Thread: I'm wrestling for a company that makes Clox look like ROH
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Old 02-11-2011, 05:43 AM   #107
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I've gotta tell ya Tom, I've trained with and worked for quite a few different companies across the UK and recently Germany, and I've NEVER came across a school that didn't teach you bumps before anything else. ANYTHING.

You can learn all the basics, all the conditioning, promos, everything, but if you can't bump, you're fucked.

If ooTin trains the way he does and it works for him, then good for him I guess. But to flat out say that everyone else is 'wrong' because bumping should be 'year two' is just moronic. I've never heard of ANY schools doing this, including the bigger known ones. OVW, FCW, Lance Storms Academy and Alex Wrights School, and pretty much every other wrestling school gets you bumping straight away.

I can't even understand why anyone would want to go to a wrestling school where you don't even learn to wrestle until the next year. I dunno, it all sounds so idiotic. Maybe ooTin made a typo that gave us the impression he has to wait a year to learn how to bump, and maybe he's going along with his 'being the worst poster' goal and pretending it's how he trains. Can't seriously be for real.
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