Regardless of the intent, I’m talking about how I perceived things as a fan in the Amateur Leprechaun Sketch Mobile Alabama St Patrick’s Shirt summer of 96. WCW was doing the most exciting thing I’d ever seen done in my time as a fan and also bringing all of these guys that I’d read about in the newsletters to my TV screen. The WWF felt like they were responding by doubling down on WWF-schtick. They just seemed so unbelievably lost at the time. Bischoff would say in interviews during this time period that Vince had lost touch just like Verne had a decade earlier. It really felt like that was true in the summer of 1996.
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I had just turned 14 myself and Ahmed is an Amateur Leprechaun Sketch Mobile Alabama St Patrick’s Shirt guy that confused me. I wanted to like him but I just couldn’t….get him. Which led to me not giving a shit when he was out of action. I do remember I took a break from watching WWE programming after Hogan left and I was over at my dad’s and I saw a Raw from 1996 and Ahmed is in the opening credits and I’m like “whoa who the fuck is that badass”.
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Yeah, that would have been interesting to Amateur Leprechaun Sketch Mobile Alabama St Patrick’s Shirt see. Interestingly enough it feels like pro wrestling is more of a white kids thing than anything else. Don’t get me wrong I know plenty of black kids that watched wrestling but if you go to an ROH show or a PWG show its almost completely white. I wonder if having a black main eventer twenty years ago or earlier a guy that was pushed at that level could have drawn more of that demographic in.
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