All this is just guessing.

From looking at the audience, I see a lot of kids at AAA shows. They still attracting families. They still have gimmicks and masks.

Strippers was made for the women. I doubt the kids and males will miss those strippers.

Everybody should email Konnan before this Monday so he can answer questions on his MLW radio show.

I have also complained in recent months that the stripper types have been minimized. They were a major part of AAA’s identity. Lodging a complaint or two(something everyone who posts here has done ie: complaining about storyline continuity or foreign talent) does not make someone anti-AAA.

As far as wrestling in t-shirts, that’s a good thing because I think steroid usage is at an all time low in AAA. I think it’s higher in CMLL.

Me here’s where I stand. I was never a fan of the old ECW but to their credit they knew their audience and there was some balance between proper wrestling and extreem. The current AAA TRIES HARD to be ECW but fails. The current AAA rarely ever has proper wrestling anymore it’s just chairs, tables, grabgage cans, guys wrestling in T-Shirts and other stupidity. And the stupidest part is that they have alienated a lot more fans than attracting fans. That’s always been where I stand and I continue to stand by that.

Almost everyone here has at some point criticized AAA about something.

I don’t really rant about blacks and Obama. They turned out in droves in NC and VA and that’s how he won. That’s not a rant. Their support of Obama is no different than the Irish-Catholics for Kennedy decades ago. That’s politics. Appeal to a bloc and you can win it all.

AAA should be on in the US. No one said otherwise. I was simply explaining to Daniel why the stripper category has been phased out in AAA. And it probably isn’t coming back any time soon. That’s not really a rant. Current bookers have other ideas.

I liked ECW too. That changes nothing. ECW was a white trash favorite. That’s who it appealed to. Look at the product. Look at the fans. Look at the timeslots. AAA thinks they can duplicate that success in Mexico. I don’t think the staple guns and unprotected chair shots in every episode will lead to box office success, but I could be wrong.

Race is everything in marketing. It’s not racist to recognize that. What you call “racial stereotypes” are really demographics.

I still don’t get your stance on AAA. You seem to have nothing positive to say about it (this week) and yet (last week) you were talking about how great the production was and how it needed to be back on Galavision in the U.S.? What’s next week?

Also, your tweet above seems to have been deleted or your account is now protected? I can’t figure it out. Which race does this fit with?