Roye Isaacs Talks Billy Corgan, Fitting In With The NWA & Filming NWA Powerrr In Studios

Roye Isaacs is a former National Wrestling Alliance Tag Team Champion alongside Thomas Latimer as The Wild Cards.

Isaacs recently spoke with Spencer Love about Billy Corgan’s involvement with the NWA product, what it’s like to film in a studio setting, and how he feels fitting in with the National Wrestling Alliance.

The following quotes were passed along by Spencer Love.

Fitting in with the NWA:

“I think that on both my side and the NWA’s side, it was one of those things where, y’know, I work well in that environment and I’ll say that a lot of the guys at NWA, they look like wrestlers and they wrestle like wrestlers and it’s a good setting for people that are like that. I think that there are some people that are really gimmick-heavy, there’s some people that are less so, there’s some people that, like I don’t have a very gimmicky gimmick, but I do feel that I show a lot of personality and it’s fun to be part of the NWA where I get to show off quite a bit of that and that’s something that’s embraced.”

“I just think that the NWA’s been a really good fit so far, it’s been really cool to have studio wrestling on such a big stage, and I think being part of a product that is legitimately that different and unique and interesting has been really cool. I can’t say enough good things about it. It’s been quite a wild ride but I’m loving it so far.”

Filming in a consistent studio setting:

“It’s been really cool. One of the things, too, is a lot of those fans come in from all over. Even though it’s a lot of the same people, it’s actually a pretty diverse fan base. I think, obviously we were planning on branching out a little bit and doing some other stuff and then the madness has all kind of come over the world unfortunately now and there’s things bigger than wrestling that everyone’s dealing with, but I would assume at some point the NWA, once things are back to normal we’re going to be doing some different stuff and getting out there a little bit.”

“But, at the same time, I 100% agree with you. It’s been really crucial to our growth to have this crowd that’s really, really into the product, and they care about all the storylines, and they’re not just like “oh, NWA Powerrr, what is that?’ They’re like ‘oh, NWA Powerrr is my jam, and I know all the little intricacies,’ and it’s like they’re actively a part of the show in a very positive way.”

Billy Corgan’s involvement with the NWA:

“He’s there all day, every day. He is 100% hands-on with everything. This is Billy’s baby, and he didn’t just purchase the NWA to be like ‘alright, guys, figure it out.’ He is on the front lines, in there with us, and he – it’s his baby. It’s his passion, and he’s all about it. Billy is more involved than anyone else in the NWA, in the creative, and making sure everything is running correctly.”

Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the NWA has suspended all events through May. They have been airing full pay-per-views in place of their weekly Powerrr series on YouTube.