How to set up a Pro Wrestling Ring - Complete start to finish walk-thru time lapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- We paid the crew to set up the ring for us and part of the price was for was set up and breakdown.
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I've set up lots of times for an independent promotion in KY. Enjoyed every minute of it.
20 people standing around while 2 do all the work..
We paid the ring crew for setup and breakdown.
Wow
I honestly expected more springs/shocks type of thing and more padding
Interesting
I slapped the $hit outta that LIKED button
That many people and only two of them really worked, all the others were just standing there chatting..
We paid the crew to set up the ring for us and part of the price was for was set up and breakdown.
Why are there only three people helping out with the ring, yet everyone else is standing around and talking?! I'd be fuming!
We paid the crew to set up the ring for us and part of the price was for was set up and breakdown. Under normal circumstances, I agree.
At this point let’s see match that’s awesome setup
Very interesting the middle rope is tighter than the top
I would think the top needed to be tighter to handle the impact of hitting the ropes
That's good. But some other pro-wrestling ring frame brace in the middle, if there's pro-wrestling weapon beneath the ring; tables, steel chairs, ladder, metal trash can, kendo sticks, traffic sign, pizza tray, baseball bat, etc. same like WWE & AEW. In WWE, using T-shape tower to support the pro-wrestling ring structure. Also the padding of the pro-wrestling ring using foam padding and in the ropes, WWE, Latin America Wrestling Entertainment and pro-wrestling local always use real ropes made natural sisal rope and 4 inches foam turnbuckle pad from the center of 12 × 10 inches.
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I’ve always wanted to feel the ring service and maybe take a standard back bump
Nice!
are the wood planks glued together or is it all held together by the canvas
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How does this differ from a lucha ring?
How can I buy a ring like this
What is the size of this ring?
This was 18x18
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Why exactly does the rope have to vary in tightness?
I understand why the top two are tight, it helps with spots like running ropes or sending an opponent into the ropes so they can bounce off, but why is the bottom rope not as tight as the second or even the first?
I've always wondered this.
Every time you tighten the bottom it actually loosens the middle and top and it becomes a game where you never finish the ropes. When the middle is the tightest it holds everything in place, the top is tight enough for standing but loose enough to bounce off. The bottom isn't really used for anything so it's just hand tightened so it's not flopping around. Hope that makes sense
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Yes, it makes sense 😆
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Cool stuff.
That's not a actual ring like wwe has
Yeah your right WWES is 20x20feet
That's because it's not wwe as well
This ring was 18x18, WWE uses 20x20 but it's set up the same. In some cases the beams aren't 20 feet long, they are 10 foot and then bolted together to make it easier for transport.