AAA booker Konnan has previously faced issues trying to book Juventud Guerrera, and he discussed the matter on a recent edition of his “Keepin’ It 100” podcast.
Konnan noted that Guerrera was difficult to work with due to his unprofessionalism.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On having problems dealing with Juventud Guerrera: “From the flat earther s**t to, I called him last year and I said to him, ‘You’re going to be a surprise because we have a Royal Rumble thing and the people are going to pop,’ and he goes, ‘No, I just want to wrestle Vikingo.’ I go, ‘Bro, you can’t wrestle Vikingo. You’ve gotta come back and you’ve got to show the company that you’re responsible and professional, two things that you’ve never done in your past. You’ve got to come, be on time, and then work your way to the good graces and we will put you.’ But, he doesn’t want to do that.”
On Guerrera’s attitude issues: “When I ask my boss to put you in a match he says, ‘I’m not sure about that.’ Why would he say that, Juventud? He says that because you’re not professional, and you give a lot of problems and it’s hard working with you.”
Create-A-Pro Academy has launched a wrestling camp for people looking to get started in the pro wrestling industry.
The company announced the launch of its wrestling camp in a press release, which you can check out below:
**Create A Pro Launches Wrestling Camp for Beginners in Rahway, NJ**
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Approved applicants will undergo an interview process to ensure they are a good fit for the camp, aligning with Create A Pro’s commitment to maintaining a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
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AAA booker Konnan recently discussed the difficulties he faced when trying to book Juventud Guerrera on his “Keepin’ It 100” podcast. Konnan revealed that Guerrera’s unprofessionalism made it challenging to work with him.
During the podcast, Konnan shared a conversation he had with Guerrera where he offered him a surprise appearance in a Royal Rumble event. However, Guerrera declined the opportunity, stating that he only wanted to wrestle Vikingo. Konnan explained that Guerrera needed to prove himself as responsible and professional, qualities he lacked in the past, before being given such opportunities.
Konnan also mentioned that when he approached his boss about including Guerrera in a match, his boss expressed hesitation. This hesitation stemmed from Guerrera’s reputation for causing problems and being unprofessional, making it difficult to collaborate with him.
In other wrestling news, Create-A-Pro Academy has launched a wrestling camp catered specifically for beginners in Rahway, NJ. The camp, led by former WWE Producer and current AEW VP of Talent Development Pat Buck, aims to provide aspiring wrestlers with a comprehensive training experience.
The 10-week long camp offers both daytime and nighttime classes to accommodate individuals with varying schedules. One of the unique aspects of the camp is the inclusion of special guest trainers each week, offering diverse perspectives and insights from seasoned professionals in the wrestling community.
Create-A-Pro Academy boasts an impressive roster of graduates who have gone on to secure contracts at All Elite Wrestling (AEW), including MJF, Acclaimed, Kris Statlander, Smart Mark Sterling, and Iron Savages. Graduates also have the opportunity to compete at WrestlePro, which hosts 30 live events annually, providing valuable opportunities to showcase their skills and advance their careers in the industry.
Interested individuals can apply for the wrestling camp through Create-A-Pro’s website, [createaproNJ.com](http://createaproNJ.com). As spots are limited, prompt applications are encouraged to secure a place in this exclusive opportunity. Whether aspiring to pursue wrestling competitively or seeking a fun and challenging fitness endeavor, Create-A-Pro’s wrestling camp offers an ideal platform for growth and development.
In conclusion, Konnan’s podcast shed light on the difficulties he faced when dealing with Juventud Guerrera due to his unprofessionalism. Meanwhile, Create-A-Pro Academy’s wrestling camp provides beginners with a unique opportunity to train under industry professionals and kickstart their wrestling careers.