Dive deep into the gritty world of professional wrestling with "Shootin' Straight with Outlaw Ron Bass," an exclusive interview that pulls no punches. Join us as Ron Bass, the renegade cowboy of the wrestling ring, recounts the wild beginnings and the bruising battles of his storied career. From his unexpected start in Paducah, Kentucky, to the concrete floors of Pensacola, and beyond into the Gulf Coast wrestling scene, Bass shares an unfiltered look at the life of a wrestling outlaw. He opens up about the creation of his iconic cowboy persona, his partnerships and rivalries, and the tough realities of life on the wrestling circuit. Whether you're a long-time wrestling fan or new to the spectacle, this interview on Spreaker offers a rare glimpse into the making of a wrestling legend. Don't miss Ron Bass as he lays down the law on his terms in "Shootin' Straight with Outlaw Ron Bass." Like, subscribe, and leave a review to join us on this wild ride through wrestling history. (00:14) Ron Bass discussed an intense wrestling moment involving a piledriver on a concrete floor, highlighting the aggressive physicality of early wrestling styles.(01:16) Bass traced his wrestling origins back to Paducah, Kentucky, not Pensacola, Florida, where he initially joined the professional ring full-time, running opposition to established wrestling promoters in the area.(03:05) He explained the origin of his cowboy gimmick, crediting it to his connections in Kentucky and his collaboration with other wrestlers who helped him develop his persona in the wrestling industry.(04:11) Bass recounted his move to Pensacola, where his wrestling character was further developed alongside "Ma Bass," a character based on a real woman working in the wrestling business, enhancing his storyline and appeal in the Gulf Coast wrestling scene.(07:05) He reflected on his extensive career across various U.S. territories, emphasizing the physical and economic challenges of the wrestling circuit, but appreciating the invaluable experience gained in front of diverse crowds, which helped him refine his wrestling abilities and persona.