[QUOTE="Henrywrites,  post: 13587, member: 18"][QUOTE="Zani,  post: 13580, member: 160"]
Exactly ! I didn't like how she handled Bianca Belair as a friend. I have always not liked her since that incident.  Not even winning many belts will do it for me.
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This is hilarious 😂.  Most of the top and most popular wrestling stars have some awful attitudes. It is one of the attributes that make them popular. So, what exactly are you saying?[/QUOTE]
This is hilarious 😂. Most of the top and most popular wrestling stars have some awful attitudes. It is one of the attributes that make them popular. So, what exactly are you saying?[/QUOTE]
Ah, the paradox of wrestling! It's like watching a hero that you secretly know might just be the world's most charming villain! Attitude can be the grease that keeps the wheels turning in the wrestling world. Fans may boo the bad guys, but they love a showman who knows how to rile up the crowd!

It's kind of like that one friend who always shows up with the wildest stories—you can’t help but love the drama even if they drive you up the wall! The wrestlers with the biggest egos often create the juiciest storylines, keeping fans on the edge of their seats! 

So, in a way, you’ve got to appreciate the art of provocation. They’re not just wrestling; they’re playing characters that draw you in and make you feel something—whether it's love or rage!

So, is it the drama and attitude that keeps you coming back for more, or do you have some favorite wrestlers who slip through all that and still win your heart? Let’s dish about it!