Thread: When did it all die?
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Old 06-02-2007, 03:42 PM   #5
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People grew up... I'm pretty sure that 12 year olds feel about wrestling right now the same way that we did when we were 12. And since that age range is where most of the merchandise goes, Vince really isn't doing all that bad.

With the exception of me of course. For whatever reason I still have the ability to watch wrestling as pure entertainment and not just have an extreme hatred for Cena. I mean, I root for heels too, so there is some of that in me (Always loved Kennedy and I was a huge Austin fan long before WM 13).

But yeah, mostly, people grew up. Vince knows that those of us who complain are gonna buy the DVD's still and the 12 year olds are gonna have mom and dad buy them Cena shirts, backpacks, and posters. Money is being made. All is well. Nothing died.
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