Hello and welcome to seven wrestlers theory.

I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture, joined by today's guest Michael Sidgwick from Whatculture to give us his seven wrestlers.

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As I said, though, joined by Michael Sidrick, but I know what you're thinking, Adam,

what's this seven wrestless theory you're talking about? Well, it's all over social media.

It's been doing the rounds for the last few days. I think it did the rounds about a year ago when I was

looking to this for the first possible time. It was basically seven different questions for a wrestling

fan to answer to give you a bit of a state of mind about how you feel about wrestling and today Michael Sidgwick is going to run

through his seven we both saw this last night on social media and thought this was a great idea

to do as a podcast because I think it's a really good gauge of where your mind's at right now.

So let's dive straight into it with the first one, the first of the theories, and that is Michael Sidrick, the one

wrestler that made you fall in love with wrestling. Okay, let me just consult my notes, my notes.

I mean, I know them off by heart, but I still want to miss anything out. Okay, so, I, uh I actually get into professional wrestling, I think.

I've got a very bad memory.

It's strange, you know, in terms of memory.

I've got a really hazy memory of my childhood.

So much stuff just is gone.

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