Any active or retired wrestlers here?

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I’ve been training for about 4 months was looking to see if there’s a forum other than Reddit where tips / experiences are shared.

I’m enjoying what I’ve been learning so far, taking it to the next level each training session. Working on psychology, my gimmick and nutrition going into these next few months.

 

[MenacingMonk]

I wrestled as Cochino Man, but now I’m retired.

 

[cheek100]

I was dusty rhodes in my early days

 

[Novembruh]

be reasonable about the bumps you take. People will overextend trying to seem like a good person to work with, but not everyone cares about you so don't care about everyone. It's your health at the end of the day so if something seems like a nah... tell them nah.

selling tips for current era are better gotten from fight videos than old 70s/80s matches. Times have changed and while Bret was a GOAT... you better off learning how to sell a punch by seeing people actually get punched. Because the rest of the world has now, too.

 

[Mob H]

@Lani

 

[Beautiful Bobby Eatin]

I’ve been training for about 4 months was looking to see if there’s a forum other than Reddit where tips / experiences are shared.

I’m enjoying what I’ve been learning so far, taking it to the next level each training session. Working on psychology, my gimmick and nutrition going into these next few months.

I was part of a very successful and famous tag team in the 80's. Part of one of the GOAT stables in the 90's but I died in 2021. Best two pieces of advice I can give you is to stick to your guns and tuck your chin when bumping.

Tell Jim Cornette to fukk off for me. That polyester, bytch.

 

[NoMorePie]

I was once told I look like Shelton Benjamin, and I kinda ran with it for a minute. Does that count