Chaz Warrington, known as Headbanger Mosh and a former World Wrestling Entertainment Tag Team Champion, was excited to visit the Philippines for the first time to spend the holidays with former television star Dyan Delfin, with whom he has been dating since September 2025.

At the same time, Chaz promoted his first book, "Beneath the Skirt: A Memoir by Chaz Warrington: My Wild Journey from Wallflower to Wrestling Wonder," which was officially launched in December.

During a brunch with the entertainment press in Mandaluyong City, Chaz shared about his special relationship with Dyan.

"We're dating, and we're here for the holidays," said Chaz when asked about his visit to the Philippines, which he also described as "awesome."

Chaz mentioned that he has already met Dyan's parents, one of the stars of the popular TV series "Click." Dyan, who accompanied Chaz to brunch, did not participate in the interview.

The popular wrestling star shared how he and Dyan met. "We met in a company we worked for in the US last September." Since then, the two have been inseparable.

Asked what Chaz loves most about Dyan, he remarked, "Personality-wise, she's easy-going. We get along so well, and we're both easy-going."

Chaz passionately shared his insights into what wrestling enthusiasts can anticipate from his book, enticing readers with a glimpse of the exhilarating world that awaits them.

"It's like behind the scenes, and the great part about the book is it's not just talking crap about people. It's like how I was doing and how I was thinking behind the scenes. So wrestling fans watch my story unfold on TV.

"What I am telling is the story behind what I was going through, what I was thinking, the insecurities in my head, and the conversations I had. Nothing that will get anyone into trouble. There are road stories," Chaz said.

Chaz added, "I started (writing) in 2018. It was just like an idea. And I was on and off. I don't have a ghostwriter, and this is all me."

Amazon wrote, "In Beneath the Skirt, former WWE Tag Team Champion Chaz Warrington (aka Headbanger Mosh) pulls back the curtain on what it is like to be a professional wrestler. From training at Larry Sharpe’s Monster Factory to the indie grind of ECW, USWA, and Smoky Mountain, you'll hear his tune of making it to WrestleMania, Tag Team Gold, and WWE history. This autobiography is a VIP backstage pass to ribs, road trips, and rocking it to the top. The Headbangers' song of struggle is written and sung by Mosh himself. You do not want to miss this wild journey from wallflower to wrestling wonder. Drop everything now — and bang out this book."

Chaz stated, "I want my fans to understand that what they see on TV is completely different from what happens behind the scenes."

After 33 years, Chaz announced that he's retiring from ring action in July. But he clarified that he's not retiring from wrestling ever.

"There are conventions, shows, I produce, and I help coach for the next generation of superstars," he said. "Right now, I do a lot of coaching and producing. I am slowing down in the ring. I've always had fun, got paid doing it, but I don't want to be out in the ring, and I won't be able to perform to my best, and I think those days are a little bit gone. I didn't want all of a sudden to stop being booked."

Following his retirement, Chaz is also gearing up for an exciting new chapter in his life: the silver screen awaits. Yet, like a masterful magician, he keeps the details of this intriguing project under wraps, leaving fans and critics alike in suspense, eagerly anticipating what artistic endeavor he’ll embark on next.

This won't be the first time he's done a film. "I have done independent films. Small ones. I did a movie in the 90s, and we helped coordinate the film."

Chaz also talked about his encounters with former wrestling stars-turned-Hollywood actors John Cena and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

"John Cena's retirement had a huge impact on the business, and he carried it for so long. I've had only two interactions with John, and both were amazing. We made a return with WWA in 2016. So I went there.

"When I walked back into the room, John Cena was in the opposite room. He saw us, and he stood up. John said, 'Headbangers! Come over here!' He greeted us before anyone did, and that was amazing," Chaz recalled.

On The Rock, Chaz said, "I've beaten The Rock once. Everyone reacts that way. We're more acquaintances. We say, 'Hi, hello, how are you doing?' But it's not like a friendship thing."

Chaz said he's not familiar with the Philippine wrestling scene. In describing the next generation of wrestlers, Chaz said, "The next generation of wrestling superstars is amazing. Their athleticism is ridiculously awesome. I am very fortunate and happy that I won't be able to compete with them anymore."

He discusses how wrestling has evolved over the years and what it is like today.

"Now they have adapted it to be sports entertainment. There's nothing fake about it. It's pre-determined. It's like a violent soap opera. It's like watching one of your favorite movies," Chaz said.

On advice to future wrestlers, Chaz said, "Have a backup plan. The way the Internet is now is making things on your own and making different things. Have a financial plan. You'll never know when it's going to end."

Chaz proclaimed that wrestling would always be his first love, a steadfast passion that ignited his spirit and filled his heart with an unmatched fervor.

"Why do I love wrestling? I like being in front of people. The funny thing is, I enjoyed being booed more than being cheered. It's an art for people not to like you. When you make a switch to a baby face, that's a different reaction. I love the art and the storytelling of wrestling."