Thread: Should a wrestler’s ability to draw always be measured in the immediate?
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Old 11-27-2022, 12:54 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Destor View Post
You cant pay your bills on tomorrows money. If in 40 years it turns out Orange Cassidy fits the cultural tastes better than Hulk Hogan it doesnt make him the GOAT or even good for that matter.

If you're ahead of your time you still starve and so do your coworkers. And those delayed profits arent exactly going to feed your kids either. If i go back and watch a sick 123 kid match from 30 years ago Waltman doesnt see a penny of my peacock money.

So no. You cant judge a guy on a theoretical, and possibly entirely fictitious, future audience.
What if that theoretical future audience has invented time travel?
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