Nepal Ring Wrestling Association and Japan’s Pro Wrestling ZERO1 team up to further enrich Nepal’s pro wrestling scene

Nepal Ring Wrestling Association and Pro Wrestling ZERO1 of Japan have entered into an agreement that will provide pro wrestling training and other sports related training for prospective pro wrestlers. The NRWA’s General Secretary, Subarna Shrestha, provided WrestleMap with a statement on the new agreement.

“An agreement has been reached between Nepal Ring Wrestling Association and Japan-based Zero One Japan to conduct wrestling training in Nepal. Special professional wrestling training will be given by Japanese trainers for 6 months from 15th of Bhadra 2079 (editor’s note: the Nepali month of Bhadra runs from mid-August to mid-September. The current year in Nepal according to the Nepali calendar is 2079.) at Ring Wrestling Academy located in Lanchaur run by the association. Players interested in becoming professional wrestlers should register their names by 1st Bhadra 2079. This special training will be provided free of cost to only 50 people in the first phase.

This training is intended to increase the participation of Nepali wrestlers in international competitions. Along with wrestling, the training will also include sports psychology, diet and emergency treatment. After the training, the selected wrestlers will be made to participate in various international competitions.”

Training being provided by an established and credentialed promotion like Pro Wrestling ZERO1 will be a great tool for wrestlers and prospective wrestlers in Nepal. With the idea being to give the opportunity to Nepali wrestlers to compete in more international events, this training should surely help achieve that.