wrestlling lisence

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QUESTION: I'm moving to the us(Miami, Florida) in 2 years time to become a wrestler and since you can't move to the us for permanent my question is i heard about a wrestling liesence  so if that's true what does it do and does it allow you to stay in America for life

my second question is say you're me, you move to America in Miami Florida the next day what should i do next like look for tryouts or find were fcw held and ask for a trial like soccer....answer it as if you were going moving to the USA and what would you do after arriving...thanks

ANSWER: Every wrestler has to have a license here in America. Without it, you are not legally allowed to wrestle full time. Basically as an independent wrestler, you won't be able to stay in America for life unless you get your American citizenship or work for the WWE or somewhere like that so you can get something called a "Work Visa". Also, FCW, which is WWE's developmental territory in Tampa, FL, about 300 or so miles from Miami, won't take you unless you have a body builder like physic, or have a good bit of wrestling training on top of having been in a good bit of Indy shows.

Being from the UK, there are a ton of schools you could go to first to train. They have some of the best schools in the world. I say don't move to America without training, go to a school first. Now, if you already have training, e-mail FCW through the website. They like appointments. If you have no wrestling training, trust me, they won't take you. And you don't wanna ruin the chance with them as it could be your last. Let me know if you have training, wanna know a school in the UK, or what. I'd be glad to help

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QUESTION: do you know how to get a working visa also theres a school in Ireland called Irish whip wrestling so do you know anything on Irish whip wrestling like how many years do i have to spend there and do they train you things like what fcw and wwe development teach like microphone skills......also what will have to bring from there to get sign on at fcw like what i have accomplishment...thanks

ANSWER: Drew McIntyre and Sheamus went to IWW, and look how they turned out. So yeah, they love that promotion and teach you right. They should teach you things you need to know, more so European style wrestling though. Which is a good technical style, of course you do need personality, otherwise it doesn't matter how much they teach you on the mic, you won't be interesting. They do teach it though, so you're good. All you have to do is pay a fee to train there, like a training fee. It normally lasts as long as you need it to, normally 2 years for most to learn all they need. FCW teaches the same thing, just they focus on what the WWE wants. Irish Whip teaches you just fine, but when you go to FCW they'll teach you everything you'll need to go on RAW or SmackDown and possibly main event. You just have to do well. lol.

You'll have a piece of paper that says you graduated from IWW. So don't worry, also they make sure you went there and all, as there are background checks. After the first year or so, IWW allows you to work in their Indy program to help pay for your training. So, money won't be a massive worry. Some even get a chance to do the Indy stuff before then if they are good enough. Of course, you have to be around 18 or so. Don't plan on leaving High School early, get that diploma and then leave if you have to go out of the country or something

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QUESTION: sorry what's a diploma and i don't want to leave school but I'm in year 11 and i leave in 2 months time....and I'm doing a subject called B-tech sports so if i get a pass on that is that my complete sports physical........

Answer
A diploma is what you get when you graduate school. It's a little piece of paper that says, hey I'm a smart dude, I graduated, lol. Year 11 would be a junior in High School here in America. So are you like 16 or 17 years old? Or am I reading that wrong, and you're 11 years old?

Also, physicals are easy to pass as long as your healthy. I've had plenty, so trust me, lol. You'll be asked to do a lot of those as a wrestler. B-Tech sports is a nice field of study by the way.