Mick Foley Talks About His Comedy Shows
WWE Hall Of Famer Mick Foley recently talked to The Monitor about his upcoming comedy shows this week. Foley will be appearing at several clubs in different Texas cities this week, including McAllen, where Monitor is based.
Foley discussed his comedy shows and what to expect, his I Am Santa Claus documentary, leaving wrestling, his daughter Noelle getting into the sport, and more. You can read a few excerpts below:
Mick Foley on his comedy shows:
“It’s not a traditional stand-up comedy show; it’s more like a one-man show, a spoken word show where I use stories from throughout my career to entertain people. It’s just me in a rental car. Most of them will make the audience laugh, but the stories don’t have to be funny — I’m not going on any kind of ‘laugh per minute’ ratio like other comics may have.”
Foley’s thoughts on his daughter Noelle training to become a wrestler:
“Well, I’m a concerned dad, you know, and I don’t want her to go through some of the things I did because it’ll mark you physically and emotionally. But I want to be supportive — I want to support anything she does and the best way to ensure having a falling out with your family is trying to force your will on other grown adults.”
For more with Foley, including his thoughts on leaving wrestling, his message in the Santa experience, and more, click here.
The JBL Show
The following clip is the latest episode of the JBL Show on the WWE YouTube channel. This week, JBL tries to win a new award after he loses his Slammy:
