Pro Wrestling Biz Tips
The business side of pro wrestling
Straight talk for promoters, wrestling schools and independent wrestlers: how to run safer indie wrestling shows, what venues expect on a certificate, how licensing and permits work, and how pro wrestling insurance actually protects you.
Learn the business. Protect the show.
Every article below is written for the people who make independent wrestling happen. Whether you're booking your first show, opening a training school or working shows every weekend, you'll find practical tips on waivers, venue requirements, show costs, licensing and coverage. We're licensed in all 50 states and work with promoters, schools and wrestlers across the country.
Promoters
Show costs, event waivers, venue insurance requirements and why some venues ask for participant accident coverage. Wrestling promoter insurance can often be bound in as little as 10 minutes on many events, depending on underwriting.
Event InsuranceSchools
Liability challenges, student onboarding, waivers and risk management for pro wrestling schools and training facilities.
School InsuranceWrestlers
Insurance terms explained in plain language, plus individual accident plans that cover you in the ring and out, subject to the policy's terms.
See Plans & EnrollLimited benefit, accident-only coverage. Not major medical. Plans vary by state; benefits, availability and exclusions differ, and policy documents govern. Christopher D. Martin, NPN 7335986.
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Should Pro Wrestling Promotions Require Event Waivers for Wrestlers?
In this article, we will explore why waivers are necessary for wrestling promoters and how to create effective waiver agreements that protect both promoters and participants. We will also discuss common legal issues that arise in the wrestling industry and offer advice on how to minimize risks and ensure the safety of all involved. Whether you are a seasoned wrestling promoter or just starting out in the industry, this blog will provide valuable insights and practical tips for hosting safe and successful wrestling events.
The slang of pro wrestling: Tracing its roots and knowing the lingo.
In this blog post, we'll explore some of the most common pro wrestling slang terms that have their origins in the world of circus, carnival, and vaudeville. However, in addition to the slang referenced in the video, we also believe that it's important for pro wrestling workers and promoters to understand some key insurance terms. That's why we've included those as well, to help ensure that those in the industry have the knowledge they need to protect themselves and their events as the sport continues to grow.
Why would a venue require a pro wrestling promoter get accidental insurance for the wrestlers?
In this blog, we will explore why wrestling promoters and venues might be required to carry insurance for participant medical expenses for their wrestlers, the potential legal liabilities that promoters and venues face, as well as the risks that wrestlers themselves may encounter if they are not adequately protected. We also examine some of the types of insurance coverage that may be required.
How much does it cost to host a pro wrestling show?
If you have ever though about hosting a pro wresting event then this article is for you. We can break the costs and activities you need to follow to host a show and we explain what you can expect.