Some news from kane2k4

[kane2k4]

I figured this would be the most appropriate place to post this, so here goes:

Me and a friend of mine are taking a huge gamble with this but my friend and I are planning to start our own professional wrestling company called NLWA, though it is currently in its beginning stages. We intend to have either a 6 sided wrestling ring or a 16-foot ring and we intend to have matches from our shows put on youtube.com to start out with.

What is your opinion on this?

 

[morgandee]

go for it, promote the indie circuit material

but it has to be some nice shit and not some boring stuff just for attention

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

Oriya is right. Don't just do alot of unnecessary maneuvers, at least at first. Try your best to have your guys well-based in technical mat skills first and then allow them to have their own gimmicks and such.

People respect technical skills, and it will put asses in seats.

 

[Journia]

Oriya is right. Don't just do alot of unnecessary maneuvers, at least at first. Try your best to have your guys well-based in technical mat skills first and then allow them to have their own gimmicks and such.

People respect technical skills, and it will put asses in seats.

Here here.

 

[TheChameleon]

Might I suggest an 18 foot ring. Those are the "indy" rings we usually know and love. WWE's ring is A 20 foot ring.

While mat-skills are important, I suggest you either recruit experienced professionals and have them wrestle, or Recruit a Trainer to help train people who WANT to wrestle.

I don't suggest you and your friend just hop into the ring and go for it, its VERY dangerous and you guys could get terrible injuries. (Less' your trained, of course)

I don't know the laws in Iowa, but some states require that you have a promoter's liscense, and each wrestler has its own liscense, then again, other states only require a promoter's liscense. Make sure to check this out, because its important, especially for establishing yourself on the indy scene, that you guys are official, and don't look backyard.

May I also suggest, if you have friends (or yourself included) who are going to be wrestling, make sure to purchase ring gear. Nothing I dislike more than paying 10-15$ just to go watch a bunch of guys in windpants and t-shirts wrestling.