PWG Question

[indymadman]

I have a 5 year old daughter who watches "boxing" as she calls it and wants to go to the PWG show that I'm going to... well actually, obviously she doesn't know anything about PWG but when she heard my wife and I talking about me going she said she wants to go watch it...

my question is... is PWG "family" friendly? I know more happens than what is on the dvds, but the dvds seem tame enough... the next show doesn't have any blood feuds on it so I'm hoping it would be ok... I did hear a story that Karl Anderson spit on a little girl once... but not sure what context or if it was true.

[Johnny B. Decent]

I wouldn't really say that they are really family friendly. But, it's not that there are live sex parties held there, though.

[mcmahonfan85]

and now that Chris Bosh is gone, you don't really have to worry about them having a Suck My Cock match

[invaderdave]

If you can get through the cursing and the violence, then I don't see much of a problem. I think, now that Tornado is done whomping on Candace, you can probably get away with taking a young girl to the show. PWG is PG-13 to CHIKARA's G rating, lets just say that.

[Joekishi]

Jan 1, 2009 16:23:04 GMT -5 indymadman said:

my question is... is PWG "family" friendly

Not at all, but Kevin Steen brings his baby to shows so eh. Really it's not a kid friendly environment as there is lots of cursing and random jokes mostly by the audience and wrestlers playing off of each other.

So it's up to your discretion if pedophile chants are okay with you then go for it.

Most of the "lewd" humor comes from comedy matches and mostly comes from the audience.

Really though it's a fun show, and there are kids present at most of them.

[Mozenrath]

Tell her to start a Super Dragon chant.

[Ultimo Chocula]

Be prepared to explain what some of the audience is yelling.