P rofessional wrestling is all over the world, from the high-flying luchadors in Mexico to the more physical style in Japan, but the WWE , and back in my day — the late Seventies and early Eighties — the National Wrestling Alliance and Georgia Championship Wrestling, made it such a distinctly American thing that it’s now a part of the country’s DNA. What drew me in, and continues to attract new fans, is the good-versus-evil narrative. If you look at all of the characters over the years in

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