"I'm The Prototype Of What A Star Should Be"— Kyle Fletcher

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Kyle Fletcher, the two-time AEW TNT champion, discusses his transformation and confidence since cutting his hair a year ago.

The episode is an interview with Kyle Fletcher, conducted by host Lachlan Albert on Wrestle Radio Australia. Fletcher reflects on the changes in his life and career over the past 12 months, emphasizing a newfound confidence in himself as a man and wrestler. He is currently the two-time AEW TNT champion and is preparing for a ladder match against Mark Briscoe at AEW Grand Slam in Sydney. Fletcher discusses the importance of match quality and outcomes, viewing them as equally crucial for fan engagement. His primary goal is to become the greatest TNT champion of all time, aiming to make the title feel as significant as possible. He talks about his 'Proto Star' nickname, originally suggesting future potential, but now redefining it to mean he is the prototype of what a star should be. Fletcher mentions wanting to test himself against new opponents in AEW, including Buddy Matthews, whom he has only faced once in a tag match. He addresses his one shot at the AEW World Championship against Hangman Page and the need for more high-pressure opportunities to prove himself. Fletcher highlights his two victories over Kazuchika Okada as key evidence supporting his claim to be among the best wrestlers. The conversation shifts to the emotional aspect of performing in front of his home crowd in Sydney, where he feels added pressure not to fail in front of family and friends. The interview concludes with Fletcher thanking the host, followed by advertisements for Toyota and Libsyn Ads.

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