Interview Highlights “Nasty Boy” Jerry Sags gets emotional and dedicates upcoming fight to deceased friends Mar 4, 2008 - 10:54 PM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing The Whole Effin Show with Jerry Sags March 4, 2008 Online at KocoSports.com. It's like something out of a Rocky movie. Jerry Sags, the 20-plus year veteran is heading into a mixed martial arts bout a heavy underdog against a cocky fighter named Jason Pharo. "I respect what they (MMA fighters) do and I learned respect for everything." Saggs early in the show. When asked about if he thought he was being baited into this fight Sags replied, "Whether I'm right or wrong, and I think I'm right, I have to stand up." He went on to say, "I feel like I gotta do what I gotta do." He admitted that he didn't know much about opponent, how long he has been fighting, what his fighting style was, or even what he looked like. "I'm not saying I can kick this guys ass, what I'm saying is I'm going to stick up for myself and my business,’ Sags continued. “I'm not going to try to wrestle him, karate him, box him. I'm going to fight." "If I get knocked out in a minute, I'm honestly a winner in my eyes,” he added. The interview was emotional throughout. Sags said that he was training with Don Frye, and "Judo" Gene LaBelle (thanks to Roddy Piper), and is preparing for the fight of a lifetime. "This guy {Pharo} offends Curt (Henning}, Davey (Boy Smith}, Bret (Hart},’ Sags said. “Those are the guys I'm fighting for." He also noted,"There's going to be a punch to the face of 'the Green Dragon' with (Road Warrior) Hawk's name on it." The show then surpassed its normal air time and Saggs agreed to stay and answer questions from the listeners. If you missed Jerry Sags on the Whole Effin Show then check out the most emotional interview ever done on KocoSports.com.. BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY Interview Highlights Latest Twelve Articles Tito Santana recalls working with a rookie WWE Hall of Famer in his first match, his post-wrestling career as a teacher, Ultimate Warrior's negativity Juventud Guerrera discusses his career in Mexico, interest in returning to WWE and TNA, says Konnan is a "very conflicted guy" Chris Jericho says, "I'm the one that calls the shots, not the fans," discusses his feud with Shawn Michaels, overhauling his character, his next book Shawn Daivari (a/k/a Sheik Abdul Bashir) discusses his recent move to TNA, working with Great Muta in Japan, and the possibility of a WWE return Ring of Honor's Roderick Strong recalls being suspended by TNA for working an ROH show, freezing during promos, the independent scene J.J. Dillon reveals his favorite version of the Four Horsemen, taking part in the Ric Flair tribute, WCW business problems, the rise of Vince McMahon and WWE