I want you to think about this statement for a moment.
You claim that, in the last five years as you've discovered the Internet and the business side of wrestling, you know so much more about wrestling now than you once did. You claim to be 16.
I'm 30 (turning 31 in less than a month). I've been reading Internet dirtsheets for not quite 20 years (longer than you've been alive). I've been posting on wrestling chatrooms/forums for over 10 years (and yes, this simultaneously makes me feel old AND a loser). If you claim to know more about wrestling now than you did when you were younger, why would you not stop and think that maybe someone who has been watching wrestling for roughly 25 years and been participating in various forms of wrestling on the Internet for nearly 20 might know a little something more about pro wrestling than you do?
I remember what it was like to be a teenager, when you knew everything and no one can tell you anything. I still see it every day at work. But one of the nice things about getting older is you start to realize how much more knowledge you can gain if you stop thinking you already have everything figured out and begin to listen to those who have been figuring it for much longer than you.
I don't know everything about the pro wrestling business. I suspect no one does, not even Vince McMahon himself. But I have a fairly good grasp on how it works and my position on pro wrestling is always supported when the most famous wrestlers begin talking about the business.
You should listen more to people who understand pro wrestling and worry less about what you already think of it. You could learn so much more.
