WWE's "Best for Business" Angle Contradicts "Be a Star Campaign"
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Well, it has already been mentioned, pretty much, but if they cut everything that would be considered bullying from wrestling, there would be nothing left. If a wrestling company does an anti-bullying campaign, "hypocritical" things like this are to be expected.
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Is it wrong I enjoyed that ? It was fantastically corny especially when Cena's music played when he stopped the bolder.