Watching professional wrestling with a non wrestling fan can be a lot of fun sometimes because they will point out things that you simply look past. For example, if somebody is punching you in the face you would probably try to block it. Not in wrestling. Also, if you did get punched in the face you might get a bruise. Not in wrestling. A non wrestling fan would happily point that out if you watched with them. The non wrestling fan could be a parent, a sibling, a friend, somebody you're dating, a spouse or anybody else in your life. If they know that you have an interest in wrestling they might want to try watching it with you. You could watch Raw, but asking somebody to sit through three hours of that show the way it currently is seems like a chore. What you should do is select some matches from the past to watch. This is not a listing of the seven best matches ever. It's the kind of list where no two people are ever going to agree. What I'll try to do is explain my choices in each case. They're also going to be different match types. You could easily show the seven best Shawn Michaels matches to somebody and maybe convince them that they should watch wrestling, but not every wrestler was as good as him. He's arguably the best ever. What matches should you consider showing a non-wrestling fan that is interested in learning more? Lucky for you, I'm here to help. Here are 7 matches from WWE history that you should show a non wrestling fan.
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