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ALL PRO BOOT CAMP HAYWARD CAL

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REASONS FOR LOW SCORE:

FEWER THAN 25 + STUDENTS. ( -20 )

ONLY 1 RING ( -10 )

UN REASONABLE PRICE: $ 6,000 ( - 40 )
Sometimes they quote a much lower price, but watch out.

THREE SCHOOLS? They advertise that they have five (5) schools, Boot Camp, Beginners Camp, Semi Pro Camp, Pro Camp and the Garage. Beware this can get extremely expensive

NO SHOWS until half way through the THIRD camp (Semi Pro Camp) so you will have spent many thousands of dollars and many months before you do a show. This is way to few shows.
Some other schools have you do lots of matches.

SPECIAL PROBLEM SITUATIONS ( -40 ) The owner and school have LOST a law suit for $1,300,000 for the DEATH of a student.This may result in closing the school.

The following is quoted from the Newspaper in Haywood, California and the Law firm Hersh and Hersh:

"Hayward Jury Slams All Pro Wresting School: Awards In Excess of $1.3 Million to Parents of Young Man Who Died Because of Reckless Training

July 14, 2005

Hayward, CA - The San Francisco Law Firm of Hersh & Hersh announced that an Alameda County Superior Court jury quickly reached a unanimous verdict earlier this week in the case against the owner of All Pro Wrestling ("APW") of Hayward, California, finding the wrestling school liable for reckless behavior. The high profile case, which received considerable media attention when filed by Hersh & Hersh in September, 2002, went to trial on June 10, 2005, lasting approximately three weeks. On Tuesday, July 12, after less than a day of deliberations, the jury reached a verdict, unanimously finding All Pro Wrestling liable for recklessness.

The case was filed by Norman and May Ong of Concord, California on behalf of their son Brian Ong who died as a result of injuries suffered during an Open Gym night at All Pro Wrestling in Hayward. Brian Ong, then 27 years old, began All Pro Wrestling Hayward's Beginner's Camp in March, 2001 and was fatally injured on May 28, 2001 as a result of being thrown to the mat twice after being asked to volunteer to "receive" a professional wrestling move (called the "flapjack") from a 7 foot, 400 pound wrestler who was being specially trained by APW to be a professional wrestler.

The evidence showed that Brian Ong "had his bell rung", meaning having some sort of head injury and being woozy and disoriented after being thrown to the mat the first time he tried the move and was killed after being thrown the second time. The evidence also showed that APW was primarily interested in training the 7 foot wrestler who it hoped would become a big professional wrestling star.

"We are pleased with the jury's verdict and hope that this wrestling school and all wrestling schools will learn that they must treat all their students properly, train them appropriately and not allow any desire to train someone they hope to be a star to overcome their duties to every student." commented seasoned Hersh & Hersh litigator Berne Reuben who represented the Ong family. "This has been a very painful four years for Brian's family, who will never recover from the loss of their son. They feel that by exposing what happened at All Pro Wrestling they may help to save the lives of other young people."

Trial Begins Against Bay Area Pro Wrestling School After Student Dies from Wrestling "Boot Camp" Injuries; Exposes Danger and Deceit of All Pro Wrestling

Student Dies of Injuries Suffered in Wrestling "Boot Camp"
When Pitted Against Goliath Sparring Partner" 


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