Saturday, November 10, 2007

CNN's Slanted Reporting Against Pro Wrestling

I love pro wrestling. I enjoy watching it, doing it, reading about it.

I hate the negative connotation that people have with wrestling.

Wrestling is no different than any other sport. It has a few bad apples. It has a few black eyes. Chris Benoit goes nuts and does something unimaginable...people question whether wrestling should even be allowed to continue.

OJ Simpson goes nuts and hacks his ex-wife's head off and brutally murders an innocent man at the same time, no one dares attack pro football over it.

Since the Benoit tragedy, there has been this mob of media with their pitchforks and torches trying to tear down this form of entertainment.

Some of you may think I am biased and am overly protective of something I am interested in and love...well, look at the two links below and tell me if pro wrestling is getting a fair shake.

John Cena did an interview with CNN, a "trusted name in news," for their slant, hack-job attack on pro wrestling called "Death Grip." This program was a look at how steroids plays into wrestling. One link is the full interview, uncut, that John Cena gave. The other is the 30 second excerpt that CNN ran.

Watch and decide...

This is the clip CNN aired in their slanted "Death Grip" program.

John Cena's Unedited Interview
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