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There are some shows that we loved to watch on a regular basis and waited every week for the next episode to appear. That show for me was WWE, well some of you might not consider it a show but for me it was more than that.

I remember the first time I saw my first WWE match on a Sunday afternoon, it was a sunny day on March 29, 2010. My parents fed up with a 7 year me handed off the remote and just scolded off to watch some cartoon as they already knew there wasn't a possibility for me to go study. So, watching the same old repeat episodes of Ben 10 made me curious about other channels and while switching channels I reached to "Ten Sports" back in the day unlike today's 1,2,3.



Now, I was fully focused on two men fighting each other "Undertaker & Shawn Michaels", I didn't understand a thing the commentators were speaking, but that wasn't my focus my full attention was on the fight. And then Undertaker jumps off the top of the ring on top off the cameraman, oh now I'm amazed. I hear my dad's cheer out of the blue and then he explains what is happening, he too was a fan of "WWF" but had lost connection after marriage.


From then for the next 10 years, I diligently watched WWE like a true fan and like any other John Cena became a hero for my younger self. It even made me want to become a wrester, so I'd try out moves on my elder brother and vice versa.

I still remember I used to wake up at 4:30 A.M. at least once in April to watch live telecast of WrestleMania, I'd never wake up that early even for my exams, and my friends would wait in front of the class and ask for the results of the matches that had occurred but the main event was the only one I could never watch as I had to leave for school, so I waited in the evening for the repeat telecast and watch the whole thing from the beginning. Those days are something I will never forget.

I bet you also have stories like these, do share in the comments.


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