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05-06-2012, 04:57 PM
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I stopped regularly tuning in to wrestling a long time ago but it's always sort of fascinated me in regards to both the lifestyle (which is brutal moreso than any other sport) and the cheesy low-class soap opera storylines.
Also: the crowd interaction. How fun would it be to just think of creative ways to make people hate/boo you? If you've ever been to a pro wrestling event, you're more of an active participant in the whole thing than just a spectator. A 12 year old Sear can be found in the crowd here, right near Van Damme and Chuck Norris http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp-7DiJz25E I was an NWO guy (the original guys + Syxx). I liked Austin - you couldn't live in Texas and not like Austin. Raven and Rob Van Dam in ECW. Sting in WCW. Shawn Michaels was the best ever. Watch him troll Canada here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7DOcHRgQMo I actually thought they might riot and try to kill him | ||
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05-06-2012, 08:49 PM
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no doubt the best thing about wrestling was the comebacks and pops. i orignally hated stone cold but dude always came out to fuck everything up and the crowd loved it.
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05-09-2012, 09:35 AM
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Sometime last year I went to one of those "pro" wrestling events at a local VFW just because i've never been and wanted the experience. Was pretty lulzzy and I recommend everyone do it at least once.
They even tried to carry on some of those "soap opera" lines and drama and get the crowd involved. I think all that may be dieing out though, so go soon before its gone. | ||
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