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"Fake It So Real" filled me with affection for its down-and-out heroes, a group of semi-pro wrestlers in Lincolnton, N.C. On Saturday nights, they rent a hall, construct their own ring, set out the folding chairs, stage a wrestling show, take the ring apart, truck it away and start talking about next week. For this labor, one of them jokes, they get "20 bucks, a hot dog and a pat on the ass."See also: Chris Solar's YouTube Channel.
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Sorta endearing North Carolina grade C pro wrestlers in a good new documentary, "Fake It So Real." My review: http://t.co/8HqLcMIm
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