Find a name for your company and a logo. Try to use a name that has not been used before. For example, Super-Fun Wrestling would be SFW. The logo could be anything, even as simple as those letters in bold with a circle around it.
Find a place that you can use on a regular basis. Try to find a place close to home, or even at your home (if it is O.K. with your parents).
Now for the expensive part; getting a wrestling ring. You can either buy one (the more expensive choice) or you can make your own. Please refer to the How To Build Your Own Wrestling Ring for details.
Find and hire some friends to be referees and officials. This will make decisions not all upon you.
Buy a camera and record a few of your matches. Turn them into a DVD and sell them to some of the people at your school. This will give your business publicity and it will have more fans.
Get some chairs, benches, folding bleachers, etc., for fans coming to your events somewhere to sit.
Get some friends who love wrestling to work for free. Eventually, when you earn enough money, you can hire and pay other wrestlers and your friends. Try not to get into debt.
Sell tickets to the matches for a low price, like around $3 to $5. Every once in a while, you can have a "pay-per-view" that has a higher ticket price.
Try not to have every match a singles or tag team match. Mix it up with ladder matches, hardcore matches, TLC matches. To name a few.
Since this is a hardcore company, don't be afraid to cross over into the extreme. Create your own kind of extreme match, whether win by submission, or win by smashing a Singapore Cane across your opponent's head.
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