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When a struggling wrestling promoter seeks to revitalize the business with a classier product, he is met with opposite from "sports-entertainment" enthusiasts as he wrestles with the absurd, the egotistical, and the muscle-bound prime donnas backstage — risking everything to bring back the golden days of professional wrestling in the United States.
I think back in Bruno Sammartino's days things were actually a bit more respectable than the product now. :)
I think back in Bruno Sammartino’s days things were actually a bit more respectable than the product now. 🙂
See lessWhen a struggling wrestling promoter seeks to revitalize the business with a classier product, he is met with opposite from "sports-entertainment" enthusiasts as he wrestles with the absurd, the egotistical, and the muscle-bound prime donnas backstage — risking everything to bring back the golden days of professional wrestling in the United States.
I think back in Bruno Sammartino's days things were actually a bit more respectable than the product now. :)
I think back in Bruno Sammartino’s days things were actually a bit more respectable than the product now. 🙂
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It's both of their stories, they intertwine with each other coming to a conclusion, both of them have battled with a darkness (yes, abstract but that's how I do, I understand conventionality but I'm a fan of difference) so I could include the antagonist as the darkness (which you do see) but the stoRead more
It’s both of their stories, they intertwine with each other coming to a conclusion, both of them have battled with a darkness (yes, abstract but that’s how I do, I understand conventionality but I’m a fan of difference) so I could include the antagonist as the darkness (which you do see) but the story is of an estranged father and a daughter coming together under the most unlikely circumstances bringing closure on their relationship.
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