>well, i see the analogy, but food is enjoyed the same way by
>everyone, whereas wrestling is consumed differently by
>different types of fans.

Nah, I think the same thing happens with food. Music, Sports, Food, Literature... if it can be consumed, trust that people are gonna find a way to get their snob on.


And I appreciate you taking the time to make us all aware of some of that other stuff... My 'Who are the Alan Moore's of wrestling?' wasn't intended as a jab, I was just wondering if there were certain performers/athletes out there who were really bringing the 'art' of wrestling to a higher level, or certain types of wrestling that were regarded as superior to others in the wrestling community, etc. I guess in a way I'm also asking if there's such a thing as a wrestling snob.

And does Sumo fit into your equation? I don't think people look down on sumo wrestling.