What happened to good wrestling?

[dansazz]

Is there even such thing on TV? Don't think so.

[tjung10]

This good wrestling you are talking about, is college wrestling! The other stuff has never been wrestling!

[ShadeTree]

If you're referring to professional wrestling, I can tell you where it went. It moved to the small promotions, like the indie circuits & places like ROH. TNA is becoming like the stupid crap WWE produces. TNA used to be better, it does still have some better matches than WWE though but they've generally taken a turn towards Wrongville. WWE lost it's edge when the attitude era came to an end and they hired a bunch of idiots to run their (un)creative department. They could still produce some quality stuff, but old Vince is more set on pathetic, childish, nonsense. Worst part about that, is that so many people have continued to eat it up like there simply can't be anything better, which is utterly absurd.

[davidf938]

The words good and wrestling do not belong in the same sentence.

[sarabtrayior]

Is there such a beast as Good Wrestling, I've never heard it talked about that way before???

[beatsdrop]

hahahahaha good wrestling. Good one!

[Phx0808]

Is there even such thing on TV? Don't think so.

Has there ever been such a thing?

[MsLeadn]

Funny how this subject was just talked about among friends recently. My ex use to have these huge wrestling parties at a different relatives' house back in the day. I thought that was great. Good question!

[dkanofsky]

Never knew "professional" wrestling was ever really good.  It was phoney then and it's phoney now.  The only difference is now there's it's more elaborately phony.

[jenniferhoder]

I can honestly say that I have never been a fan of wresting. It always seemed so FAKE, so it doesn't bother me one way or the other if it's on TV. Sorry!

[mintopewku]

I agree good wrestling just isn't on TV, certainly not on cable channels.  However I will admit to having spent too many minutes in my lifetime watching the crap that does come  on.  As my dad says, it's the funniest thing on TV.  Like watching a car crash, you just shake your head and get grateful it's not you.