When would you say wrestling "died for you"... if it has

**Logan** · 01-05-2013, 06:31 PM

For me it almost dead, and it's due to the actual wrestling parts of wrestling being 'mostly' gone (aka the benoit, malenko, hart, etc style of wrestling).

I see brief flashes of it in the E via Daniel Bryan and punk (that i can think of offhand), and I still see parts of it in TNA, but overall the lack of 'technical wrestling' is what's been keeping me from enjoying it

01-05-2013, 06:31 PM	#27
Logan quintessentially square Posts: 145	For me it almost dead, and it's due to the actual wrestling parts of wrestling being 'mostly' gone (aka the benoit, malenko, hart, etc style of wrestling). I see brief flashes of it in the E via Daniel Bryan and punk (that i can think of offhand), and I still see parts of it in TNA, but overall the lack of 'technical wrestling' is what's been keeping me from enjoying it