Professional Wrestling (At Issue Series)

by Louise I. Gerdes

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Professional wrestling is a multi-million dollar business. Critics argue that pro wrestling is too violent and sexually explicit for young viewers who may not understand that the programs and stunts are choreographed. Promoters respond that they are simply providing the entertainment people want. This anthology examines this ongoing debate.… (more)

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Professional wrestling is a multi-million dollar business. Critics argue that pro wrestling is too violent and sexually explicit for young viewers who may not understand that the programs and stunts are choreographed. Promoters respond that they are simply providing the entertainment people want. This anthology examines this ongoing debate.

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