Thread: Where do you see the Pro wrestling industry going in the next ten years?
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Old 09-30-2006, 12:28 AM   #26
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Wrestling is cyclical.

We had the Hogan tidal wave, which rushed the American shores and slowly dried up as we entered the early 90's.

We had a dry streak for several years with guys like Hart, Michaels, Undertaker, Diesel and Vicious on top, while WCW brought it's name to the table.

Then we got hit with two consecutive tidal waves: WCW vs. the nWo, and the Stone Cold Steve Austin/Attitude Era.

Things dried up about 2003. I'd say in ten years, Ken Doane, CM Punk, Shelton Benjamin, John Cena, Randy Orton, Johnny Nitro and Carlito will be running the WWE's main event scene, with all the old faces retired.

TNA will be a major competitor with a major time slot up against WWE.

ROH will be the ECW of the new wave.


Hopefully we don't have to wait 10 years for things to get that interesting though, because my attention span for professional wrestling is seriously wavering.
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