10 Biggest Frauds In Wrestling Right Now
6. Online Concern Trolling
Most of these weird dweebs, losers and bots have been outed as such now, thanks mostly to a strange investigation undertaken by Tony Khan and, helpfully, their own terrible takes.
But they still post amongst us.
You know the sorts. The ones that kicked off a raging hellfire debate over how good a job AEW did of explaining CM Punk using his old entrance music at Revolution 2022, or those that justify one kind of physical danger whilst disavowing a totally different one entirely based on the performer or promotion in question, or knock together disingenuous videos to stir up the worst possible kind of Twitter discourse.
All of the bird app's a game, but the frauds chasing quick wins at it have polluted what was once a fairly worthwhile well. Promoters are to blame too - they've aided the stirring up of wrestling tribalism resembling that of a polticial divide, whilst scooping huge wedges and not giving a sh*t which logo you've got in your avatar. If "Don't babyface billionaires" has been the order of the day until now, extend that energy to the accounts sh*tting up your timeline on their behalf - don't deify the d*ckheads.