Ethan Page has been wrestling on the independent wrestling scene for close to 13 years. Before signing with Impact Wrestling, Page worked for many companies, most notably Ring Of Honor and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla.
AEW’s Chris Van Vliet recently interviewed Ethan about a couple topics, most notably what winning Impact’s Tag Team titles means to him and why Impact is so important.
To me, it means something different than everybody else I think. I guess in a short form, TNA was my WCW because of my age, if that makes sense. That was my alternative which got me into the Ring of Honors and stuff like that, which got me into becoming a wrestler. So TNA meant a lot to me as a fan, so I am a TNA tag champ right now, at least in my mind.
Ethan Page
I started watching just after they finished their weekly PPVs and went to their big 3-hour PPVs. So the Jeff Hardys, the Christian Cages, and then obviously when Kurt Angle came but Abyss was always one of my favorites. As an original character, I always wanted to see him go on and wrestle guys like Kane and The Undertaker. He was always having crazy matches and they were doing things that WWE at the time wasn’t doing like with the thumbtacks and barbed wire and stuff like that. They would go a step further. I don’t know, maybe I had that blood lust but I was a huge fan of Abyss
Ethan Page
You can check out the full interview below.
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