So You Want To Be A Pro Wrestler

About This Movie

So You Want To Be A Pro Wrestler is an interesting watch, blending humor and the over-the-top world of wrestling. The dynamic between T.J. Holiday and Trevor Matthews adds a layer of playful sarcasm, as they mockingly 'train' Rio Garza, who enters the scene with a naive eagerness that’s both charming and cringeworthy. The atmosphere feels somewhat improvised, which gives it a unique edge, and the pacing is brisk enough to keep things lively. While the performances might not be Oscar-worthy, they capture that wrestling bravado well. You really see the behind-the-scenes antics and the absurdity of pro wrestling culture, making it a quirky addition to any wrestling fan's collection.

This title is somewhat obscure and hard to find, primarily released in niche markets. Its limited distribution has sparked interest among collectors who appreciate the wrestling genre's eccentricities. There hasn't been a significant re-release, making original copies potentially more valuable in the right circles. If you're into rare wrestling memorabilia, this film offers a quirky glimpse into the training antics that fans of the sport might enjoy.