Gulak went on to work for Chikara Pro Wrestling, where performers often execute a “slow-mo spot” where the action in the ring goes in slow motion for a period of time. The first time X-Pac worked there he wasn’t so thrilled with that spot because it went against everything he was ever taught in the business, but the second time around he was fully on board with it and was able to have fun with it.
X-Pac asks Gulak about his character on 205 Live. Gulak admits that his character is 100% him. When it comes to promos, most of the scripts are written for him, but he and the other performers are given the creative freedom to make it more natural when they deliver it in a promo. He points out that he tries to do his best with the scripts he’s handed, rather than complaining and demanding changes.
With regards to 205 Live, Gulak thinks the show is only going to continue to get better. He points out that the show is only a year old, and up until a couple of weeks ago it was ran by Vince McMahon. Triple H has taken over recently, and Gulak has noticed a couple of differences in the show’s format. Mainly, he’s noticed that matches are longer.
That sums up this week’s episode of X-Pac 1, 2, 360. You can listen to the show yourself anytime here, and I’ll catch ya next week for another recap!
