In this chapter, we're introduced to a new member of the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame, who's just returned from a trip to Brazil. He's here to tell us all about his experiences in the wrestling world. He tells us that he's been wrestling since he was a kid, and that his first experience with wrestling came when he was about eight or nine years old. He says that wrestling is like boxing, except that you can't hit people with your fists. Wrestling, he says, is more like boxing in that you have to use your fists to hit people, whereas boxing is just like boxing where you hit someone with a stick. So, wrestling is about using your fists and striking people. In other words, it's like boxing is about boxing, but wrestling is more about wrestling. The Pro wrestling Hall of Famer says that his biggest fear in wrestling is that someone will hit him with a punch, and then he'll have to defend himself with a wrestling move. This is what wrestling is all about. Wrestling moves you to the ground, whereas wrestling moves you up to the top of your opponent's cage. Wrestling is about striking people, not punching them in the face. So what if someone hits you with a blow, and you've got to defend yourself with a kick or a kick to the body? What if someone punches you in the mouth, and your opponent catches you in mid-air and throws you into the ground. What if you'