On a recent AdFreeShows Q&A Interview, former nWo Member Buff Bagwell revealed that he’s celebrating 9 months of being clean and maintaining his sobriety, which hasn’t always been easy for him.
Here’s what the WCW Veteran had to say:
“It really wasn’t hard when I decided to do this, but the 9-month chip is a big rumor of it’s one of the hardest. It wasn’t a hard chip, but it was the longest.
30 came in no time, 60 came in no time, and then, you know, 90. I went to three or four meetings and I was like ‘Is it still not been 9 months?’. That 9-month shift was a long one.
I like going through airports and drinking. I enjoy having a cocktail on an airplane. That was always fun for me, but that’s not on the board anymore, so now it just goes to, you know, what I go to is food.
That was always a thing for me, was eating healthy of course, so I just dove back into being body Marcus Bagwell.”
In an October 2022 interview on ‘Insight’, Buff stated that he feels like he has one more pro-wrestling run left in him.
Here’s what he said:
“I would love to wrestle again. I think I have got one more run left in me. I know I do. I know I have got a little bit of a career left.
I took a bump with crutches at the GCW pay-per-view a year ago. I took a superkick from Joey [Janela] and I took a good clean bump.”
Bagwell first joined Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling under his full real-name Marcus Alexander Bagwell in November 1991 and wrestled for WCW until the promotion was sold to Vince McMahon in March 2001, but only had one televised match for the World Wrestling Federation in July 2001, before they let him go.
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