>>8158638>300+ house show scheduleOne of the things that stands out with good wreslers is the number of matches they've worked. As you listen to interviews, you'll hear them say it took matches, lots of matches, for things to "click" and them able to work comfortably.
These days, wrestlers seem to deer-in-headlights when someething goes off script. They are so reliant and so dependent on scripted matches that when a spot botches they don't know what to do.
Contrast with experienced wrestlers who can call something in the ring and bridge a gap between where they are in a match and the script.
"slingshot, powerslam, we'll pick it up from there"
Wrestling 1 or 2 matches a week, maybe 5 or 10 minutes total of in-ring work doesn't hold a candle to working 5 or 6 matched 10 or 12 minutes each.
