and WWE, there are many places around the world where wrestler training camps are held. Many young people who want to learn wrestling will train in these training camps. After graduation, they sign their favorite wrestling leagues. Although they are not as famous as wrestling leagues such as WWE, wrestling training camps are a place to lay the foundation. Just like high school in school, today we will take a look at the most famous wrestling training centers in the world.
1, NXTh: Among the hundreds of wrestling schools around the world, as long as NXT says it is second, no one dares to say it is first. There are countless famous wrestlers who want to come here to train. This is also the world's largest wrestling elite reserve school. Now NXT has become WWE's only development alliance, and wrestlers who come out of here can basically successfully sign WWE.
2, OVW: Ohio Valley Wrestling Training Camp located in Louisville, Kentucky, USA is the second largest wrestling training base in the world. OVW was also the development alliance of WWE many years ago, and has cultivated first-class superstars such as John Cena , Miz , Randy Orton , Brock Lesner , Batista and other first-class superstars. The person in charge of OVW is former WWE player Danny Davis. After ending his cooperation with WWE, OVW has now become a subordinate alliance of ImpactTM2.
3, Kanam Wrestling School: The head of this school is Scott Damo, a former TNA player. The school is located in Ontario, Canada, . Standing on the upper floor of the school, you can see the US Detroit next to it. Since it is right next to the United States, the students in this Canadian school are basically Americans. During the most glorious TNA period from 2002 to 2008, the most well-known players were basically from Kanam Wrestling School, including most of the outstanding players in the US independence class.
4, Terry Funk Wrestling School: The head of the school is WWE Hall of Fame member Terry Funk, located in Ocala County, northern Florida. The school signed a short contract with WWE that year. Cott Anger, Hardy Brothers, Mickey James, Teddy Little, Rita, Aegy and others trained here. Legendary players Rick Flair, Antonio Pigwood, and Giant Racecourse were all teachers here.
5. Harley Rice Wrestling School: The person in charge of this school is WWE legendary veteran Harley Rice, which is called the "summit of second-generation wrestling" because 80% of the wrestlers trained here are second-generation wrestlings. The school is located in Elden, Missouri, USA. WWE players Curtis Axel, Teddy Little, and other second-generation wrestlers signed with WWE from here (the wheelchair veteran on the left picture below is Harley Rice).
6, Johnny Rhodes Wrestling School: The head of the school is WWE Hall of Fame member Johnny Rhodes, which is the oldest wrestling training base in the United States. WWE players Dudley Boys, Tez, Tommy Dream Chasing Veterans all come from here. Now Johnny Rhodes Wrestling School has its own tour competition, and the main training base is located in the Gleason Stadium in Brooklyn, New York.
7, ROH Wrestling School: This is the training center of the American ROH Wrestling League. Although it belongs to ROH, most of the players trained here are snatched away by WWE and Impact. The trainees here have good physical fitness and high quality of competitions. The current location of this training center is in Bristol, Pennsylvania.
8. Monster Factory: The person in charge of this school is legendary veteran Larry Sharp. The school has a very long history. The school is located in Belmar, New Jersey. All the trainees here are giant players, such as Big Show Ge , King Kong Bundy, Raven, etc. Generally, athletes with a height of less than two meters and a weight of less than 120kg are not accepted here.
