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Post by fowwow on Oct 14, 2007 16:56:12 GMT -5
defintly goin to go in to a wrestling school wen im older im on the school team right now
but thr rnt tht many good wrestling skools in canada hopefull the harts wrestling school is still running tha twould be so cool getting trained by stew or bret hart
but ther is a wrestling school u can be 16 for starting the spring im defintly signing up for tht (eccw)
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Post by mrchase on Oct 14, 2007 16:57:16 GMT -5
If you want to be a good wrestler, you'd got to Chikara. It's that simple. what good wrestlers . i see only indie nobodies. chikara is nothinbg special & will teach how to do it wrong . to get to big times you have to go to big time school like Wild Samoans not chikara. nobody big has ever came out of chikara. |
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Post by Adam3s - V1 on Oct 14, 2007 17:00:48 GMT -5
defintly goin to go in to a wrestling school wen im older im on the school team right now but thr rnt tht many good wrestling skools in canada hopefull the harts wrestling school is still running tha twould be so cool getting trained by stew or bret hart but ther is a wrestling school u can be 16 for starting the spring im defintly signing up for tht (eccw) Erm...Stu Hart pased away a few years ago, I don't see him training you. Actually thats a point to Mr Old School, Stu Hart lived to an old age, So did Blassie, The Butcher, Lou Thesz and many more. They all worked hard matches often but they didn't do drugs. As far as me becoming a wrestler, I go gym and work out a fair bit. I am a huge wrestling fan but I'm pretty much an all A/B grade student and I can see myself having a more office type job. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2007 17:28:20 GMT -5
If you want to be a good wrestler, you'd got to Chikara. It's that simple. what good wrestlers . i see only indie nobodies. chikara is nothinbg special & will teach how to do it wrong . to get to big times you have to go to big time school like Wild Samoans not chikara. nobody big has ever came out of chikara. Because Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston are horrible wrestlers....right You won't make it 'big' in wrestling, everyone will tell you the chances of you making it big are slim to none. Difference is, if you go to the Chikara school, you'll be a good wrestler, you go to the Wild Samoans school, you'll be mediocre at best. |
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Post by wwe4ever on Oct 14, 2007 17:34:11 GMT -5
I wanted to be a wrestler a long time ago then I soon realized that there wasn't any good wrestling schools near me...
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Post by Todd Pettengill on Oct 14, 2007 17:39:34 GMT -5
what good wrestlers . i see only indie nobodies. chikara is nothinbg special & will teach how to do it wrong . to get to big times you have to go to big time school like Wild Samoans not chikara. nobody big has ever came out of chikara. Because Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston are horrible wrestlers....right You won't make it 'big' in wrestling, everyone will tell you the chances of you making it big are slim to none. Difference is, if you go to the Chikara school, you'll be a good wrestler, you go to the Wild Samoans school, you'll be mediocre at best. Thats why most people that train at the Wild Samoans wrestling school end up on television huh? |
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Post by mrchase on Oct 14, 2007 17:40:09 GMT -5
what good wrestlers . i see only indie nobodies. chikara is nothinbg special & will teach how to do it wrong . to get to big times you have to go to big time school like Wild Samoans not chikara. nobody big has ever came out of chikara. Because Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston are horrible wrestlers....right You won't make it 'big' in wrestling, everyone will tell you the chances of you making it big are slim to none. Difference is, if you go to the Chikara school, you'll be a good wrestler, you go to the Wild Samoans school, you'll be mediocre at best. mediocre ? please you will learn more about this business from the willd samoans then you will from the Chikara school. you will learn how it done right & learn real ring pyschology. while you in Chikara school you will only learn from a indie nobodies who have not done anything . Chikara school you will not learn ring pyschology or how to do it right. . Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston have showed me nothing thyat makes them good wrestlers . they show they just can't make to big time. wrestling is about making to real big show & learn the old school art of wrestling . not learn from wrestlers who can't even get out of indies to save themselfes. also Mike Quackenbush is high spot monkey. |
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Post by sincityhero on Oct 14, 2007 17:46:54 GMT -5
You will only die young if u take Steroids, pain killers etc...
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Post by Ari Gold on Oct 14, 2007 17:48:03 GMT -5
i thought about it, but i dont know if i would be able to manage.
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Post by TeamExtreme718x on Oct 14, 2007 18:44:29 GMT -5
Wheres the best place to start out? A wrestling school?
