Is there any great workers in today wrestling landscape?

[George Steele's Barber]

You were a child. Now you are a grown up. You clearly have nostalgia for that childhood and will defend it to the end of time. My advice is to watch the stuff you enjoyed from back then and stop watching the stuff you have so many problems enjoying today.

And live crowds are crucially important in wrestling on any level.

 

[Psykohurricane55]

Just wanted to put those to link in there since it's something that ties in with my thread.

First it's a insert of a interview on SI.com with Steve austin and some advice he would give WWE superstars. Those advice in my opinion could also apply to anybody in the wrestling business as well.
NoDQ.com - Steve Austin offers advice to current WWE stars

The second is a part of Ryback's podcast discussing the current landscape of the wrestling business
NoDQ.com - Ex-WWE star expresses his AEW/NXT concerns

And here a video of al snow explaining toxicfandom