TNA Announces Wrestler Tryouts On October 29 In Orlando

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TOTAL NONSTOP ACTION (TNA) WRESTLING TO PROVIDE AUDITION OPPORTUNITY TO INDEPENDENT WRESTLERS

Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling will host its first-ever talent audition for prospective wrestlers on Saturday, October 29 at noon in the “iMPACT Zoneâ€￾ at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.

Each participant will have the chance to showcase their talents, learn what TNA is looking for, and present any video footage and a resume to TNA Director of Talent Relations Terry Taylor,

Prospective wrestlers must be 18 or older, in good health and must sign a release as well as present proper identification. The cost of the tryout is $250 in advance. To register for the event, visit www.shoptna.com

Note: TNA Wrestling will contact all registrants prior to the October 29 tryout with complete details, directions and tryout information.

This is your chance to take advantage of a rare opportunity to step into the “iMPACT Zoneâ€￾ and TNA's signature six-sided ring.

Click on the link below to register at ShopTNA.com....

 

[PeepShow]

I am so going to that!!!


















I wish.

 

[monkeystyle]

The cost of the tryout is $250 in advance.

What???

I guess the only people their going to take money from are idiots.

 

[the last gunslinger]

^^^ yeah it doesn't make any sense to pay for a tryout

 

[kevin82593dmk]

The cost of the tryout is $250 in advance.

What???

I guess the only people their going to take money from are idiots.

lol tna is going broke so they take money from blueberries

 

[chavoheat]

They added a fee to filter out the people who aren't really serious about it.

They know that if you're willing to pay for the tryout, then you're at least serious about a career in wrestling.

 

[Great One]

That's actually pretty smart. You know some skinny, 18 year old, obsessed with wrestling kid will go there and pay it to get a shot.

 

[Flair for The Gold]

They added a fee to filter out the people who aren't really serious about it.

They know that if you're willing to pay for the tryout, then you're at least serious about a career in wrestling.

250 is still a ton to pay for a shot that has no guarantees whatsoever.

 

[chavoheat]

Like I said, the fee was high enough to filter out the people who aren't serious, but not too much to prevent serious candidates from applying.

If you're really serious about a career in wrestling, then you should be able to find a way to make $250.

Trust me, if they made the fee like $50, they're still going to get a bunch of half serious people there.