Over in the Ask TWO Thread, Ciaran asked...well, look for yourself:
Was the breaking of Kayfabe best for business?
So what do you think? Does wrestling need kayfabe? Has this modern age of information at our fingertips killed the mystique and allure of professional wrestling now we know how everything is done?
Or is there an opportunity here for wrestling to use the inquisitive nature of the fans to their advantage?
Over in the Ask TWO Thread, Ciaran asked...well, look for yourself:
So what do you think? Does wrestling need kayfabe? Has this modern age of information at our fingertips killed the mystique and allure of professional wrestling now we know how everything is done?
Or is there an opportunity here for wrestling to use the inquisitive nature of the fans to their advantage?
What do you think?