Parallel to the How (Not) To Promo threads - good interviewer performances?

[Iron Moose]

O Wisdom of The Board,

I have a friend who has started working with an indie fed. Initially brought on as a paramedic, she's starting to work as an interviewer as well.

She's relatively new to the whole pro-wrestling thing, but is enjoying diving into the history (and is concerned about concussions and general orthopedic trauma; she really liked Rockers / Brainbusters as a window into another style). Her favorites are Rhea and Asuka, she also likes Sasha. She had no idea Bayley was ever a face.

What are some good segments for her to watch, as someone wanting to learn how to be an interviewer? Cueing wrestlers, keeping a straight face, stuff like that.

[Curt McGirt]

Renee, of course. Anything in general. I don't think she was ever truly green at the job. 

Edited December 6, 2022 by Curt McGirt

[odessasteps]

Watch Okerlund but without a lot of the schtick

[The Natural]

5 hours ago, Iron Moose said:

O Wisdom of The Board,

I have a friend who has started working with an indie fed. Initially brought on as a paramedic, she's starting to work as an interviewer as well.

She's relatively new to the whole pro-wrestling thing, but is enjoying diving into the history (and is concerned about concussions and general orthopedic trauma; she really liked Rockers / Brainbusters as a window into another style). Her favorites are Rhea and Asuka, she also likes Sasha. She had no idea Bayley was ever a face.

What are some good segments for her to watch, as someone wanting to learn how to be an interviewer? Cueing wrestlers, keeping a straight face, stuff like that.

Congratulations to your friend and her great taste.

This is a must see:

IMO Jake Roberts best ever promo.

[The Natural]

10 minutes ago, Curt McGirt said:

Renee, of course. Anything in general. I don't think she was ever truly green at the job. 

Seconded.