Write a Wrestling Resume
If you want to become a professional wrestler, you will need to contact wrestling federations and obtain matches. Like other "jobs", this is done using a resume. A wrestling resume is unique to the sport, so read on to learn how to create you own.
Steps
- List your biographical information. Include your current wrestling name, your real name, height and weight, hometown and current contact information.
- List historical information, such as any wrestling names you used in the past. Include the date and location of your debut.
- Describe your training. List your trainers' names, and locations. Mention your fighting style.
- List promotions/associations you have wrestled for. Like other resumes, put these in reverse chronological order, with the most recent first.
- Describe championships you have won, or titles you have held. Include your opponents' names and the date won, as well as the date lost.
- Include 2 or 3 references. These may be trainers, contacts for associations you have previously worked for, or notable opponents.
- Attach a promotional picture of yourself. In the event an association uses you, this picture can be used in their promotional documentation.