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Funking Conservatory

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Professional wrestling school
Funking Conservatory
Founded1991
StyleAmerican professional wrestling
HeadquartersOcala, Florida[1]
FounderDory Funk Jr.
OwnerDory Funk Jr.
Sister!Bang!
Funkin' Dojo

TheFunking Conservatory is aprofessional wrestling school owned byDory Funk Jr. and established in 1991.[1] It started as a six-day camp, but it later expanded to a three-week program. In 2001, it began running aprofessional wrestling promotion called "!Bang!" Members of the school and promotion had a chance to appear on its television show!Bang! TV.

School

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In 1999, while he was in semi-retirement,Dory Funk Jr. decided to open a professional wrestling camp to train professional wrestlers.[1] It had a branch affiliated with theWorld Wrestling Federation called the "Funkin' Dojo."[1]

The Funking Conservatory began as a six-day camp, and it teaches wrestlers how to performpromos, conditioning, andweight training.[1] They also train professional wrestling referees.[2] The school accepts students starting at 14 years old.[3] It also trains wrestlers inhardcore wrestling—focusing on safety—and includes a hardcore match in every show.

It later expanded to a three-week program.[3] In 2001, it began running aprofessional wrestling promotion called !Bang!. Members of the school and promotion had a chance to appear on its television show,!Bang! TV. Funk's wife Marti is a producer on the show in addition to acting as the photographer, videographer, and social media director for the school.[4][2]

In 2004, the school moved to the Dory Funk Arena inOcala, Florida.[2] It consists of a ring, sound stage, and locker rooms.[2]

!Bang! TV

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The promotion's!BANG! TV television tapings are held in the Dory Funk Arena on Saturday nights.[2] Billed as "the most exciting pro-wrestling show on the air" and hosted by Dory Funk Jr.,!Bang! TV transmitted weekly onWOGX TV-51, and alsoMy65. A special one-off edition of!BANG! TV was shown onThe Wrestling Channel to viewers in theUnited Kingdom andIreland. The show also transmits online via their website.

Championships

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Current

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  • Funking Conservatory World Heavyweight Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Tag Team Championship
  • Funking Conservatory United States Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Florida Heavyweight Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Television Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Hardcore Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Light Heavyweight Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Women's Championship

Retired, defunct, and inactive championships

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  • Funking Conservatory International Championship
  • Funking Conservatory European Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Premium Championship
  • Funking Conservatory Queen of Hardcore Championship

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcdeMolinaro, John (1999-09-21)."Funk Conservatory Dory's latest triumph". Slam Wrestling. Retrieved2014-09-11.
  2. ^abcdeMooneyham, Mike (2012-07-29)."Past meets future at wrestling's Funking Conservatory". The Post and Courier. Archived fromthe original on September 13, 2014. Retrieved2014-09-12.
  3. ^abRobinson, Jon (2003-10-31)."Dory Funk, Jr. Interview". IGN. Retrieved2014-09-12.
  4. ^Burton, Richard (2008-03-10)."Ex-champ Dory Funk leaves ring". Ocala Star Banner. Retrieved2014-09-12.

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