i notice a lot of the old timers or veterans today complaining about how these new kids these days don't know how to work. i haven't really watched actual wrestling like raw or smackdown since about 2000-2001. but from what ive seen i feel like these young bucks work just fine….maybe even better than a lot of the dudes i would watch in the 90s. i look at what is expected of young talent today and feel like guys like dusty rhodes, ultimate warrior, junkyard dog, etc. wouldn't have hacked it today. a guy like the miz bores the hell out of me, but at the end of the day i think hes all around more talented than say ted dibiase (sr). but i feel like many older wrestlers and fans would disagree. i could be wrong but i feel like its harder to make it in the business today than it was 15-20 years ago and kinda feel like todays wresters are physically more talented and creative than the ones i grew up idolizing.
so what exactly are these old guys talking about? do todays youth in wrestling not have to drive from show to show anymore staying awake on pills and making little money and thus don't pay their dues like old timers did?
i still think the 90s was the golden era of wrestling and feel like todays product is pretty bad….but i cant put my finger on why todays product is so boring. maybe its the writing, the lack of a hulk hogan/stone cold/rock superstar, lack of another more competitive brand, or just the culture of the audience and what ppl want these days....i just feel like it doesn't have anything to do with the young kids today not knowing how to "work" or "understanding the business"
or maybe todays product isnt so bad and its just me
thoughts?
so what exactly are these old guys talking about? do todays youth in wrestling not have to drive from show to show anymore staying awake on pills and making little money and thus don't pay their dues like old timers did?
i still think the 90s was the golden era of wrestling and feel like todays product is pretty bad….but i cant put my finger on why todays product is so boring. maybe its the writing, the lack of a hulk hogan/stone cold/rock superstar, lack of another more competitive brand, or just the culture of the audience and what ppl want these days....i just feel like it doesn't have anything to do with the young kids today not knowing how to "work" or "understanding the business"
or maybe todays product isnt so bad and its just me
thoughts?