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Old 06-20-2007, 08:10 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Heyman
I agree that WWE won't die any time soon (my mistake if I implied that), but I still think people WILL draw a comparison to UFC.

With UFC gaining (massive) momentum, I think the WWE needs to careful with anything that comes across as too cheesy (i.e. McMahon dying).

I'm too lazy to explain my logic or whatever, but call it a gut feeling.

I'm getting too old for message boards.
UFC is not killing wrestling either. That is like saying football is killing baseball. They are completely different sports, sure they are all after the same demographic, but there is enough tv for them all to share.
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