01-27-2012, 09:01 PM
(12-19-2011, 01:16 PM)Speedy Wrote: Yeah but there are always comments on the videos on YouTube like: Fake, fake, fake, fake, fake so all will know wrestling is fake which you can see there are pretty much wrestling acting fails at youtube
You're missing a crucial factor here. If you've ever been to a real event, you would know that it's fake anyways. So people with that knowledge spread it to the public to those who may have not seen a real event, and to those who have only seen things on TV, which is where they try to really enforce it's verisimilitude.
Once someone knows it's fake, the word spreads. It has nothing to do with people finding out that it's fake through Youtube.
Personally I think back then it was a bit better though, but as time went on Wrestling became more of a soap opera, probably in attempt to reach out to all of the female viewers instead of just plain fighting in place on a TV show now.
Now it's just a pool of arrogance as far as i'm concerned. People who just want to fake like they're the next big star because they made it to be on a show like WWE, and they get to meet all of the attractive diva's. Some people in the WWE, you can tell that's all that they are about.
Back in the day of Hulk Hogan, and guys like The Rock, Goldberg, Steve Austin, Brett Hart, Brock Lesnar, Eddie Guerrero, etc... These guys were in it to entertain, which made it a lot better back in those days in my opinion.
And nooowwww---it's crap...