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Post by CMD on Oct 14, 2007 19:11:45 GMT -5
Because Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston are horrible wrestlers....right You won't make it 'big' in wrestling, everyone will tell you the chances of you making it big are slim to none. Difference is, if you go to the Chikara school, you'll be a good wrestler, you go to the Wild Samoans school, you'll be mediocre at best. mediocre ? please you will learn more about this business from the willd samoans then you will from the Chikara school. you will learn how it done right & learn real ring pyschology. while you in Chikara school you will only learn from a indie nobodies who have not done anything . Chikara school you will not learn ring pyschology or how to do it right. . Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston have showed me nothing thyat makes them good wrestlers . they show they just can't make to big time. wrestling is about making to real big show & learn the old school art of wrestling . not learn from wrestlers who can't even get out of indies to save themselfes. also Mike Quackenbush is high spot monkey. I have to ask you this, how much work from "Lightning" Mike Quackenbush, "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli, Chris Hero, and "The King Of Diamond" Eddie Kingston have you seen? From what you are saying about them, it sounds like you have not seen much, or any at all. Quack & Hero are two of the greatest technical wrestlers in the business today, masters of in ring psychology. People wouldn't refer to Quack as "The Master Of a Thousand Holds" if he couldn't back it up. And "Quack is a high spot monkey"? That is the most absurd statement I have ever heard. Usually during a match he will pull out a Tope Suicida or a Tope Con Hilo, but that hardly makes him a "spot monkey", he doesn't rely on such moves to get over with the crowd. Claudio as well is one of the best technical wrestler today. He can also pull out tons of European Uppercuts, and has awesome theme music, and the whole "Hey!" thing. While he might not be the best wrestler, Eddie Kingston is one of the best talkers in the business. If you say you don't see anything good in Kingston, you probably have never seen any of his promos. The man is very intense, very emotional in both his promos and in the ring. The man is always notched up to 11. Also, being in the wrestling business is not all about "making it big". To some people, it might just be about being the best at what you do. Some can make a living on the Indies. Also, you cannot say that some of these guys, specifically the ones mentioned above have "done nothing". Specifically, Mike Quackenbush. Even at the indy level he is at, he has done a lot. He has won Best Of The Best in 2005 in CZW, King Of Trios in CHIKARA, and he just won the Ted Petty Invitational in IWA:MS, one of the most highly regarded tournaments in the indies. He is also the current holder of the IWA:MS World and Lightheavyweight Titles, the IWA:DS World Title, and the NWA Junior Heavyweight Title, and he has held tons more titles and wrestled in other promotions around the world, and at one time held around 6 or 7 titles all at once, and he will soon be debuting in Japan for Michinoku Pro. Some of the guys who make it big in WWE never make it to Japan. Not to mention Quack runs his own promotion in CHIKARA. Does all of that sound like nothing? I know it sounds like I'm riding Quack's cock or something like that, but I am a big fan of his, I respect the man, and I don't see how someone can try and pass him off as a talentless hack. -CMD |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2007 19:22:31 GMT -5
Meh, Always wanted to be a wrestler. But Theres better things to be.
Wrestlers get hurt, Wrestlers get humilated at times, Wrestlers usually start on VERY low pay.. and thats if you make it. 99.9% of people who wanna be a wrestler on here wont make it, I guaruntee.
Ive imagined that dream. The furthest ive gotten is BYWing..
Ive dreamed of being in a band since I was a kid too, The furthest ive got with that?.. well.. We have a gig at a highly popular rock club next Tuesday, same place as the likes of Enter Shikari, Walls of Jericho, Zico Chain etc have played. And no, this isnt my way of getting my band a cheap pop, its me proving that even industries such as the music industry are easier than the wrestling industry. Unless you want to be one of the Nobodys on the indy circuit.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2007 19:33:28 GMT -5
mediocre ? please you will learn more about this business from the willd samoans then you will from the Chikara school. you will learn how it done right & learn real ring pyschology. while you in Chikara school you will only learn from a indie nobodies who have not done anything . Chikara school you will not learn ring pyschology or how to do it right. . Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston have showed me nothing thyat makes them good wrestlers . they show they just can't make to big time. wrestling is about making to real big show & learn the old school art of wrestling . not learn from wrestlers who can't even get out of indies to save themselfes. also Mike Quackenbush is high spot monkey. I have to ask you this, how much work from "Lightning" Mike Quackenbush, "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli, Chris Hero, and "The King Of Diamond" Eddie Kingston have you seen? From what you are saying about them, it sounds like you have not seen much, or any at all. Quack & Hero are two of the greatest technical wrestlers in the business today, masters of in ring psychology. People wouldn't refer to Quack as "The Master Of a Thousand Holds" if he couldn't back it up. And "Quack is a high spot monkey"? That is the most absurd statement I have ever heard. Usually during a match he will pull out a Tope Suicida or a Tope Con Hilo, but that hardly makes him a "spot monkey", he doesn't rely on such moves to get over with the crowd. Claudio as well is one of the best technical wrestler today. He can also pull out tons of European Uppercuts, and has awesome theme music, and the whole "Hey!" thing. While he might not be the best wrestler, Eddie Kingston is one of the best talkers in the business. If you say you don't see anything good in Kingston, you probably have never seen any of his promos. The man is very intense, very emotional in both his promos and in the ring. The man is always notched up to 11. Also, being in the wrestling business is not all about "making it big". To some people, it might just be about being the best at what you do. Some can make a living on the Indies. Also, you cannot say that some of these guys, specifically the ones mentioned above have "done nothing". Specifically, Mike Quackenbush. Even at the indy level he is at, he has done a lot. He has won Best Of The Best in 2005 in CZW, King Of Trios in CHIKARA, and he just won the Ted Petty Invitational in IWA:MS, one of the most highly regarded tournaments in the indies. He is also the current holder of the IWA:MS World and Lightheavyweight Titles, the IWA:DS World Title, and the NWA Junior Heavyweight Title, and he has held tons more titles and wrestled in other promotions around the world, and at one time held around 6 or 7 titles all at once, and he will soon be debuting in Japan for Michinoku Pro. Some of the guys who make it big in WWE never make it to Japan. Not to mention Quack runs his own promotion in CHIKARA. Does all of that sound like nothing? I know it sounds like I'm riding Quack's cock or something like that, but I am a big fan of his, I respect the man, and I don't see how someone can try and pass him off as a talentless hack. -CMD I can't add anything more to this. He's said everything. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2007 19:35:38 GMT -5
Personally, with all due respect to the indy circuit, If I was going to be a wrestler, I would want to work my way ALL THE WAY to the top. Work THROUGH the indys and not stay in them forever.
