Tales of Wrestling Volume 3: The Shaping of a Wrestler Part 3 (At last breakthrough! | Thread profile

Tales of Wrestling Volume 3 Introduction Hello Ladies and Gentleman and welcome to the volume 3 of Tales of Wrestling. In my first column I discussed about how I became a fan of pro wrestling, then later transitioned into become a trainee professional wrestler. My follow up column was about my first year of training and wrestling; the article focused mainly on the dark side of the business, an all the problems I encountered with wrestlers...

Very interesting read and you continue to improve the quality of writing. You were doing so good not making any typos until you hit the end of "New Academy Debut." Also, the article was bordering on "too short." Be sure to work on that. I can't wait to read your next one about traveling and low pay and all that stuff. Hopefully it'll make for an even better read than this was.

Hey this is very interesting stuff, to get a real introspective at the grass-roots level is very much worth reading. It's good to see your confidence is been built up, and I agree with your comments about wrestlers egos. Kinda surprising to hear that managers don't get paid at the indy level, I'm assuming that it's a way to get a foot in the door of the industry at least. Read you again, I enjoyed this.

Hey, Another great column as always. These stories are so fascinating and i am truely happy that you got in to a good academy and your back to enjoying wrestling. Can't wait to read your stories about being on the independent circuit, should be a good read.

This was a little short for my liking. Not that the column didn't have interesting points in it. It is nice to hear things about the art form from someone who is actually putting it to use. It would have been nice to hear a little more about the new academy, maybe like number of students, cost of training there or a little bit about the trainers. I'm basically just saying that it could have been just a tad bit longer. I myself love...

I am glad that you were able to find a good academy and find joy in wrestling again. Thanks for answering my question, I guess it was unfair to ask you how much someone likes Teddy Long is getting paid since his official title is probably road agent or something like that. But it was really interesting to find out that indie managers get paid nothing! I have a couple of questions for you. What is the chance of someone in the indies to...