Hello, my friend. Have I got a treat for your eyes today? It's time to make just like Titanic and head straight on into an iceberg. The WW conspiracy iceberg, to be more precise, the basic gist for is this. At the top, or the beginning of this video, you'll hear some genuinely deranged, lighter nonsense.

The sort of stuff you can't believe one person would be sufficiently brain-wormed to dream up,

let alone see talked about as a widely circulated story.

But the deeper you go, you'll hear about the more submerged gossip, the frightful stuff that few are even bold enough to bring

up. In other words, top equals lighter, not remotely believable, but very, very funny,

the bottom equals very dark and or politically fascinating, and you wouldn't be remotely surprised

to learn that the theories are actually true.

So without further ado, I am Gareth. You are watching What Culture Wrestling? And here is

the WWE Conspiracy Iceberg Explained. Pro Wrestling isn't anywhere near as crazy as it used to be.

Now that the mainstream US scene is led by WW and AW,

two mostly competent and strict organisations, bound, albeit to differing extent, by corporate rule.

The industry used to be rife with ruthlessness, paranoia, and general insanity.

Nowadays, wrestling attracts fans raised on Eddie Guerrero, to whom

tributes are paid on a nigh on weekly basis. In bygone times, it attracted lunatics and

delinquents who cared less about art and legacy, and being the very best, and more about manipulating

fans and or hurting their rookie opponents. Lovely.

It was a nasty cut-throat business premised on the idea of presenting a facade and concealing

the truth from everybody around you.

The exact sort of landscape that spawns conspiratorial whispers.

Think politics with additional CTE.

So let's get into it, shall we?

Tier 1, AW and WWE are working together.

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