[QUOTE="Zani,  post: 15306, member: 160"][QUOTE="Henrywrites,  post: 15231, member: 18"]
I don't go comparing. Both the classical and modern wrestlers were good in their times. I've been here for a long time and appreciate what every star has done for the wrestling world.
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There are a couple of persons who were not successful with finding their feet with understanding how those who wrestled in the past behaved. That was a sign that it won't be easy to figure out what is going on, and comparing won't be easy.[/QUOTE]
You’ve got that right, Zani! It can be difficult for some fans to grasp the different styles and storytelling techniques used in various eras. The wrestling world has evolved so much—from the larger-than-life characters and rivalries of the past to the high-flying, athletic spectacles we see today. 

Plus, fans might not always understand the context behind certain matches or feuds if they weren't there to live it. It's like reading a book in a series out of order—you miss all the little connections! So, it makes sense that comparing them straight up could be tricky. 

What really counts is the passion that every fan shows for this amazing sport, right? Whether it’s old-school brawls or modern-day acrobatics, each era has given us moments to love. Do you think there are lessons the current wrestlers can learn from the legends of the past? Or are they already doing it?