Joshua Canale Roundtable Pro Wrestling interview on Midnight Suns

In this Joshua Canale Roundtable Pro Wrestling interview, Canale said a prospective third member of the Midnight Suns is on board, described plans with PJ freak to offer wrestling training in Snohomish County, and made clear that he wants chances at both tag team and singles titles. He also talked about his young son and the years when Olive Garden was both a family destination and his workplace.

What did Joshua Canale say about a third Midnight Suns member?

Joshua Canale said adding a third member to the Midnight Suns is still in the works. He has spoken with a particular person since the team’s previous show and said that person is on board, but he did not identify them or say when they might join him and PJ freak.

The immediate task, as Canale described it, is to get the idea in motion and make it work. He presented the addition as a plan rather than a completed change to the team.

His comments came as Roundtable Pro Wrestling asked about the evolution of his Blood Wolf persona and his partnership with PJ freak. Although a third member could change the group, Canale gave no further details about the person’s role.

What did Joshua Canale say about his son?

Joshua Canale said his son was born on May 9 and was approaching five months old when they spoke. At that stage, he was rolling over. Canale joked that the baby was already a heel in the making because he liked to punch his father in the mouth.

The exchange offered a glimpse of Canale away from his Blood Wolf character. Rather than describe a major milestone ahead, he focused on what his son was doing then and how quickly those first months had passed.

His joke borrowed wrestling language for an ordinary moment with his child. He did not give a birth year or discuss plans for his son’s future in wrestling.

How do Joshua Canale and PJ freak plan to train wrestlers in Snohomish County?

Joshua Canale said he and PJ freak want to make wrestling training available to people in Snohomish County. Their planned space would let interested people learn from the two wrestlers and from others willing to visit and offer advice. Canale said they do not want to turn people away.

A place for local wrestlers to learn

Canale described the project as a place where people in the area could come to learn, rather than as a program limited to a particular group. He said he and PJ freak would also welcome people prepared to share tips and advice with those attending.

For Canale, the purpose extends beyond his own team. He said he wants to give back to the community and help bring up future wrestlers. Canale put that aim this way:

We want to give back To the community and we want to help Bring up more of the future.

Making training easier to access

Cost is part of the reason Canale wants another option. He said many wrestling schools ask for substantial training fees and acknowledged that they are businesses. But prospective students may also have bills, families and other priorities, leaving them unable to afford those fees.

He said working with PJ freak could give those people an opportunity without having to worry as much about those pressures. Canale did not announce a fee, opening date or final arrangement for the space.

Where do Joshua Canale and the Midnight Suns stand with Monster Nation and Dirty Crew?

Joshua Canale considers the Midnight Suns and Monster Nation one win apiece in their meetings. He also said he and PJ freak want an opportunity to pursue the tag team titles held by Dirty Crew. The two teams are separate concerns: Monster Nation is a past opponent, while Dirty Crew holds the championships they want.

The split with Monster Nation

Canale said the Midnight Suns had beaten Monster Nation once and that Monster Nation had beaten them at a comic con. He accepted that loss as fair and said he was willing to wait for another opportunity against them.

Roundtable Pro Wrestling said Dirty Crew were the tag team champions but Monster Nation had possession of the title belts. Canale did not claim that Monster Nation’s possession changed who held the championship.

The history with Dirty Crew

His interest in Dirty Crew goes beyond the belts. Canale said he and PJ freak had already had a dispute with the team in another promotion. That history leaves the Midnight Suns looking for a chance at Dirty Crew and the tag team titles.

No match or title opportunity against Dirty Crew was confirmed in the conversation. The discussion took place ahead of Roundtable Pro Wrestling’s October 18 Fright Night event at the House of Action, where the host said both Canale and PJ freak would appear.

Which singles titles does Joshua Canale want to challenge for?

Joshua Canale expressed interest in Rick Rex’s world independent television title and in Mr. Armstrong’s belt. Asked about Rex’s beat-the-clock challenge, Canale said he is always looking for another challenge. He did not announce a match against either titleholder or identify the title represented by Mr. Armstrong’s belt.

Rick Rex’s beat-the-clock challenge

Roundtable Pro Wrestling described Rex’s challenge as a chance to win the television title by beating him within 15 minutes. A challenger who failed would go to the back of the line. Canale’s response was to signal interest, not to claim he had entered or won the challenge.

The host also recalled a previous United States Championship match with Canale. That history helped frame the question about whether Canale would continue pursuing singles opportunities alongside his work with the Midnight Suns.

Mr. Armstrong’s belt

When Canale clarified his answer, he brought up Mr. Armstrong’s belt as another target. The conversation did not establish when or how he might receive that opportunity.

Canale also asked when a cup would become available for him to take. The host said he understood it had been retired but thought it could return. Neither described a confirmed competition or date for it.

Why does Olive Garden matter to Joshua Canale?

Joshua Canale’s connection to Olive Garden is both personal and practical. He said he went there with his grandfather, a major wrestling fan whose favorite wrestler was Buddy Rogers, for birthdays and other meals. Canale later worked at the restaurant when he was 18 or 19.

Meals with his grandfather

Asked to name a favorite place to eat other than Taco Bell, Canale chose Olive Garden. He remembered regular visits with his grandfather, including birthdays and times his grandfather wanted to eat there.

Canale said he usually ordered chicken fettuccine Alfredo. He liked that it was straightforward, tasted good and was easy on his stomach. His grandfather’s enthusiasm for Buddy Rogers also made wrestling part of the family memory he associated with those meals.

His first job at Olive Garden

Olive Garden was also Canale’s first job. He said he worked there at 18 or 19, making salads and desserts, preparing breadsticks and handling other prep work.

He compared being ready to work wherever the restaurant needed him with how he approaches Roundtable Pro Wrestling: if he is needed, he is there. The comparison connected an early job to the attitude he said he brings to wrestling now.