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How I became a professional wrestling fan



As this title is quite obvious, I love professional wrestling (Brother love's voice). I consume it every single week. Whether one week RAW and smackdown sucks ( FYI I don't watch NXT only the Takeovers) and the next is actually pretty good. I absolutely love it. However this story is how I became a professional wrestling fan.
Let's rewind the time back to 2007. I was seven years old and as you can tell, I miss out on "some things" and my childhood friend told me that I should watch WWE or more specifically Monday night RAW! (vince mcmahon voice). It was the raw after the royal rumble and the thing that got me intrigued was the undertaker. He was going to choose who he's gonna face at wrestlemania 23 and it actually made me watch smackdown considering that he was part of that show. I then, searched some of undertaker matches and it blew me away. Matches like taker vs triple H, taker vs flair, the one episode of raw where taker defended his championship against jeff hardy and taker vs psycho sid (that last part was a joke). It then got me watching raw and smackdown every week and then eventually the Pay per views.
I know, it's not the best story but I was bored and had some free time. I hope you in some way, enjoyed this story. Fell free to comment how you became a professional wrestling fan or some of your first wrestling memories and stay safe guys.

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