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The Postman · 06-26-2009, 05:25 PM

I was made aware of wrestling when I was about 7, when I rented WM7, then 3, from Blockbuster and loved both. I saw the odd show here and there, but I didn't start watching regularly until WCW Worldwide started on Channel 5 when I was 11. A year later, my folks got Sky, and I started watching WWE Smackdown every Saturday morning religiously on Sky One. Since then, Smackdown has always been my number one show, and I've been a WWE fan for almost 10 years now.

I found out about TNA and ROH from The Wrestling Channel, and liked both a lot, although I don't watch that much of either nowadays.

I honestly don't see myself ever quitting wrestling. As a fan, I've seen a lot of questionable stuff go down, and I've still remained loyal to the product.

06-26-2009, 05:25 PM	#5 (permalink)
The Postman Captain of the Brainship Join Date: May 2009 Location: Old Blighty Posts: 406 vCash: 500 Rep Power: 10	Re: Your Wrestling History I was made aware of wrestling when I was about 7, when I rented WM7, then 3, from Blockbuster and loved both. I saw the odd show here and there, but I didn't start watching regularly until WCW Worldwide started on Channel 5 when I was 11. A year later, my folks got Sky, and I started watching WWE Smackdown every Saturday morning religiously on Sky One. Since then, Smackdown has always been my number one show, and I've been a WWE fan for almost 10 years now. I found out about TNA and ROH from The Wrestling Channel, and liked both a lot, although I don't watch that much of either nowadays. I honestly don't see myself ever quitting wrestling. As a fan, I've seen a lot of questionable stuff go down, and I've still remained loyal to the product. __________________ "Fix him up so I can break him again!"