Had to get this for my nephew, he is a big WWF fan.
I think it is just wierd, men getting all sweaty, jumping all over each other.... :hehe:
But I sort of like their tight, tight shorts... :p
When appraising please consider:
I like the .US extention for this domain.
The "American Wrestling" Association is the association that guys like Hulk Hogan belong to.
Google brings up 32,200,000 for American Wrestling and 133,000 for "American Wrestling".
I know I can't really compare it, but Wrestling.com just sold for $500,000, but this shows me there is a market.
American Wrestling
Used to refer to the style of professional wrestling practiced by performers in the United States and Canada. The style gradually developed in the late 1800s and early 1900s as promoters discovered there was a larger audience for performance wrestling matches than true wrestling contests. Over the decades the style gradually involved less reality and more performance. American Wrestling presented itself to the public as being real athletic contests until the mid 1980s when the WWF ceased to do so. The WWF invented the term sports entertainment to describe its shows. The style today is typically characterized by over-the-top antics and no sense of reality to the matches. The main proponent of this style of wrestling is World Wrestling Entertainment.
Thanks for looking
I think it is just wierd, men getting all sweaty, jumping all over each other.... :hehe:
But I sort of like their tight, tight shorts... :p
When appraising please consider:
I like the .US extention for this domain.
The "American Wrestling" Association is the association that guys like Hulk Hogan belong to.
Google brings up 32,200,000 for American Wrestling and 133,000 for "American Wrestling".
I know I can't really compare it, but Wrestling.com just sold for $500,000, but this shows me there is a market.
American Wrestling
Used to refer to the style of professional wrestling practiced by performers in the United States and Canada. The style gradually developed in the late 1800s and early 1900s as promoters discovered there was a larger audience for performance wrestling matches than true wrestling contests. Over the decades the style gradually involved less reality and more performance. American Wrestling presented itself to the public as being real athletic contests until the mid 1980s when the WWF ceased to do so. The WWF invented the term sports entertainment to describe its shows. The style today is typically characterized by over-the-top antics and no sense of reality to the matches. The main proponent of this style of wrestling is World Wrestling Entertainment.
Thanks for looking
