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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2813071, member: 1899"] Without getting into a multi-quote post, Pro Wrestling is it's own kettle of fish. It isn't a 'show' it's a 'genre' and there's various Pro Wrestling promotions around the world that are easy to follow and provides fans with plenty of variety and things to talk about. Comparing Pro Wrestling to Game of Thrones is uneven, you're better off comparing Pro Wrestling to the Fantasy genre and I'm sure we've all been dragged to our fair share of crummy fantasy shows. But on Game of Thrones, they have the benefit of being an hour long and running 10-16 episodes a year and it's done. Half the episodes aren't even that good but it doesn't stop others from talking about it and good on 'em. As for MMA, it's not one or the other, especially given that MMA started off as Pro Wrestling where half the fights were fixed and the other were legit shoots. That's why you see a ton of cross-over between the two forms of entertainment and even recently you had the two biggest companies in UFC and WWE cross-promote each other's PPVs. MMA is seen as it's own style, which is why it's usually covered alongside Pro Wrestling. The UFC has been quality in recent years and the likes of Ronda and Connor have really boosted it's profile but it doesn't supersede wrestling. [/QUOTE]

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