Thread: I am falling out of love with professional wrestling
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Old 05-02-2019, 10:33 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by Conspiracy Victim Vito View Post
lol the thing I really love about watching old stuff is just that you can do so on your own time. Even if you're following along a timeline, you aren't burdened by a schedule to stay on top of everything. You can take a month long break right in the middle of it and it doesn't matter.

Definitely think that once people drop current WWE and realize how much time that frees up every week, it makes it even harder for them to get back into any sort of regular schedule even for current on-WWE stuff.

It's great. I'm currently doing a complete 1997 Raw watch. Just watched the first episode in May . I've done a complete 1984 WWF watch where I watched all the t.v and House Shows, and completed a 1998 Shotgun Saturday Night watch. I'll watch about a an hour here and there. Really enjoying the shows, and if I don't watch for a week it's no biggie.
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