Wrestling is a very particular business.&nbsp;Some will criticize it for wrongly linking it to contact sports like boxing or mixed martial arts, asking 'why watch fixed matches when I can watch real fights?'&nbsp;For those, the answer is simple:&nbsp;<a href="https://watchwrestling.ai/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">watchwrestling</a> is scripted entertainment first and foremost, not unlike theater or film;&nbsp;its intention is to appear real, not to try to be.&nbsp;The priority is the stories that take place between gladiators as well as what they tell about the string. Unfairly criticized, he said, but idolized by the most faithful followers, those of us who know how to appreciate this art for what it really is.Few industries are so complex and demanding, but what comes out of it are countless anecdotes of all kinds that cannot be found in any other field.&nbsp;And today, unlike in the past, many of the protagonists have the possibility of&nbsp;having a platform on which to recount their peculiar experiences before the attentive ears of listeners: the podcast.And since we are at a time when this platform has more wrestling programs than ever, we will take the opportunity to bring out the most outstanding, in our opinion, among so many alternatives:1-Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard2- Talk Is Jericho3- E&amp;C's Pod of Awesomeness4- The Steve Austin Show5- Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast 6- The Jim Cornette Experience7- X-Pac 1,2,3608- 83 Weeks 9- The Jim Ross Report10- Wrestling Inc. Podcast <h1> </h1>

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