What to do with wrestling?
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If you have got a strong will, a pure spirit and a set goal, you will achieve what ever career you pursue, if people laugh at you, let them, eventually when they will see you at your desired goal then you can ask them and can have the last laugh :)
503253
If you're talking about independent wrestling, you'll need to hire wrestlers and refs on "Open Contracts" which means you pay them per appearance. Those guys will be working for several organizations because you'll have your shows maybe once a month at best. Announcers, timekeepers and security you could probably get your friends or volunteers to do for dirt cheap. I once worked security at an indy show for a T-shirt. Negotiate a price with all your wrestlers and refs (think about how long your show is going to last and base it on that,) and of course make sure you've purchased or rented a decent ring and the space. Also make sure all your athletes have paid their athletic commission dues or you'll be in deep and possibly lose your license to put on the shows.
1134155
Pro wrestling is fun to watch.  Doesn't matter if it's real or not.
1154404
Wrestling is not about how many pounds you can lift but how much brains you can manipulate.  Seriously.\n\nI was a champion wrestler in school and beat some of the biggest guys out there.  Wrestling is all about thinking on the fly and making an opponent do, to themselves, what you want them to do (push their shoulder back then release at the right moment so you can make them roll foreward, under their own energy, and take control -- one example).  It's a 'thinking' sport, believe it or not.\n\nBeing strong and heavy helps with the defense and can aid in executing maneuvers, but don't focus more on that than your skill as a MANIPULATOR.
720476
Well this site may help you out a bit.\n\nhttp://www.monsterwrestlingrings.com/
1046146
Why do men watch wrestling?  For the same reason, it's entertaining.
540519
Find a VERY strong horse.  Or start a new division: Jockey Sumo Wrestling.  Short skinny people slapping each other around might find a niche in society.
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If you're talking about pro-wrestling, I'd also start with a foundation in freestyle wrestling.  Then, look online at some of your local wrestling federations (believe me, they're out there) and go to a few events and meet the wrestlers.  Talk to them and ask to work out with them to learn the craft.  I've know people who started at that level and kept working at it even after getting the tar kicked out of them...at least on made it to Raw and is traveling the contry.  Not many make it big, but if you like closing your own wounds, go for it!
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Try a party store or these websites:\n\nhttp://www.wrestlingsuperstore.com/
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Your best bet would be to start out reporting wrestling news.  SEScoops.com is always looking for good writers for their news site.  The owners name is Michael Shalik.  You'll be able to find him on their message board under the username SEScoops.\n\nThe key to a news story is details and making the story your own.  Anybody can parrot the same exact thing from Dave Meltzer (and most websites do).  It takes someone who cares about their work to go deeper into the story and do the research necessary to give the readers all of the info, instead of a quick blurb or two.\n\nIt's just like anything else...start at the bottom and work your way up.  Every fan has an opinion, which means anyone can write an opinion column.  There are thousands of them on the net: some that are very well written, and many that sound like a child wrote them.  What they all have in common is that very few people read or care about them.  It doesn't take talent to have an opinion.  It takes talent to educate, and keep it interesting.\n\nGood luck.
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save some money so u can get in to a good wrestling school then u'll have to send some tapes of u wrestling at the school to the wwe
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I've always been a fan of a low single brought up tight under your arm to keep your opponent off balance and then even tree-top him (push his leg to the sky) if you can.  Arm drags and lateral drops are tough to get away with at higher levels of wrestling.  As for a double leg, using your shoulder may be effective, but its best if you shoot in wrap your arms around their calves to prevent a sprawl and then drive at a 90 degree angle (rather than straight into him) using your head and leg.  I also like a defensive takedown by letting an opponent shoot in on a single, throw in a whizzer, then either break his grip and shoot while your in close or hit a cutback/gramps as you turn into him.
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yes i like wrestling \nvery much\ninfact it's the only thing i enjoy on tv except songs and disney channel.\nmy favourite wrestler is shawn michaels.\nand i really love him.\ni would like to have the pleasure of meeting him some day.\nbye!:)
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I think if you and I were wrestling I would like it. Otherwise.. no.\n\n-Htj.
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Look up wrestling rules on gooogle
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see there are many sites ...one u cN MEET PEOPLE\nTHERE IS A SIGHT CALLED wwe they have a chat room although it is wrestling
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wrestling is great because you learn great sprawling and reaping techniques... and wrestling really concentrates on keeping your opponent pinned to the floor.. \n\nbjj is great because you work both ends of the wire.. you work on guard and mount, you learn how to evade submissions and you learn how to execute submissions.. \n\nhaving elements of both in your arsenal can be very beneficial.. you do find places now that teach mma ground fighting, which incorporate both wrestling and bjj techniques and exercises.. \n\nbut if i'd have to pick one or the other for mma, i'd have to go with bjj.. because if you're just learning straight colleagic wrestling you're missing a huge piece of the mma puzzle, which is submissions and fighting from the guard.. these two tools have become essential in mma, if you can't do either you won't go far in todays mma circuits..\n\n~*smilez*~