No, I also think there's nothing wrong with it. But many would disagree. You can ask me, I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We're not the wrestling state we once were. Although the Ring of Honor show we had last weekend was great.
With pro wrestling, either you get it or you don't. I was not surprised to find Jim a wrestling fan, but I was pleased to see that in his blogs.
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> > Willis, there is nothing I know of that is wrong with
> being a pro-wrestling fan. You can ask the citizens of the
> State of Minnisota about that. Until I got to the board
> here, though, it had not occured to me how easily
> coexisting both the wrestling and the steinman world could
> be. Considering the theatrics in wrestling, and Jim's
> theatrical expressions, they are an unexpected fit. I
> personally long ago in the era of Andre the Giant,
> attended wrestling matches held at Madison Square Garden.
> I also watched the WWF matches on Television. Those were
> stranger days, though, before anyone actually admited to
> any part of wrestling as being for show. I mean, we all
> knew Andre was going to win, right? My own personality is
> more suited to thoroughbred horse races, though, where
> nobody throws punches, makes headlocks, or performs body
> slams.
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