In an exclusive interview with PWMania, Scott Mitchell (@scott44mitchell) sits down with NWA’s Daisy Kill (@DaisyKillNWA). Kill discusses his upcoming match with Eric Smalls at NWA 78. This won’t just be any ordinary match; it will be a Dog Collar match. Additionally, it will be live from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. Watch the interview in its entirety down below, or read the highlights of Kill’s chat about Smalls and their rivalry, which has taken over the NWA.

You’ve been embroiled in a rivalry with Eric Smalls at NWA, with the next chapter taking place at NWA 78 in a Dog Collar match. What is your mindset heading into this one?

“It’s Philadelphia, so it’s appropriate. It feels right. It feels like the right time just to go ahead and break him in half and put the stamp on him, really. Because Philadelphia is a great town for it. The Dog Collar/Dog Chain match, I have a lot of ideas already on how to beat him up with it. However, some ideas, y’all may have to turn the cameras away. I want to dangle that little fella, you know? It’ll be really cool. Certainly, I think Philadelphia is going to enjoy it a lot. There’s a lot on those anniversary shows in store, and I have a lot in mind for it. You, and everybody else, but I really know you’re going to like it, specifically, what I have in mind. Some big surprises. Big.”

You guys recently met in a Kiss My Boots match, which Smalls bested you in. What was it like to work with him in this capacity?

“Sure, he did. I kissed his boots, but one of us left walking, and one of us was still in the ring, holding themselves. That match ended early, didn’t it? Everyone was like, ‘Oh, that was weird.’ But one of us walked out fully intact and one of us not, so.”

You also worked together in a Shanghai Pain Stick Lethal Ladder match. What was this whole experience like for you?

“That was like the most fun I’ve had. It was a lot of fun. Getting to watch it back, it would have been cool if the shotgun mics had picked up a little bit more of the audio. At the beginning of the match, somebody in the crowd screamed, “You’re not afraid of a midget, are you, Daisy?” I just lit it up and said, “That’s all you are to them, that’s all you are to them, isn’t it? A little midget, a little freak.”

When we got into the ring, they caught it a little bit on the camera. I dragged Smalls right to that fella who said it and was holding him in his face and said, “Say it again. Say it again. Call him again.’ Accordingly, I won and everything. It was just fun getting to smack him up a bit with the shanghai stick and getting to see him tumble from the ladder. Altogether, it was good.”