Tony Bradshaw: What got you started in the wrestling industry?

Tre Coleman: An overwhelming curiosity. After getting a degree in Television and Broadcasting, I could have done damn near anything I wanted, but wrestling was just an exciting thing back then to the young mind, and it still is.

Tony Bradshaw: If you were given the opportunity, what would you do with your life?

Tre Coleman: When I was younger, I was in an awesome band. I played guitar, and we were kinda rappy for a metal band, but it sounded kick ass, and I would have liked to pursue a career as a musician with my buds. I am very happy with what I'm doing now though, no regrets.

Tony Bradshaw: What was your first impression of the HWF?

Tre Coleman: Great cards, awesome wrestlers, talented staff; the best first impression anyone could make, and I don't mean to suck up when I say that. The HWF is the best of the best.

Tony Bradshaw: Do you have any secret talents or little things that you can do?

Tre Coleman: I can play guitar really well, and I can throw up whenever I want; does the second one count?

Tony Bradshaw: Okay, you have the chance to wrestle ANYONE in history, it doesn't even have to be a wrestler, who would it be and most importantly why?

Tre Coleman: A guy you all probably don't know, his name is Alex Wright. He put me out of wrestling; for now, but thanks to him, that's what led me here.

Tony Bradshaw: Do you like the prospect of "Hardcore" in wrestling? Or do you think Hardcore is basically a easy way to get over and doesn't involve any real talent?

Tre Coleman: Or do you think Hardcore is basically an easy way to get over and doesn't involve any real talent? If it adds excitement to an already exciting match, then throw those weapons in for the hell of it.

Tony Bradshaw: Do you have any idols you'd love to meet?

Tre Coleman: Nah, I've met pretty much everyone I've ever wanted to meet.

Tony Bradshaw: How long have you been wrestling and training for?

Tre Coleman: I started training seriously when I was about 22, then started wrestling at 23, while I was still in college. I got put out of action when I was 24, graduated from college, and decided to come here and be a staff member. But I still train and keep in shape in case the day comes where I decide to lace up my boots again.

Tony Bradshaw: Have you ever done anything that has changed your life, or made you reconsider what you were doing to the point of stopping it?

Tre Coleman: I don't think anything I've ever done is wrong. That probably makes me sound like an egomaniac, but that's how I feel, and I truly mean that.

Tony Bradshaw: Do you ever dwell on the past?

Tre Coleman: Nothing much to dwell on so far in life, cuz I don't make mistakes that easily.

Tony Bradshaw: What is your favorite genre of music, and why?

Tre Coleman: Metal, punk, alternative, and rap. Why? Cuz they sound good.

Tony Bradshaw: Who is your favorite musical artist/band, and why?

Tre Coleman: Hmmm... Korn is my favorite band/artists, but DMX, Linkin Park, and Limp Bizkit are up there too. The reason I like these artists is because of the vocal delivery that each of their songs hit you with, it's just powerful how they express themselves like that.

Tony Bradshaw: What CD's in your collection are hitting your ears currently?

Tre Coleman: Some Korn shit, DMX CDs; The Sickness, Disturbed; Hybrid Theory, Linkin Park; and a whole lot more, I can't even name them all.

Tony Bradshaw: Who is your favorite wrestler, living or dead, and why?

Tre Coleman: Mick Foley and Shawn Michaels, because they're both damn good wrestlers and they were just entertaining.

Tony Bradshaw: What is your favorite genre of film, and why?

Tre Coleman: Comedy or action, I guess, because they keep me entertained.

Tony Bradshaw: Who is your favorite actress/actor, and why?

Tre Coleman: Probably Adam Sandler, because he's one of the funniest actors I've ever seen.

Tony Bradshaw: What are your favorite types of videogames?

Tre Coleman: Action/Adventure, wrestling, easy RPG's.

Tony Bradshaw: What games have you been playing recently?

Tre Coleman: WWF No Mercy, Final Fantasy 9, Resident Evil: Survivor.

Tony Bradshaw: What is your favorite author/book?

Tre Coleman: Foley's book is the only book I've read in recent memory.

Tony Bradshaw: What is your favorite food?

Tre Coleman: My opponents liver with a side of farver beans and a nice Chiante... (makes funky tongue sound)... heh, nah, I like pizza I guess.

Tony Bradshaw: What is your favorite color?

Tre Coleman: Green.

Tony Bradshaw: What hand do you whipe your ass with?

Tre Coleman: Heheheheheh... the one holding the toilet paper.