Why Do Veteran Wrestlers Help Younger Wrestlers Advance in Wrestling?
Veteran wrestlers help younger wrestlers advance because locker rooms have always shared notes on matches, dark matches, and personal appearances even when wrestlers do not run the company or serve as shareholders. Wrestling seems more like sports when a veteran quarterback guides a draft pick without ego. One learns late in wrestling how fair the business is since working hardest leads to the main event spot.
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