In wrestling, much like life, there are good guys and bad guys. When you are a kid it is very cut and dry. The bad guys always carry dynamite, tie damsels to the train tracks and twist their mustache menacingly.
As you get older and lose your kid-vision, you learn the bad guys don't always twist their mustaches, sometimes it's the clean shaven, squeaky clean neighbor tying you to the tracks and dynamite really is not that common. Sometimes it is hard to distinguish between the good guy, bad guy and the guy you just don't like, and the same can be said for professional wrestling.
As a kid I thought I was supposed to cheer for the ...
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