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[Stopspot]

Sure I have considered it and with a background in martial arts and acting I think I could pull off a decent submission based wrestler. Just the fact that I live in Sweden, a country not really taken by the wrestling craze makes it difficult to find schools or retired wrestlers that teach classes. Promo cutting I do just for fun and it is a good way to not let the old acting skills rust.

 

[Leo C]

If I was to work with wrestling, I'd prefer to have a job outside the ring (announcer, manager, booker) or something similar. But I won't.

On a side note, I also cut promos to myself once in a while.

 

[#Heel1]

I'm planning to try FCW after I get my degree. Not right away, as it's never that easy. There's just a lack of available schools to the people that want to try. It is a very difficult business to get into solely because of the lack of information presented to people. If WWE just had a link on their site saying, "Take these steps and it will increase your chance of a contract," that would be fabulous.

Anyone who actually decides to take it as a career path knows everything they need to do anyway, so in some ways its better to conceal information. I mean, if it was that easy, every fan would workout for 6 months and become a wrestler. Then there would be nobody to do other jobs.

 

[Asskicker]

I'm thinking of becoming one but I don't know yet.

 

[Rysenberg]

Let's be honest, who on this website hasn't cut a promo to themselves at least once?

 

[Testify]

I had it in my thoughts, but naw. I'm great on mic :steiner: , but I'm not confident enough in my athletic abilities (let alone kicking the shit out of Bot and such).