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It would be nice if both sides could speak the obvious and not get accused of racism. No question all sorts of ethnic people (white, black, yellow, red, whatever) have different customs and interests and tastes.
How many black wrestlers have their been? At one time, the number was small (Bobo Brazil) and when Junkyard Dog was fakin' it, it was still small, and it's not that much today.
Why? Probably because it would be divisive to pit black against white in the incredibly ridiculous world of S&M gay roleplay that marks professional male wrestling.
The audience at these events seems pretty red in the neck, huh? Do we applaud the great moment in WWE history when both a semi-famous white guy and a black guy with no experience (Colin Jost and Michael Che) made a brief appearance to goose the ratings?
It'll take Gypsy Psycho a while to learn the stunt man basics of faking a punch, and you can be sure he's not going to be flying into turnbuckles or getting body-slammed or dropped on his head (let's remember what Hulk Hogan did to pocky skinny Richard Belzer on a TV talk show).
What's next, Stacy Keebler and Oscar De La Hoya in a bra and panties match?Comment
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