Yeah, some of those were crazy.

flop dolla

You must work for a shitty booker. Tell Tony Khan I said hi.

Stamina is the most important part

Pack your bag and hit the wrestling gym. You'll get fit in the process.

Don’t worry about being huge and jacked. The most important thing is CARDIO!

Idk much but I know cardio is more important than looking like Wardlow

I do amateur wrestling in my spare time, I’ve loved wrestling all my life and it’s something I always wanted to do. I’m not particularly in shape physique wise but you definitely need stamina. I’m about 6ft 2 and slim so slamming a heavier opponent can occasionally be a challenge but once you’re into a match and the adrenaline rises it becomes less of an issue. I’ve never had problem with being thrown over the ropes but it did hurt at first before I got comfortable doing it

There are many different ways to teach a move, maybe not wrong just different. Although safety is always key.

@@SantinoBros Yeah that’s true I started at IPW Australia trained by Pete The Hawk Ball he more or less taught old school wrestling and yeah some of the moves were different and he hated over planning a match a lot of the time it was work on the fly you pretty much knew who won that was it everything else improvised feel it out work your way to it! mind you not a bad skill to have I find you never get lost in a match that way. Anyway getting off topic. when some of us moved on to other promotions made it hard to wrestle for them. But hey look how far Toni Storm went I wrestled her in my first match in IPW. Only now IPW teaches modern again thanks for this tip had the chance to try it on my lowboy Ring I find it much smoother and quicker ! The way I was shown as you went over you grabbed the second rope which I think is bad for two reasons 1 like I said chances of getting your leg caught increase and you hit hard edge of the ring. I’ll keep working on those who knows maybe then I can add spring board moves to my arsenal

It will definitely hurt the first time until you get used to it.

@@SantinoBros true, i remember doing high school wrestling when i was in high school in the mid 90s lol and did this type of training as well, it was fun but ya it hurt for a while lol

16'x16' and 18" inches from ground to apron.

That a lowboy wrestling ring

ya by the look of WWE's rings they seem to be 4ft on the ground, that would hurt more when one lands

Sir, Pony's don't wrestle....they horseplay.