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Love wrestling? Want to be like the wrestlers that you see on the TV? Want to create your wrestling promotion like the Hardy Boyz did when they were young? and if you need help create and run your own wrestling promotion If so then read this article.
Steps
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1Meet with your friends and name the promotion. For example, UTW (United Trampoline Wrestling)
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2Practice your promos and upload them to youtube so other people can critique youAdvertisement
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3Decide where you can wrestle. (Ex: backyard, barn, or wrestling ring) You can (for the beginning) wrestle on a trampoline or something and record them. Put them on a DVD and sell them for a price(not too high, but high enough for you to make a steady profit)ex 5$. Also, sell tickets to those interested to watch your matches and charge a sum of about 2$-5$. A commercial wrestling ring costs $2000-$5000.
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4Watch DVDs and read on big pro wrestling companies such as WWE, Impact, or AEW to learn moves,storylines etc. Start with the basics, though.
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5Also watch videos (on You-tube) about other backyard or wrestling promotions to learn tricks. Practice what you are going to do in a match so nobody gets hurt.
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6About the matches:
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7If scripted then make sure that you include at least three wrestling finishing moves. It makes it more interesting. Also (how often depending on your wrestling federation. If there is hardcore promotion then do this more often) sometimes include weapons.
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8Practice superkicks and strikes.
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9Make an entrance, give each wrestler a costume, cool name, & bio, and use music. Make it professional!
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10Record it and post it on the Internet (You-tube, Meta-cafe, etc.).
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11Promote it the best you can. Who knows? Maybe one day your promotion might be as big as WWE!
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Community Q&A
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QuestionHow many people do I need at first?Community AnswerAround 12 people is good as a starting point. Just keep adding people as you go.
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QuestionHow do I interest people in participating?Community AnswerSome people are interested, some aren't. The best advice I can give is to keep ticket prices low and put on as many good matches as possible.
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QuestionCan I use a famous band's music as entrance themes?Community AnswerYou would want to change the audio enough for it to not be completely copied. You can get in major trouble if you just use someone else's music without permission.
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Warnings
- Pro wrestling is dangerous. DO NOT attempt highly dangerous moves. DO NOT street fight, but if you can, join a wrestling club where you will be taught by professionals. Start with the basic moves.⧼thumbs_response⧽
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Things You'll Need
- Wrestling fanatics who are willing to compete in wrestling matches
- Digital camera
- A place to wrestle
- Money to run it
- A Laptop (optional)
- Monthly Showdowns
- Wrestling Knowledge
- Ideas
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