I don't watch it much, but the viedo games are absurdly fun.

I used to think it was stupid until I watched a series on Netflix about a female professional wrestler, and all the planning and choreography involved, and once I saw it as pure entertainment, I LOVED it.

But then, I also stop to watch if two beetles are fighting, and will bet on the outcome if someone else is around to take the bet.

I might watch just to see the guys dressed in their skimpy little undies lol

It is amusing and interesting to watch those Mexican wrestlers they call "The Hooded Ones" in Spanish. The choreography they perform is incredibly creative.

I like college wrestling and have been following the University of Minnesota's team for about 15 years. As for the WWE, or WWF as it used to called, I'll pass.

It consumes me. I'm going to the Elimination Chamber in Vegas on the 25th. First ppv been to since 2004. I love all wrestling WWE, ROH, New Japan Pro Wrestling. It has, is and always will be my Star Wars ect.

I think it's an interesting form of theatre but they could do with some better plots

It's boring to me like most sports are.

I used to love it as a kid. When I got older it faded away. I've checked into it from time to time, but pretty much in passing. I remember when I was a kid my mother took me to a small local venue and George The Animal Steele was there along with Bret The Hitman Hart. When Bret came outside I asked him for his autograph and he walked right past me. I don't know if he was ignoring me or wasn't paying attention. There was hardly anyone outside either so it's not like he had tons of people asking him. I think it's fine as entertainment, and they pretty much destroy their bodies for 300+ days out of the year. No matter how well the compensation is for some of them, it has to be really tough. I'm pretty sure that's why when The Rock saw his meal ticket in the movies, his wrestling has been limited to non-existent now.

No like.

Also, happy Rusev day