Pro Wrestling

The game uses a side-view ring perspective where players choose from several wrestlers and face computer opponents in one-on-one matches. Core actions include movement, grappling, strikes, jumping attacks, and pin attempts. Each wrestler has different attributes and signature techniques, giving the roster varied play styles. Matches are generally decided through a best-of-three-falls structure, so timing, positioning, stamina management, and capitalizing on knockdowns are essential for securing wins and climbing to the championship bout.

Star Man

A quick and agile wrestler known for speed and flashy aerial offense.

Kin Corn Karn

A tall power-based wrestler with strong reach and pressure potential.

Giant Panther

A balanced fighter with a solid mix of power and mobility.

The Amazon

A heavyweight brawler who excels at close-range domination.

King Slender

A lanky technical wrestler with nimble movement and tricky timing.

Fighter Hayabusa

A technical Japanese-style wrestler with notable signature moves.

Learn each wrestler’s range, speed, and best follow-ups after a grapple. Pins after clean knockdowns are often more reliable than overextending with extra attacks. Against power wrestlers, keep moving and avoid predictable approaches that lead to grabs. Against agile opponents, pressure them before they can reset spacing. Watch wake-up timing carefully, and use signature attacks only when you have a clear opening. Ring position also matters, so avoid getting trapped near the ropes when momentum shifts.

Tips and tricks

• Practice grapple timing first, since many strong attacks begin from close range.
• Try multiple wrestlers to find one that matches your preferred pace.
• After knocking an opponent down, go for controlled pin attempts instead of mashing attacks.