The reality is this. Many years ago he decided the Young Bucks & Kenny Omega (and they weren't the only ones) would never make it in wrestling. Them making it in Japan led to Japan no longer counting. Them making it in PWG meant he complained about one comedy spot (and every promotion does comedy spots dating back to the 50s and earlier) and thus missing that the talent of the future was developing there and it was the forefront of an in-ring style that was entertaining to many by mixed styles, including Lucha, a style that had not been done much in the U.S. but had tremendous mainsteam appeal and was going to be more prevalent in the U.S. This was because YouTube was opening the door and the Mexican-American population was growing and younger fans liked the pacing and creativity. Then one day Omega had one of the best matches in history and the guy wanted to throw away decade long friendships and respect from a lot of wrestlers because there are things he is really perceptive about and has a good basic history knowledge and is very entertaining. But because he was insistent Omega could never be a star, now main eventing the Tokyo Dome stopped counting. He held onto that he couldn't make it in the U.S. Then he did, so he had to take the tact it didn't actually happen and that it was only becacuse he was pushed by a "mark" owner of a failing concept and business and he wasn't over. I was wrong about Orange Cassidy. I hated the idea that Jim Ross would have to announce an Orange Cassidy match. But then it got over, people started dressing like him, and people I'd meet on the streets would tell me how he was one of their favorite wrestlers. So I learned. Didn't cry about it. Didn't pretend he wasn't over. I already knew he was a good worker, I knew that from seeing him on indies. So there's your answer.
Ni el Republicano más acérrimo y rancio (quien ve como rival a China) sería capaz de soltar esta opinión. Necesitamos de líderes políticos que entiendan Venezuela, y también al mundo, no que solo sepan tocar el ukelele.
Aunque igual me da cringe, hay que reconocer que Guanipa es el único político que sabe que debe asesorarse por zoomers en cuestión de redes y no un montón de millennials maricotristes que todavía lloran porque aman Harry Potter, pero no las opiniones de JK Rowling.