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By Andrew Snyder
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Andrew Snyder:

I have been watching wrestling since I can remember.  My father is a long-time fan, so I have been birthed into fandom.  I mainly watch WWE, but am open to many promotions.  I follow Chikara, Ring of Honor, and New Japan at the moment.  I love wrestling because it is fun, but it can also be powerful.  You may also hear a few of my vocal talents on our podcast.  I won't reveal everything here. Once you listen, you will understand.

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