Professional wrestlers must be prepared to deviate from the planned sequence of moves in real-time when the audience's reaction indicates they are not engaging with the current performance.

“If we're dancing and they are not buying this element of it, we have to make a change. Otherwise, this is a massive disservice to them.”

She believes it is necessary for wrestlers to adapt their content to current audience trends to remain relevant.

“The audience is changing. How we interact with the audience is constantly changing, constantly evolving. And I think you have to kind of be forever updating your repertoire.”

Matt Cardona believes professional wrestlers must maintain a strong connection with their audience to achieve long-term success.

“Once you have a connection with the audience, you're set.”

He believes that the essence of professional wrestling lies in storytelling and characters rather than just the matches themselves.

“I still feel like at the end of the day like the the be all end all in pro wrestling isn't the match you know it's more about the stories and the characters and the moments that you create and and and I get that and and I feel like matches mean so much more when there's a strong story behind them”

A wrestler should prioritize selling their opponent's offense over their own, as that makes the match believable.

“I feel like um when I train like the only thing I'm told is like >> you have to be able to sell like your offense doesn't matter if you're not >> totally >> to sell you know you sell well.”

Anthony Bowens believes that wrestling title belts should be worn as a fashion statement in everyday life.

“I win this if I win this belt I'm you I'm going to the Del the store like this I'm going to the bank like this let it be known I'm not taking I'm coming to the bank I'm making a deposit and everyone's going to take note because I'm I'm wearing this to the movies I'm wearing this to every I'm wearing”

The wrestler maintains that Lucha Underground served as an educational foundation for his professional career.

“Lucha under was my high school in this business brother”

Goldberg believes that a professional wrestler should always strive to be the best in their field to justify putting forth any effort.

“There is no reason to put any effort forward if you don't want to be the best at what you choose TO DO.”

Austin Theory believes that wrestlers should stand up for their own creative ideas rather than always agreeing with the company.

“Matthew McConaughey said this and he was like there's a difference between a nice man and a good man. A nice man's going to say yes to everything. A good man is going to stand up for what he believes in. And kind of hearing that I was like yeah, I was like I know what I'm doing.”

Grayson Waller believes that professional wrestlers should prioritize their physical appearance and fitness because it is something they can control while other aspects of the business are not.

“You can't control a lot of things in wrestling, but you can control how you look when you go out on TV. I'm just going to get in the best shape. When the opportunity is there, I'm going to take it and I'm going to run with it.”