Wrestling Sport

In addition to being a superstar wrestler in the WWE, John Cena is also a famous actor. This carefully leveled text will be a hit with young wrestling fans.

Great insight into Dan Gable's life and what made him a Champion of Champions. Dan Gable won all of his high school and college wrestling matches except the last one, and then went on to win an Olympic wrestling title wtthout giving up a point. He later became coach at the University of Iowa and led Hawkeye wrestlers to NCAA and Olympic titles.

Choosing to create advantaged positions and avoid disadvantaged positions is the most underutilized strategic asset in wrestling. The wrestler who wrestles in his highest advantage position, for the longest time in the match, will have the greater probability of winning. That is the reason why two wrestlers wrestle multiple times with drastically different outcomes, and why the logic doesn't hold that if one wrestler beat another he should be able to beat the wrestler his prior opponent beat.

When someone brings up the topic of Japanese wrestling, promotions such as Big Japan Pro Wrestling, Dragon Gate, New Japan Pro Wrestling, All Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling ZERO1, and Pro Wrestling NOAH quickly come to mind. However, underneath the layer of promotions that distribute DVDs worldwide and present shows in large venues, are promotions on the Japanese wrestling scene that are of a much a smaller size. In this mini audiobook, we will take a look at those promotions.

Our hero, Apostle Watson, challenges the returning state champion, Sherlock Ies, for the 177-weight class. This turns all of Killimore High School on its head. The result is Apostle having one crazy day leading up to the wrestle off (challenge match).

If you are serious about being a pro-wrestler, you need guidance and training from a reputable wrestling school. In this audiobook, you will be given the best schools to go to, categorized by what your specific goal is. Some want to work for a major promotion in the United States. Others want to work for a promotion outside of the United States. Others simply want to wrestle, bottom line. The schools in this book will direct you to the appropriate path.