[DanielBryanfan96]

Just a general thought. I know some of us don’t watch as often, but we still keep up with the product (whether that’s WWE/AEW/etc). I’m 26 now and wonder in like 10/20 years if I’ll grow out of wrestling, or if I’ll be enjoying it into my old age. I think if I ever have children it would be cool to take them to shows and that, but who knows. Do you ever see yourself growing out of it, or is wrestling something you’ll always love and watch?

 

[Bagelalmond]

My sibling and the friends I had growing up never wanted to take me to a wrestling event live. I tried my best to convince them to take me. 🫤

 

[Mutant God]

No to tell the truth

 

[somerandomfan]

Doubt it, there was a time in my teens I fell out of wrestling after WCW folded, came back in the 2010s and honestly even more of a fan now than I was before.

 

[thatonewwefanguy]

no

 

[Catalanotto]

I am going to be watching wrestling on my deathbed.

 

[troyag93]

If you didn’t grow out of it when you were a teen you never will. You might take breaks during your life, but you’re always going to follow it in some way and come back.

I still get excited when the Royal Rumble , WrestleMania and Summerslam come on. I love when we get a great rivalry. Love listening to podcast and listening to guys in the business talking about it. If you have kids you’ll probably enjoy wrestling more. I have nieces and nephews and watching them jump, scream and get all excited while watch wrestling makes me enjoy it more.

 

[iarwain]

At this point, probably not. I used to take regular breaks from watching, I'd stay away from it for six months to two years at a time. But I'd always drift back into it. Now with the DVR it's just too convenient to watch. I did manage to tear myself away from NXT recently, can't say I've missed it or regretted it.

 

[Rookie of the Year]

I thought I did when I was around 18. Even then, I couldn't help keep an eye on results and ended up watching Rumble and Mania in those years. Came back completely at 22. I'm now 32.

So at this stage, I'll be an 80 year old man marking out at wrestling shows.

 

[stew mack]

i take breaks but even in the breaks i take i still keep track of IWC shit. i dont keep up with celeb gossip like that so thats my form of it lol

 

[midgetlover69]

Im around your age. I did for like 10 years until aew was announced

 

[Agent Dick Merkin]

I didn't become a wrestling fan till I was 22 years old. I have been into it for 5 years now. I enjoy watching it with my daughter and she likes it too. I perform wrestling moves on her and she gets a kick out of it. I love it and I really wish I would of paid more attention to it as a kid but it is what it is. Maybe one day she'll grow out of it or maybe not because she'll look back and appreciate the bond we had together over it. I think because I got into it at the age that I did don't see myself "growing out of it" because I'm already an adult.

 

[Thomazbr]

Sure.

 

[Businessman]

Yes

I've mostly grown out of it but I still tune in occasionally and I'm a long time subscriber to the WWE Network and now Peacock for the archives and PLEs

 

[Araragi]

Never, hooks are in too deep. I do take the occasional break from modern wrestling but even then I'm always re-watching old stuff.

 

[adamclark52]

Very unlikely.
I don’t watch the current products or much of the older stuff right now but every once and a while I’ll throw something on and love it. It comes in waves for me.

 

[Omos=Next Big Thing]

If Hunter continues with his boring shows I will definitely take a break from it.

 

[PhenomenalOne11]

Eventually yeah.

 

[Dr. Middy]

I watched it as a kid, as a teenager, and now as a 29 year old dude.

If I was ever going to completely grow out of it, I think I would have done so by now. But I'm always finding something I enjoy, and there's more wrestling for me to enjoy than I ever have before.

 

[TheUltimateFarmer]

I grew out of it when I was like 7 but after coming back to it.. I don't think there's any chance of growing out of it now when I've reached the point I'm at currently as a fan