At the risk of pushing this thread over into the political forum, I offer my comments.

 

First of all, I never have been and am not a fan of "professional wrestling".  I never could get a grasp of it and never had the desire to.

 

However, my grandfather who I loved dearly and miss never missed the wrestling that took place every Sunday after church.  I can remember him sitting in "his chair" and watching wrestling.  He did that during my younger years up until the day that he died.

 

What kind of bothers me or "jerks my chain" is that one of them apparently called themselves "The American Dream".  In my mind "The American Dream" has nothing to do with an athlete or an entertainer.  It has more to do with every day people working to achieve something.

 

I'll just leave it at that, and RIP to the guy that passed away and my prayers go out to his family.

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