Thread: Watching as a fan vs. watching as a critic
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Old 01-06-2011, 11:09 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by The Gold Standard View Post
I try and watch as a fan. When I watch as a critic, I am always disappointed.
There's no way you're always dissapointed is there? I know there has been so really, REALLY tough patches in WWE's programming the last 8 years or so, but there's got to be something that, critically, you were a fan of.

Also, knowing and understanding what you do about wrestling, and having a different viewpoint now than you did as a child, where we were all likely oblivious, do you find it difficult to look at wrestling in a non critical fashion?

Personally, at this point in my wrestling fandom days, I don't think I could ever just sit back and not analyze or critique anything WWE or any other wrestling promotion presents to me.
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