Hornswoggle Talks About His Wrestling School and Promotion
Summary
– Hornswoggle discusses running his own wrestling school, focusing on vocal and visual teaching methods.
– He mentions having over 40 students attending classes twice a week, plus a ‘secret camp’ on Sundays.
– Hornswoggle reflects on the importance of cooperation over competition in the wrestling industry.
In an interview on the “Oh…You Didn’t Know” podcast with ‘Road Dogg’ Brian James and Matt ‘The Casio Kid’ Mitchell, Hornswoggle shared insights into his experience running a wrestling school and promotion. He explained that he doesn’t get in the ring much for teaching, as it’s challenging to instruct “normies” (non-little people) in wrestling techniques. Instead, he focuses on being vocal and visual in his teaching approach.
Hornswoggle’s wrestling school has seen significant interest, with over 40 kids attending classes twice a week. Additionally, he hosts a ‘secret camp’ on Sundays, offering open ring time for anyone who wants to come. This year marks the eighth year of his school and the 10th anniversary of his company.
During the conversation, Hornswoggle also discussed the concept of competition in the wrestling industry. He emphasized that competition shouldn’t exist because it only ends up hurting each other’s business. He believes in a cooperative approach, where promotions and wrestlers support one another rather than restrict opportunities.
Hornswoggle’s perspective on running a wrestling school and promotion reflects his deep understanding of the industry. His approach to teaching and his views on competition highlight the importance of nurturing talent and fostering a supportive environment in wrestling.
This interview offers a glimpse into Hornswoggle’s dedication to the wrestling world as a performer and as an educator and promoter. His commitment to his students and the broader wrestling community showcases his passion for the sport and his desire to contribute positively to its future.
