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  1. #41
    Quote Originally Posted by Jeremy
    Astro, by and large, they're ALL competitive athletes, as all but a few have security in their gigs. Also, it's great to know that wrestling isn't a competitive athlete. Rich, I'm glad the world isn't bound to your rules of athletics.
    If it were, then

    wait...sports are how they should be already. Competitive and filled with real athletes. My bad.

  2. Any WWE wrestler is a hell of lot more active than any baseball player, who basically sit on his ass in the dugout half the game. Wrestlers have to "jump around" all year long with no off-season, the potential for serious injury and even death, and the requirement to pull off feats of athelticism fitting of their character.

    How do they compete? What happens to a wrestler who doesn't keep up his character and work ethic? He gets fired or pass by by other wrestlers.

  3. Quote Originally Posted by Jeremy
    Astro, by and large, they're ALL competitive athletes, as all but a few have security in their gigs.
    Good work on not being able to recognise an invalid statement, you'd do well at intelligence tests.

    If a wrestler is a competitive athlete, it's because they play sport on the side, not because they wrestle. You can't say "wrestlers" are "competitive athletes", simply because of association, it has to be because "wrestling" is a valid "sport" thus making "wrestlers" "competitive athletes".

    ¿Comprende?
    Quick zephyrs blow, vexing daft Jim.

  4. #44
    Quote Originally Posted by Jeremy
    How are they not athletes? I figure the "wrestling isn't a sport" is just due to it being pre-determined, but elaborate on that if you wouldn't mind.
    Holy Christ. Respect -1,000.
    Pete DeBoer's Tie
    There are no rules, only consequences.

  5. #45
    Quote Originally Posted by Melf
    Any WWE wrestler is a hell of lot more active than any baseball player, who basically sit on his ass in the dugout half the game. Wrestlers have to "jump around" all year long with no off-season, the potential for serious injury and even death, and the requirement to pull off feats of athelticism fitting of their character.

    How do they compete? What happens to a wrestler who doesn't keep up his character and work ethic? He gets fired or pass by by other wrestlers.
    Keeping up a character isn't exactly competitive. Acting doesn't make an athlete.


    Baseball players do more stretching and running and exercise and practice than you probably think. It's a tough job. And they have to condition all offseason or wind up like David Wells.

  6. I knew this can of worms would be opened if pro wrestling was brought into this...
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  7. #47
    Quote Originally Posted by Jeremy
    I knew this can of worms would be opened if pro wrestling was brought into this...
    Then why did you let it get to this.

    Wrestling is not a sport. Wrestlers, while wrestling, are not athletes. Maybe they're doing something on the size making them athletes, but no wrestler can carry the title of athlete as the sole result of being in the WWE.

  8. Why did I let it get to this? I didn't intend for it, obviously, I expected it though. I only got into this discussion when sleeveboy brought up the wrestling aspect, which was certainly valid given the paralel 'roid problems between the two.
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    lupin III fan

  9. #49
    Quote Originally Posted by Jeremy
    Why did I let it get to this? I didn't intend for it, obviously, I expected it though. I only got into this discussion when sleeveboy brought up the wrestling aspect, which was certainly valid given the paralel 'roid problems between the two.
    It'd be a parallel if juicing effected wrestling. Looking pretty != wrestling better.
    Sleeping with the writers = wrestling better.

  10. ESPN is now reporting that San Fransico Chronicle, says he used steriods.. but said he "didnt know" what they where
    Last edited by maruchan; 03 Dec 2004 at 02:06 AM.

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