WrestleMania 28 tonite (4/1/12)

[hammervice]

WrestleMania 28 tonight anyone care at all , I still check out the wrestle from time to time.. it was better when I was a lil kid but most shit was better then..

I still see the shows or read about them online I seem to be more of a fan of mma. But i like that wrestling is fake b/c it should be good its like a great team in sports that should win and when they don`t it sucks...


I was going to see it at a family member house but he had to go out of town and no way in hell would i pay the whole price for it on ppv...

 

[BigBenni]

Well I think wrestling is always a good show to entertain the people but I don't know whether you can call this real sports.

Sometimes the "fights" are not bad but I don't watch it regularly and to be honest it's long ago when I watched this last time

I agree totally with you because I also would never pay the whole price for that

 

[setup5521]

I always like to see the sleeper-hold in real action...

 

[brmstn69]

I'm still a wrestling fan. As a young kid my town was actually a pretty happening place. Along with being a "must play venue" for most musical groups, we also hosted one of the biggest wrestling companies in the world, even bigger than the WWF for awhile. Hulk Hogan, Bill Dundee, Andre The Giant, Rick Flair, Jerry Lawler (he even owned a furniture and carpet store here), Steve Austin and Sean Michales got their start here.

Right behind the Colosseum, where they filmed the wrestling shows for TV was a nightclub called "The Red Garter" and it was the Studio 54 of the mid-west.
All the wrestlers went there after the show as well as any celebrity that happened to be passing through town.

My mothers best friend and roommate was a bartender there and as such was a bit of a celebrity herself, she was also dating Waylen Jennings bodyguard. And as her roommate, my mother enjoyed much the same status and perks, which included reserved ringside seats gratis every week and being allowed to take me back to hangout with the wrestlers.

Also, a friend of mine's mother is a booking agent for some of the smaller wrestling companies and his father is trying to open his own wrestling school and company. If it all works out I just may take a job as a "heel-manager", like Bobby Heenan or Paul Bearer...