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i just want peoples opinion on wrestling here we take all ideas the more the better for me i like watching as a long series os episodes and you?
Drakkith said:I've never been a big fan of it, but I can't fault it for being "Fake". Almost Everything else on TV other than a few documenteries and certain channels are fake as well. Why would I fault them for being fake also? If you enjoy wrestling, then by all means keep watching. Just like if you enjoy shows such as the sopranos or army wives then keep watching the drama. I wouldn't want someone to tell me my favorite Sci-Fi shows are terrible just because they don't like them.
I like the way a friend of mine puts it. "It's a big Soap Opera for guys!"
Newai said:The fault had been in the misleading or untruthful claims that it was real. I had heard that the WWF had a few years ago admitted, finally, that it was scripted. I don't know if the WWE has yet.
Ahem...
jarednjames said:Isn't the WWE the rebranded WWF after some issues with the World Wide Fund for Nature?
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