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By his own assessment, Rob Schamberger is the first person in the history of the world to make living by painting wrestlers. But all these years later, Schamberger's work is being recognized by both wrestlers and the WWE.

A native of Kansas City, Missouri, Schamberger joins The Mark Out to discuss his unusual career path. Prior to filling up blank canvas' with his illustrations of wrestlers, Schamberger did not begin following wrestling until a relatively late age. Yet, now Schamberger's work is featured on WWE.com and a bevy of WWE superstars and legends have complimented his work.

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One of the most decorated athletes of his time, Ken Shamrock has put his talents to the tests in various forms of both competition and entertainment. From the UFC to the WWE, the 51-year-old Shamrock has been successful everywhere he's went.

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Just under one year after leaving the WWE, former Tag Team champion Curt Hawkins continues to wrestle, which is all he ever wanted to do.

While Hawkins, whose real name is Brian Myers is happy with the eight plus years he spent with WWE, he's more than happy to wrestle every weekend as an independent wrestler without the constraints of a big company limiting him.

In this exclusive interview with the Mark Out, Hawkins talks about his time teaming with Zack Ryder, his favorite moments on the indies, learning from Edge, his love for the New York Mets and more.

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As he prepares for a busy weekend in Brooklyn, "The Juice" JT Dunn is happy to see the hard work he has put into wrestling starting to pay off.

First, on January 23, Dunn will square off against TNA superstar Austin Aries. The following night, Dunn will attempt to defeat former WWE superstar Curt Hawkins. It's a valuable learning experience for Dunn, who for the better part of a year has been a tag team specialist alongside his partner, David Starr.

In this exclusive interview, Dunn talks about his start in wrestling, the formation of the Juicy Product, his admiration for Chris Hero and so much more.

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Considered one of Fighting Spirit Wrestling's toughest competitors, Joe Ettell has enjoyed success in wrestling despite the plethora of obstacles put in his way.

From a birth defect that left him without an ear to being bullied as a child, Ettell's journey led him from outcast to champion. And perhaps the proudest moment was when WWE brought in Ettell for a tryout alongside other talented wrestlers from the Northeast.

In this exclusive interview, Ettell talks about his tough upbringing, the pride of being the FSW World Heavyweight champion, his hardcore wrestling style and so much more.

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