Thread: Watching as a fan vs. watching as a critic
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Old 01-05-2011, 01:04 PM   #14
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I'm a fan.

I always root for things to happen, people to win matches and so on. I even root for people to win that I know won't win. (Ex: Zack Ryder & Chavo Guerrero)

I do find it alot more fun watching it like that. It's just the great feeling you get when the guy who you wanted to win, wins. A good example would be WrestleMania XXVI. I wanted Jack Swagger to win the MITB Ladder Match so I chose him for Tipsters. I had a small feeling he would win but he was the dark horse in that match but I still chose him to win. It was just a feeling I had. But when he won the match, I completely marked out and it was great. Mostly because that little feeling I had of him winning, was right. If I had went with everyone else and chose Christian to win, and if he won, I know I wouldn't have enjoyed the end of the match as much as I did with Swagger winning.
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