Post by oldschool on Jun 13, 2008 16:34:44 GMT -5
Has wrestling really changed all that much from the old days to now ??
It may have been modernized and it certainly has become a faster-paced event , but what we see now has always been around .The old adage that wrestling never really changes was more true then now as the young or new-age wrestlers are only carrying on the tradition laid out by their forefathers in this business. It only seems that in a world of the Internet and Satellite Television , todays wrestlers are a whole lot bigger than life .
The first decade of professional wrestling was spectacular . Certainly the names are different , but wrestling just has not changed all that much . Look at the gimmick matchs thoughtout it's history , steel cages to ladders matchs to bull-rope matchs to chain matchs , but we all can always be certain that someone will get drilled with a steel chair . And the classic feuds between wrestlers have been ongoing since the dawn of the sport and will only keep going on .
Now has anyone got anything to add to this ??
It may have been modernized and it certainly has become a faster-paced event , but what we see now has always been around .The old adage that wrestling never really changes was more true then now as the young or new-age wrestlers are only carrying on the tradition laid out by their forefathers in this business. It only seems that in a world of the Internet and Satellite Television , todays wrestlers are a whole lot bigger than life .
The first decade of professional wrestling was spectacular . Certainly the names are different , but wrestling just has not changed all that much . Look at the gimmick matchs thoughtout it's history , steel cages to ladders matchs to bull-rope matchs to chain matchs , but we all can always be certain that someone will get drilled with a steel chair . And the classic feuds between wrestlers have been ongoing since the dawn of the sport and will only keep going on .
Now has anyone got anything to add to this ??