Dre and the Black Cat don't want their photos out there as hosts of the most popular old school style podcast in America. Dre and the Black cat are among two of the biggest wrestling fans out there and they often recap old wrestling shows on their podcast at Flairchop.com. The state of today's pro wrestling dismays them as it hasn't changed one iota from the late nineties.
dre and the Cat are like so many old wrestling fans sick and tired of the same storyline in WWE wrestling that I have complained for decades and this is a storyline always having to involve Vince McMahons rich spoiled children. It seems that the WWE is geared as an organization not to highlight pro wrestlers but to highlight the offspring of Vincent K McMahon and in particular his daughter Stephanie McMahon. His daughter is married to the generations most popular wrestler in triple HHH in real life but this is really no excuse to have this rehashing the same story over and over again that Stephanie McMahon and her fucking husband are taking over the wrestling organization.
I stopped following wrestling back in 2004 and this was the storyline then. it is always the storyline in WWE's universe ad keeps smacking Dre in the head in disgust every time he makes an attempt to start following wrestling again. Stephanie McMahon is just some two bit whore who is lucky she was born from the jizz of Vince McMahon otherwise she would be like many meth hear rural White girls making a living and having a black cat pimp named Dre taking half of her dough. 
The WWE is a powerhouse and symbol of a dumb nation that would fill hundred thousand seat arena and consider this entertainment often using other celebrities to their advantage and buying up media talk time through outlets to give more credence to this once a year event that people have to hear about fake grappling. To old school wrestling fans the McMahon domination of thee monopoly charade of pro wrestling and constant featuring of their family in these events is just a shameful fact that wrestling fans have to bare witness to every year to an industry that had hundreds of wrestling promotions and was very more entertaining than the crap seen last night.
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