Originally Posted by 9th Degree

Well I was a fan of pro wrestling at a young age, grew up watching The Bushwackers, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, The Ultimate Warrior, etc. with my brother all the time. I was an avid fan until about age 11, then it became too flashy for our tastes. Several years later, my brother became a fan once again, but I still wasn't too intrigued by the new characters (especially the recent Carlito and Randy Orton). But last night I went to the movie theater with my brother and two of his friends to watch Survivor Series. It was only $4 to get in and I thought it might be fun. Needless to say, I had one of the best times I've had in a while. The theater had a real casual atmosphere, the lights dimmed just ever so slightly and people talking amongst each other. But there was still a very high level of energy, and eventually I too was cheering at the screen for Rey Mysterio Jr. to deliver another 619. I left quite satisfied with my evening, as well as everyone else there.

If your local movie theaters offer wrestling PPV's, I highly recommend you go see one sometime, even if you're not the biggest fan of professional wrestling. It costs about half as much as admission for a movie, and there's no chance of being disappointed. I look at the WWE in a new light now, as probably the only sporting event you can go to where everybody is having a great time.