Thread: Mayweather / McGregor: Lessons For Wrestling
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Old 08-29-2017, 03:10 PM   #7
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I don't think wrestling needs to go away from scripted promos and have guys just "shoot" on each other. Wrestling isn't MMA. We just need GOOD writing and writing that isn't afraid to stray from the formula. Many of the most classic wrestling moments/promos were scripted to a t but that doesn't detract from their quality. I think it would suck if they had guys just "shoot" on each other because you'd end up with a lot of bad promos.
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