I see Eric Bischoff is making his way to Glasgow in a few weeks. I didn't go to the Paul Heyman one either. I think if they did this 5 years ago I would have went, so many times wrestlers come here and the only one I ever went to was Jim Ross. I think it's also because I know the fans there wouldn't ask the kind of questions I would, they wont want to challenge him, nor would they challenge anyone and any question I have wanted to ask has already been asked in shoot interview dvds.
I watched the full length video of the Paul Heyman one and it seemed like a fun crowd. I think back to what ECW was and then the Smackdown show in the mid 2000s and I think no no, that's not the kind of wrestling I like lol. Not saying the man himself isn't a nice person though.
I think if they are testing for dodgy drugs then everyone should be tested. Unfortunately with wrestling, the way it used to be was everything was image, how you looked, it's changed now, there's a lot of average sized men in the ring now and so when you see a Brock Lesnar you can really see the difference. I think wrestlers should be able to enhance their body if it's done in a safe way. I don't think that should be against any rules because they're not enhancing their performance in any way, wrestling is a work, they know who's gonna win and lose and even forget wrestling for a minute, just TV in general, you need to pass the TV test. And that goes for the people you see on X Factor to Big Brother to gameshows to wrestling. People that look good or unique tend to end up on TV. I think that goes for many shows on TV.
I think many people would say if they saw WWE, many of those guys don't look like wrestlers, i say that all the time, I don't think i'm alone in that. I think if you asked the average man or woman in the street they would tell you the same because when people think of wrestling, they think a certain way, they EXPECT a certain way so I think wrestlers should be allowed to enhance their bodies because ultimately it is a show. It really is just for show, there's no real competition happening in the ring, no one wrestler is better than the other.