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Post by LA Times on Oct 14, 2007 20:55:52 GMT -5
Ive always wanted to be a wrestler even though I am too skinny. The schools I would want to train at are either Chief Little Bear in Florida or Chikara. Some names I might use are
"White Stallion" Jordan Young
Green Hornet
New Jersey Kidd
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Post by vandutch on Oct 14, 2007 20:58:01 GMT -5
I have loved watching WWF/WWE since I was about 5 years old, but I've never had the urge to become a wrestler. One thing I would like to do just once though is be in a wrestling ring with a couple guys who know what they're doing and just show me a couple moves. Just a one time deal so I can say I've done it.
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Post by Does that make me bad? on Oct 14, 2007 21:07:27 GMT -5
I really do, I wanted to be one sense i was 10.
Im in no shape right now but slowly making my way there
I dont care if im in the big time, just want to get into a ring and say i did it.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2007 21:09:29 GMT -5
mediocre ? please you will learn more about this business from the willd samoans then you will from the Chikara school. you will learn how it done right & learn real ring pyschology. while you in Chikara school you will only learn from a indie nobodies who have not done anything . Chikara school you will not learn ring pyschology or how to do it right. . Mike Quackenbush, Chris Hero, Claudio Castangoli(sp), Eddie Kingston have showed me nothing thyat makes them good wrestlers . they show they just can't make to big time. wrestling is about making to real big show & learn the old school art of wrestling . not learn from wrestlers who can't even get out of indies to save themselfes. also Mike Quackenbush is high spot monkey. I have to ask you this, how much work from "Lightning" Mike Quackenbush, "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli, Chris Hero, and "The King Of Diamond" Eddie Kingston have you seen? From what you are saying about them, it sounds like you have not seen much, or any at all. Quack & Hero are two of the greatest technical wrestlers in the business today, masters of in ring psychology. People wouldn't refer to Quack as "The Master Of a Thousand Holds" if he couldn't back it up. And "Quack is a high spot monkey"? That is the most absurd statement I have ever heard. Usually during a match he will pull out a Tope Suicida or a Tope Con Hilo, but that hardly makes him a "spot monkey", he doesn't rely on such moves to get over with the crowd. Claudio as well is one of the best technical wrestler today. He can also pull out tons of European Uppercuts, and has awesome theme music, and the whole "Hey!" thing. While he might not be the best wrestler, Eddie Kingston is one of the best talkers in the business. If you say you don't see anything good in Kingston, you probably have never seen any of his promos. The man is very intense, very emotional in both his promos and in the ring. The man is always notched up to 11. Also, being in the wrestling business is not all about "making it big". To some people, it might just be about being the best at what you do. Some can make a living on the Indies. Also, you cannot say that some of these guys, specifically the ones mentioned above have "done nothing". Specifically, Mike Quackenbush. Even at the indy level he is at, he has done a lot. He has won Best Of The Best in 2005 in CZW, King Of Trios in CHIKARA, and he just won the Ted Petty Invitational in IWA:MS, one of the most highly regarded tournaments in the indies. He is also the current holder of the IWA:MS World and Lightheavyweight Titles, the IWA:DS World Title, and the NWA Junior Heavyweight Title, and he has held tons more titles and wrestled in other promotions around the world, and at one time held around 6 or 7 titles all at once, and he will soon be debuting in Japan for Michinoku Pro. Some of the guys who make it big in WWE never make it to Japan. Not to mention Quack runs his own promotion in CHIKARA. Does all of that sound like nothing? I know it sounds like I'm riding Quack's cock or something like that, but I am a big fan of his, I respect the man, and I don't see how someone can try and pass him off as a talentless hack. -CMD You are God. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2007 19:52:38 GMT -5
im thinking about joining my local leagues training center but im not old ebough =(
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Post by BT ROW's Rockstar on Oct 15, 2007 21:34:54 GMT -5
I've been wrestling on the indy circuit for a little more than 2 years now, and I must say....I love every minute of it. Nothing beats going out in front of a crowd and having them in the palm of your hand. Training can be costly..I was trained out in California and recently moved to Houston, TX to further my training with Booker T. If you really want it then go for it, but you need to make sure that you really want it.
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