Wrestling Madness

Wrestling Madnessit's cride it's huge it's fake--and we love itLike a woman's orgasm or Van Gogh's sunflowers, if you're going to fake a wrestling match, it had better look damn real. At the least, a fake should be so entertaining its spectators actually enjoy the dupe. In 1982, wrestling matches had about as much entertainment value as a goiter--and not the fun kind of goiter, either. That same year, a starry-eyed young man decided to send wrestling, with its no-rent set design and Not Ready fo...