Unleashing Axe Massacre: How Tank Girl Inspired Wrestling's Rising Rebel

Welcome to another electrifying episode of The Commentary Booth - Live Via Satellite! This week, host Jamie Apps sits down with Adelaide's rising wrestling star, Axe Massacre, to explore the cinematic inspirations behind her unique wrestling persona. Dive into the gritty world of Tank Girl, the 1995 cult classic that sparked Axe Massacre’s rebellious, punk-infused character & career in the ring.

Join us as we delve into how Axe Massacre drew inspiration from the fearless & chaotic Tank Girl, incorporating the character's "I don’t give a f***" attitude & edgy style into her own wrestling persona. We'll discuss Axe's journey from discovering Tank Girl at a pub to becoming a dedicated fan, collector, & embodiment of the character's anarchic spirit. Get a glimpse into Axe’s creative process, her evolution as a wrestler, & how she navigates the blend of athleticism & character work.

Highlights Breakdown:

  • Introduction & wrestling scene update from Axe Massacre

  • Discovering Tank Girl &how it shaped Axe Massacre’s persona

  • Collecting Tank Girl memorabilia & its impact on her character development

  • Transitioning Tank Girl’s punk-rock attitude into wrestling

  • Training experiences & overcoming fears in the wrestling world

  • The evolution of Axe Massacre's character & influences beyond Tank Girl

  • Thoughts on a potential Tank Girl reboot & ideal casting from Australian wrestling

    Whether you're a fan of wrestling, movies, or just love a good character story, this episode offers an insightful look into the creative fusion of cinema & sport. Tune in for an action-packed discussion filled with laughter, inspiration, & a deep dive into the rebellious spirit that drives Axe Massacre in the ring!

This week’s episode brought to you by Australian Wrestling Cards

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