Okay, here’s another review I am changing. I am changing it because in my first review I probably came off as a bit hippocritical. So I am going to write the same review again, and explain why some of the other wrestling reviews really bothered me. So here it goes, and let me just say once again that I am a professional wrestler so I know what I’m talking about here.
Some seemed to think that wrestling is nothing more than a bunch of half naked guys pretending to beat each other up. Some of them even said that when a wrestler’s career is over, all you’re left with is a bad reputation. Okay, now with that, let’s talk about a man named Shawn Michaels. Shawn Michaels was one of the greatest wrestlers of recent memory. He always worked hard to put on a good match. In 1998, he was forced to retire at an early age due to serious back injuries. Now in his mid-30’s, he’s a family man. He’s happily married and has a son. Every on-line commentary I have ever read of his, he never wrote one without mentioning how even though he missed wrestling, he just as happy being at home with his beautiful wife and son. yep, sounds like a guy who was left with nothing other than a bad reputation to me. So wrestling is silly to some people. I can live with that. You know what? People like what they like. But let me just say, that I absolutely love being a professional wrestler. I go home at night weak and beaten up (yes, even though we’re not really beating each other up I still get hurt), yet I can’t wait until I get to do it again. I mean, I’m sure there’s someone on this site who works in the computer field. Do you like it when someone suggests that anyone who works in computers are geeks? Probably not. I could say that here, but I won’t, because I’m above that. The point I try to make is that yes wrestling is choreographed (you can’t call it fake because we suffer injuries sometimes that are just way too real). No, we’re not really beating each other up. When you watch a movie and two guys are fighting, are they really fighting? Of course not. We’re entertainment. I guess the other big argument is that wrestling is damaging to America’s youth. Well, if it is, then I can’t help that. But don’t blame the wrestling industry. We’re just doing what we do. Blame yourself, or blame your kids. No matter how much we supposedly influence your children, the biggest influence in a child’s life is their parent(s). And you have 2 options: 1)Don’t let them watch wrestling and/or 2)Let them watch, but explain to them how what they’re seeing is well planned out. And tell them that if you catch them copying what they see us do, that you won’t let them watch it anymore. Now, if you’re wondering why I’m so devoted to defend professional wrestling, it’s because I am a professional wrestler, and I have to deal with this kind of stuff every day. And eventually, it gets to the point where you just want drive your car over a cliff. There’s really not much else I can say here.
But on a side note, I thought I’d add this part so that I could be helpful to some people out there. If you yourself have a dream of being a professional wrestler, then write me at rus_bran@msn.com and I’ll help you find a school to train at and I’ll tell you what to expect.