While often in Pro Wrestling storylines, There is a hatred or a tension that doesn't really exist anywhere but on screen, But in some cases, Its more than just a TV deal, Its personal. And one that really stands out as of recent times has to be the Grado-Al Snow feud. The hatred that Al Snow has for the obese slacker is more than apparent that its more than just a story.
Regarding Al Snow's beliefs, Jack Williams of Through The Ropes, recently asked Al what his thoughts are on the "Wrestlers" who jump to the top of the queue, Without ever paying their dues and working the Independents first and honing their skills, And from his response, Al really feels strongly about people like Grado, Who are undeserving of their positions, Being at the top when there are hundreds and thousands of Wrestlers who have been working at their craft longer and harder, And that are more than deserving of that opportunity at the big time, Are being pushed aside for undeserving slackers.
Jack also asked the same to fellow wrestling genius, Jim Cornette, Who had the same similar belief, No! They shouldn't be there! Back on the topic of Grado, Who has gotten the idea in his head that he belongs in the big time, Has contributed nothing to pro wrestling, And continues to lazy and sloppy in the ring, And just simply un-entertaining. If Grado was a great wrestler, It wouldn't matter about his body appearance or look, He would in my opinion deserve to be there, But he isn't good in the ring, And he doesn't even try.
His position in TNA, With a regular casting role of being on nearly every episode of the wrestling show, is just more and more insulting to the real stars and talents, Who put in more effort in front of 10 fans, than Grado does infront of thousands. I feel strongly, Deeply and passionately, That Grado, For the sake of the real talents, And the fans for that matter, Steps down from TNA Wrestling, And continues to perform his Shtick on the smaller un-televised wrestling circuits. (Even that makes me angry to know that he is getting payed for his "Work", Even on a smaller stage.
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