Hello Everyone! I'm Greg, a big wrestling fan from The Bronx. I'm looking to make a childhood dream come true. I want to become a professional wrestler. But to do so, I need to go to wrestling school. Luckily, I have found one in Queens that has produced some of my favorite local talent.

Even in high school, the coaches of the football and wrestling teams wanted to recruit me because of my big frame. Back then, I didn't have a lot of self-confidence or drive to stick to it. I was deceivingly athletic, but all I did was skateboard from time to time. As I got older and got a taste of the real world, my mindset changed. Even though I'm not where I want to be, at the very least, I'm surviving. Not finishing college and a feeling of being lost, I find myself in my 30s not knowing what to do next.

I've always loved wrestling. Growing up in the 90s, I was exposed to arguably one of the greatest eras of WWE, then known as the WWF, The Attitude Era. I was hooked! Even though they like to tell you, "Please don't try this at home," my cousins, my friends, and I did it anyway. One of my best friends and I had a choreographed street fight after middle school one day. We even managed to get a small audience around us. We didn't notice them until we finished. It was extremely fun, and none of us got actually hurt. But I never thought that I could actually become a pro wrestler on TV.

As I got older, I did get into going to the gym and working out. Multiple people started to ask me the same question: "Are you a professional wrestler?" As I say no, people like to mention that I look like one, or I can probably become one. It started to plant the seed in my head. Maybe I can do this. I just don't have the funding. Life has been rough, especially after 2020. I'm already juggling 2 jobs to make ends meet, but I'm not left with enough to really pour into my passions. With this money, it will cover a couple of months of training and some equipment I may need. It doesn't hurt to try, and who knows, if I'm really good at it and people want to watch and support me, they can say they funded a future wrestling sensation. Maybe you'll see me on TV holding a WWE title one day.

If money wasn't an issue, I would have started training yesterday. Then maybe that 12-year-old who had Royal Rumbles on the playground would be so happy to know that one day he will become a champ when he gets older. Let's make that kid's dream come true so then in turn he can inspire the next generation that they can do anything they set their minds to. It never hurts to ask for help.

Update: I was able to join the wrestling school for the first two months of 2026. Thank you to all who donated. Thank you for believing. Going to work hard for you.