Note: Never say the F word to a  wrestler, he’ll hate you for life.

I watch wrestling. People are all “HUR DURRR ITS FAKE LOL” but all I have to say to that is…

“No Shit.”

It’s called Sports entertainment for a reason. It’s athletic, therefore a sport, and it entertains me. I say entertains me loosly, because recently, everything about wrestling is in the shitter, and it’s not looking good.

First off, Vince McMahon. The Don of Wrestling. The WWE has been in the shitter for the better part of this year. Crazy booking, Long, overdrawn storylines and the worst of all, completely erasing the fact that they do have talent under the age of 30 that can pull an awesome match out of their ass. Instead, they push all the established names, and overlook the talent that deserves a break more than anyone. Look at the main event scene at the moment. No young stars sans Orton and Cena. They do use younger talent, either in squash matches, or in 2-3 minute matches where neither participant has the time to shine or make a meaningful impact to the boss. Name a match where The Brian Kendrick has lasted more then five minutes. Anyone?

This is not just a WWE bash. TNA are doing EXACTLY THE  SAME THING. Three letters. MEM. The storyline was created to push the younger talent. Instead, they have become completely irrelivant and look completely unimposing as a result of the booking of the MEM. Lethal consiqenses, tag teaming at the moment instead of being with the rest of the Front line. Eric Young, tagging with a nobody, same as. AJ, got the legends belt, oh, how prestegious. Joe, one man nation of violence, human lava-lamp. Rhino. Who?

Instead of establishing these stars as the srotyline intended, they decided to make the front line irrelivant and focused the feud on MEM vs planet egoman…I mean Jarrett.

HOW IS THIS ESTBLISHING YOUNGER STARS.

These people are the future of wrestling. In 5 years time, the main event scene in professional wrestling will change drastically as people, y’know, have to retire. Who will be there to carry the company into the next generation? At the rate these companies are going, nobody, as they’re still focusing on the big names instead of the younger, fresher talent who need their big break to mean something.