>>18811639>>18811663This anon is a clear example of a "viuda del toreo". It's the classic attitude of someone who likes to smell their own farts. They feel that no one can teach them anything and that the old and traditional is at odds with fun and spectacle.
Of course, you have a sectarian attitude. You know what I mean because there are many stories about it told by the wrestlers themselves. The blockades against el tigre blanco so that he wouldn't get work, also when they prevented Hayako Hamada from fighting because otherwise they would stop sending CMLL wrestlers to the arena owner. You know very well about the existence of training fees that they demand from you just to deny you any opportunity because you don't have a godfather inside arena mexico, the problems with the unions, and I could go on. La Parka's death was due to a poorly executed tope suicida, and El Hijo del Perro Aguayo's death was due to not receiving proper medical attention. Only a shit ass would worry about el Místico losing in a non-televised event held in a forgotten municipality in the state of Mexico. He's still the godddamn Místico, and these are things you can't get into your head because, I repeat, you think wrestling is about your unbeatable idols and not about the show you give to the people.
>When you are a serious and stable company You know very well that the CMLL is neither of those things, so why are you lying to yourself?
>Certainly CMLL prohibits mixing their talents in live shows with AAA wrestlers due to the great betrayalThis is another one of those things that makes me laugh. AAA wrestlers even had a faction within the CMLL remember Alebrije? Charlie Manson? They gave Mascarita Sagrada a job, and that's how Mascara Dorada was born. For God's sake, they even gave hijo de tirantes a job. It seems that the problem isn't AAA's talent, it's that the CMLL doesn't make any money from those matches.
