Mrl HiGrnd
All Star
No offense to those who enjoy it but it's always seemed whack to me. But I get how people can be into watching it just like reality TV. Can someone tell me what the allure is for them?
Am I the only one here who thinks pro wrestling is corny?
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Sithlord Piff
Superstar
If your coming into it as an adult maybe it would seem corny....but growing up as a kid it was the shyt. Suplexing your homies in the backyard is what life was about back then.
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Mrl HiGrnd
All Star
This makes more sense to me
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
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I did too, but got back into it a few years and I can still say I enjoy it. Not saying the product is perfect, but it has its bright moments.
FukkinDatHo
Banned
The shyt that go on backstage be more entertaining than what the fukk is written and produced on tv oddly enough
But then there's shyt like this that regardless of whether you watch wrestling or not can entertain you:
But then there's shyt like this that regardless of whether you watch wrestling or not can entertain you:
I stopped watching around the time I turned 18
Not because I had "outgrown" pro wrestling but because the product was so bad that it became a chore to watch. Even if the product magically became better, I wouldnt watch on a week to week basis. They completely lost me as a viewer and I cant see myself ever getting back into the product like I once was.
Not because I had "outgrown" pro wrestling but because the product was so bad that it became a chore to watch. Even if the product magically became better, I wouldnt watch on a week to week basis. They completely lost me as a viewer and I cant see myself ever getting back into the product like I once was.
Verbal Kint
Superstar
I liked it as a kid but by middle school I thought it was dumb. A few of my guys still have Wrestlemania parties and I go just to eat and kick it but it all seems stupid. That said I get that its essentially a soap opera for men with some violence attached
People like you don't get "it". We don't watch wrestling as a form of entertainment exactly, we watch it for the actual science behind it. They way things are booked, the people who are wining/losing, creative decisions, crowd reactions, good writing, work rate etc, there's a completely different pov when it comes to the biz of wrestling rather than what you actually see on tv.
Although yes there are some who still believe it's real and watch to be entertained and surprised but those are mark ass bytches.
Trust me there's a whole other world out there besides what you see on your tv jack. The conversations and politics that go on back stage about who's winning a match or losing a match or who's getting pushed to a main event status or who's getting buried to a jobber status is very amusing to me. That's why I dig it.
Although yes there are some who still believe it's real and watch to be entertained and surprised but those are mark ass bytches.
Trust me there's a whole other world out there besides what you see on your tv jack. The conversations and politics that go on back stage about who's winning a match or losing a match or who's getting pushed to a main event status or who's getting buried to a jobber status is very amusing to me. That's why I dig it.
koopz
Pooh
It's like watching a live action fight/theater/gymnastics performance basically with a silly, corny/carnival twist. It's like taking any corny action movie, have the fight scene acted out in front of you (action), ridiculous dialogue (theater) and all, with the actors flipping/jumping off shyt and breaking tables (gymnastics).
Bunch of shirtless men grabbing each other's sweaty bodies while a bunch of 30 year old men cheer them on
Yet I'm sure you like football when the qb literally has to reach inside a mans ass to grab the ball and then getting tackled and smothered by other men, breh.
I liked it as a kid and during my very early adolescence (like 14). No offense to anyone, but outside of nostalgia I have no idea how grown men watch it in 2016.