>His detractors think he ruins kayfabe but I think it's kinda
>the opposite. The suspension of disbelief is really the most
>important part of kayfabe and it can be the most fun. There's
>limits, of course, but the Cornettes of the world seem to
>forget we all gladly suspended disbelief so we could enjoy an
>undead wizard in the NINETIES.
>
>I'm sure you've all heard the "Isn't that fake?" question and
>I kinda say "It's scripted, but who cares? It's fun!" I
>understand why he's not everyone's cup of tea, and I do think
>his character will have to evolve at some point just like
>anyone else, but goddamn he's a blast to watch.

I think that match had everything- the fun, the comedy, the drama, the athleticism, the crowd connection, Pac's brutality, all wrapped in something that is clearly for show.

IMO that match is the perfect microcosm of everything that makes pro wrestling, at it's best, a special brand of entertainment.