VOICED: Amateur wrestlers train for the big league

The video explores the journey of amateur wrestlers like Brian and Gaylord as they train at The Monster Factory near Philadelphia, aiming for a spot in professional leagues like WWE or TNA. It highlights the importance of developing a stage persona, the shift in the wrestling industry from sport to spectacle, and the rigorous training conditions. Trainer Ed provides insights into the industry's evolution, while Gaylord shares his warrior spirit and perseverance. Despite earning little from local fights, these wrestlers view them as essential steps toward achieving their dreams.

What inspired Brian to pursue wrestling?

• A school wrestling competition

• A family tradition

• A friend's recommendation

• Watching famous wrestlers like Hulk Hogan

What is considered as important as skill in wrestling?

• Physical strength

• Developing a stage persona

• Having a good coach

• Diet and nutrition

How has the wrestling industry changed according to their trainer Ed?

• It has become more of a TV show

• It has become more competitive

• It has become less popular

• It has become more focused on sport

What is the Monster Factory known for?

• Being a luxurious training facility

• Having a large number of professional wrestlers

• Being one of the few amateur wrestling clubs in the US

• Offering online wrestling courses

What do Brian and Gaylord earn from local fights?

• $10 to $30 per match

• $100 to $200 per match

• $50 to $100 per match

• $20 to $50 per match