Supernatural’s Influence on Kyla Knight’s Wrestling Journey

In this captivating episode of The Commentary Booth - Live Via Satellite, host Jamie Apps connects with Queensland pro wrestler Kyla Knight, who’s training in the U.S. to take her wrestling career to new heights. Kyla shares how the hit TV series Supernatural has inspired her wrestling persona and career, drawing parallels between her in-ring presence and Dean Winchester’s grizzled yet caring personality.

From rewatching Supernatural annually to incorporating Dean’s calculated aggression and explosive bursts of energy into her matches, Kyla discusses the show’s profound influence. Jamie and Kyla also dive into her love for the show’s monsters, her favourite arcs, and how wrestling allows her to channel these influences creatively. They explore her Indigenous heritage, the influence of Rambo: First Blood, and how wrestling has become her ultimate form of self-expression.

Highlights Breakdown:

  • Kyla’s journey from Queensland to the Nightmare Factory

  • Why Supernatural resonates with her and its storytelling impact

  • Drawing parallels between Dean Winchester and her wrestling style

  • Favourite episodes, monsters, and arcs from Supernatural

  • Incorporating cultural and cinematic influences into her character

  • Kyla’s vision for 2025 and Queensland wrestling’s growth

    Tune in for a blend of pop culture, wrestling insight, and inspiring personal stories!

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