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Tyrus has a new gig.
Outkick announced that the former NWA World Heavyweight Champion will join the platform to host a new series called Maintaining with Tyrus. The new show will “highlight Tyrus’s electric and humorous commentary but will provide in-depth interviews with some of the biggest names in sports, entertainment, and pop culture.”
The first episode of the show will launch on Thursday, February 1. The premiere episode will feature sit down interviews with Piers Morgan. This will be followed by interviews with Wolf of Wall Street inspiration Jordan Belfort and How America Works host Mike Rowe.
“I’m thrilled to have Tyrus join the OutKick family and I have no doubt he will be a perfect fit,” OutKick’s Senior Vice President and Managing Editor Gary Schreier said. He’s had a fascinating career and brings a unique and an incredibly smart perspective to the OutKick audience that continues to grow.”
“I’ve been following OutKick for a while now and what they have built is something special,” Tyrus added. “They don’t hold back and are always speaking their mind, so joining the platform was an easy decision. I can’t wait to get this show started. I promise it will be engaging, compelling, and sometimes funny.”
Maintaining with Tyrus will air on OutKick.com and across OutKick’s social channels and on all major podcast platforms. Check out a preview of the new show below:
Tyrus on retirement
Tyrus spoke with SLAM Wrestling after NWA 75 and explained his decision to retire.
“I’m good,” he said. “We beat the hell out of each other. Everything is in slow motion.”
Tyrus said the retirement stipulation was his idea, citing his age and desire to be around for his children more often.
“[They wanted] Daddy to be home more often,” Tyrus said, adding that he could now attend their various sports games and take them fishing. “It was all my idea.”
“The NWA is exploding,” he added. “So, EC3 will be defending all over. I feel he has been overlooked a lot. Me and him, just seemed right.”
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