Pro wrestling gay

For decades, homosexuality was an uncomfortable subject in the WWE. For example, Dustin Rhodes' Goldust persona pretended to be gay, using homosexuality as a means to draw heat, while Chris Kanyon, who was legitimately gay, hid his sexuality to prevent it from causing him any professional turmoil. Today, most fans accept that talent comes in all shapes, sizes, colors, and sexualities. In the past, the community was not given much respect when it came to the storylines that they were represented in.

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Text by Art O'Donnell. While searching Amazon Prime recently, I was pleasantly surprised to find, of all things, episodes of Memphis wrestling in the video library. I mean, if gay men want to watch guys with great bodies and revealing outfits grapple with each other, there are a number of other wrestling promotions out there — specifically, all of them. Those guys used to wrestle naked, which is just about the gayest thing two men can do short of having sex with each other.