declined, the closure of NXT UK, and the strength of the British independent scene. Additionally, he talks about his band's new music, emotional moments in wrestling, and even amusing anecdotes about his life as a father with a nut allergy.

Mark Andrews, a pop-punk superstar and WWE wrestler, joins bandmates Matt Attard and Si Martin of Junior. They share hilarious stories about their album 'Beautiful Life,' from celebrity memorabilia to wrestling theme songs. The trio discusses their journey of blending music with mental health advocacy through Si's charity, Heads Above the Waves. Banter flows about limbo competitions and their evolution from playful pop-punk to deeper themes. Get ready for laughs, touching insights, and a celebration of the vibrant Welsh music scene!

This week, Mark Andrews, a WWE Superstar and bassist for pop-punk band Junior, shares his unique journey through wrestling and music. He discusses the thrill of life in WWE and NXT UK, revealing the contrasting dynamics of the two industries. Mark dives into his early wrestling experiences, the excitement of creating Junior's debut album, and the nostalgia of punk rock culture intertwined with wrestling. Plus, he recounts the comedic mishaps of training and the bond formed among wrestlers, showcasing the community spirit in both worlds.