Im looking for a way to build a fully functional Wrestling Ring for under 200 dollars. If you can please help.
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Buy rope and 4 wooden poles. Use 2 mattreses underneath.
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forum.swcwrestling.com\n\nWere starting up a new one if you wanna join.
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Hi Mike M. I just found this question so sorry I'm just now replying. Thanks for the links. I showed my fiance the site for bid4build and he said it wasn't what he was looking for, he needs something that saves the cost of materials so it will automatically upload when he creates an estimate. Here's the site for bid4build, check it out, it may be what you are looking for. Good luck to you and thanks again! I accidentally told you it was bids4build but it's bid4build. \n\nhttp://www.bid4build.com/
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Surefire's are amazing.  The entry level is worth every penny ($33) the others I am not so sure about.  I have seen SF mounts with light for $250 and I know I could fabricate something for much less.    Do you have a rail that you can mount to?  If not, you need to solve that first.  The second problem should be elementary, finding or fabricating a mount with an appropriately sized opening for the light should be pretty easy.
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http://store.titleboxing.com/titleboxing-everlast-three-quarter-length-robe.html \n- follow this directly and it should lead u to a site to get, make, and order a customized everlast boxing robe. \nalso if your interested in maybe a gift such as a boxing noveleties or such here is a link for that:\nhttp://store.titleboxing.com/awards-novelties.html
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go to wwe.com or you can go to obessed with wrestling.com
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backyard_wrestling
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ebay has inexpensive costumes. Look into having someone make things for you as well.
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There names that could be good for an up and comming company.\nI always thought that Factor Championship or Kam-eo Heavyweight title could work too.\nAnythings better than the "Million Dollar Championship".
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I was in this situation a couple of months ago, until it all fell apart, but that's an answer for a different question. ;-)\n\nI was really happy with some designs I found at a local custom jewelry shop... big companies overcharge, and can't be nearly as flexible with their designs (they have to sell what appeals to the masses).  If you find a small shop you trust, they'll probably give you a great deal on *exactly* the ring that you want.  That was my experience anyway.
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Look at:\n\nhttp://www.perfectweddingshop.com/search.html?q=mizpah+ring
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go to:\nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/fatkidwrestler.jpg
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I was in the jeweltry biz for quite a while, so what I would tell you is to look for a religious ring, not a plain band.  Plain bands are used all the time as wedding rings and you made it clear that's not your thing.  Take a look around.  You can find great looking rings (for males and females alike) that are religiously based, i.e. with crosses on them, doves, that kind of thing.  That way you can still inscribe the verse inside.  Byt the way, I love LOVE that idea.  Good one!!
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Check out the Shane Company...\nwww.shaneco.com
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send link to picture, I'll check it out.  Also, try Ebay.  An item is only worth what people are willing to pay for it, and that'll tell you what they're willing to pay for it.
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Think about it as if you were buying it.  How much would you be willing to pay for it?  Don't get outrageous with the prices because most everything is probably used!  Good luck and have a lot of fun with it.  I am having one pretty soon!
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Oh yeah. Head gear. Three 1 minute rounds. 16 oz. gloves. Winner gets the money. Everyone else gets nothing, not even a free t-shirt. They are usually a 2 night event with the prelims on Friday and finals on Saturday. Usually a friggin money machine for the promoters because all they have to do is pay $1000 or so to the winner of each weight class. Used to be very popular in my area, but were banned after a few people got seriously hurt. One was killed even in the state. They did an investigation and found out that the ring doctor was a friggin chiropractor. Entered once, won Friday, lost Saturday. Just kind of a personal challenge. Is the promoter named Art Dorr by any chance? Anyways, very little skill involved in most of these. Hardly ever see a jab. Mostly just wild haymakers that ocassionaly land and someone gets ko'd. All the drunks roar with bloodlust and about a dozen fights break out in the stands. Good times!