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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 53 MIN

15. What It Really Takes to Run a Wrestling Promotion with Imagine Wrestling

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Send us Fan MailWhat It Really Takes to Run a Wrestling PromotionIn this episode of Across The Table, James Finochio sits down with Ken “Kato” Downs and Mike Lattieri of Imagine Wrestling to talk about what it actually takes to build and run an independent wrestling promotion.They discuss the origins of Imagine Wrestling, the realities of running live events, and the physical and mental demands of professional wrestling that most fans never see. From training and character development to injuries, storytelling, and community support, this conversation pulls back the curtain on the work behind the ring.The episode also explores how Imagine Wrestling has grown since launching in 2019, the importance of local support, and why wrestling continues to resonate as a form of live storytelling and escape.This is an honest, behind-the-scenes look at wrestling beyond the stereotypes — as discipline, craft, and community.🔗 Learn more about Imagine Wrestling: https://imaginewrestling.com/Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail What It Really Takes to Run a Wrestling Promotion In this episode of Across The Table, James Finochio sits down with Ken “Kato” Downs and Mike Lattieri of Imagine Wrestling to talk about what it actually takes to build and run an independent wrestling promotion. They discuss the origins of Imagine Wrestling, the realities of running live events, and the physical and mental demands of professional wrestling that most fans never see. From training and character development to i...

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