Thread: Biggest "OOPS" in the wrestling industry
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Old 03-28-2010, 11:21 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Jakob Synn View Post
Watching this video makes me incredibly sad because it brought back some great memories of when wrestling was really truly great and watching promos that were more improvised and great.
I know what you mean. See, one of my big issues is that almost all of today's wrestlers are around my age, or younger. When I was a kid, I saw the wrestlers as men, and they were like gods to me. I looked at them with much awe and respect, and there was such a mystery to them.

.....Now that I'm 27, and all grown up, it's not the same. I can't get into cheering/booing dudes that are like my peers the same way I cheered/booed for the wrestlers who were old enough to be my Dad growing up. That's why I am a mark for the old-school wrestlers today by the way and why I am very happy that they are still around. They make me feel young. But I know they cannot wrestle forever, and I also know that overall it's the young guys that are on TV more then anyone for the most part.

Anyhow, I pretty much knew as a teen that this would happen one day. Once I turned 20, that's when these feelings and thoughts began, and it's just gotten worst as I've aged.
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