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He gave a passionate reason for why he loves pro wrestling in a recent interview with Fox News Digital.He said it was Randy Savage vs.
Ricky Steamboat at WrestleMania 3 that helped solidify that passion he had for pro wrestling."But wrestling, there's nothing like pro wrestling in America," he said."There's nothing like it, brother.
It's like a lot of people call a male soap opera, man soap opera.It’s like you got two guys in the middle of the ring faking a fight, right? And you got 70, 80,000 people caught up in the moment.
It's like you have a chance to create a character for yourself and sell that character and you play that character, but not only you have to act as that character and have those acting skills, but you also have to have the adlib skills.You have to be able to adlib and talk on a mic to generate to put a--es in seats."You have to make people want to come see you kick that guy's a-- or make you want to come see you get revenge.
You also have to have the physical attributes.You have to be able to physically go in the ring and tell that story.
There's so much psychological warfare in wrestling.There's so much psychological stuff that goes into it.
You can't just throw a punch whenever.You got to know when to throw the punch back.
You have ...