Wrestling fever in Passau: Luce Corde ready for the big performance!

Wrestling fever in Passau: Luce Corde ready for the big performance!

On July 12th the time has come: The Erding Wrestling Show (EWS) in Passau attracts numerous wrestling fans to the x-Point Hall. A special highlight of the event will be the up-and-coming wrestler Lukas Kannamüller, known as “Luce Corde”. The 19-year-old can look back on an exciting career that began a few years ago with a trial training session after he found his passion for wrestling through television, particularly WWE. In an interview, he reports that the atmosphere in the halls and the passionate reactions of the audience are particularly motivating for him. “It's a mixture of sport and entertainment,” says Kannamüller, describing his fascination for the art of wrestling.

The training is demanding: Fall school includes the ability to roll safely and spectacularly in order to prevent injuries. According to the young wrestler, depending on your ambition and talent, your first fight requires around two to three years of intensive training. Preparations are in full swing as the less experienced fighters look forward to the EWS and take their next step into the exciting world of wrestling.

Wrestling as an art form

Wrestling is more than just a sport these days - the industry has evolved into a colorful mix of athletics, storytelling and theater. The shift from a purely athletic competition to a form of sports entertainment shows how diverse wrestling has become. In its early days, the focus was on real competition and strength, but with the integration of storytelling and theatrical elements, especially through promotions like WWE, wrestling has become a story-based experience. This change is also made by Owen Thrives which highlights the evolution of wrestling and the debates surrounding the various facets of the industry.

“The line between real wrestling and sports entertainment is becoming increasingly blurred,” said the young fighter. The Internet and social media have redefined access to wrestling, giving fans the opportunity to consume interactive content and information. This has created a vibrant, independent wrestling scene that sees itself as a counterpoint to the dominance of the WWE.

Training offers in Germany

Anyone who would like to immerse themselves in the world of wrestling will find excellent opportunities in Germany. The Sirius universe in Schwallungen offers a comprehensive range of courses. There you can take part in intensive training sessions from Monday to Thursday, while the Open Mat sessions on the weekend invite you to develop further. Renowned guest trainers are also available once a month to pass on their expertise. The cost of an introductory offer is 69 euros per month if you choose a 12-month contract.

There, participants can expect a wrestling ring that is ideal for intensive training, as well as a well-equipped training environment. State-of-the-art changing rooms and the opportunity to consume healthy drinks and snacks on site complete the package. The idea of ​​exchanging ideas with international trainers and taking part in shows makes the Sirius Universe an attractive place for aspiring wrestlers.

The fascinating mix of sport and entertainment not only attracts people in Passau, but is also making waves in Germany. Wrestling has experienced a resurgence in recent years, showing that there is diversity to be explored. So it remains to be seen how the differences between wrestling and sports entertainment will develop in the future and which new talents, like Luce Corde, will find their place in the colorful world of wrestling.