In the 1950s the highest four paid athletes were a boxer and three wrestlers. So it’s no exaggeration to classify professional wrestling as one of the most popular mass entertainment activities of the last 70 years. Considering how little variety there actually is in the matches themselves, this is really an extraordinary phenomenon. One would think that people would eventually get bored of seeing the same thing over and over and over again. What can Creator tell us?

Competitiveness and all forms of competition are very much a part of your culture and a deep karmic heritage within, having engaged in such things all through human history, largely at the behest of the Extraterrestrial Alliance using mind control manipulation to gin up ways to divide and conquer humans, and do so through the people themselves to make them fight with one another, so the humans are taking all the risks and suffering all the consequences in creating an entertaining spectacle for the interlopers. It is no accident that even in recent times, within this so-called "Modern Era," that the highest‑paid athletes have often been those engaged in blood sports and not sporting events based more on skill, agility, reflexes, strength, and endurance to carry out physical maneuvers that have an elegance and beauty and demand great skill more than brute force. The bloodlust underlying the popular appeal is both a cultural phenomenon and a consequence of mind control manipulation, to promote that inner thirst for such spectacles, and to see it as rewarding and fulfilling when what it represents is the ability to prevail when one's life is threatened. So the entire idea of such a contest should be repugnant, if not terrifying, to a soul-based being created to spread love in the universe. What you see in these blood sports is a polar opposite to divinity and, as such, is a travesty of history, that your society has been corrupted and reduced to this level, and can even be enjoyed as passive entertainment. This shows how corrupt thinking has become in the standards of society and what is accepted as "normal" and "human behavior." But again, this is not natural but induced and cultivated through a manipulation to be embraced so readily as to become a preferred and quite special way to spend one's time.