2000-2003 I was 18-21 and really big in to WWF/WWE, I stopped watching near the start of the ruthless aggression era. I remember being so happy when Kurt Angle won the championship from Stone Cold at the pay per view after 9/11, I was punching the air.
Without watching RAW and Smackdown i've been somehow managing to follow the return of Cody Rhodes, the Sami Zayn story and the Bloodline stuff.
I always knew it was 'fake' (pre-determined outcomes), I'm not stupid and respect the athleticism, but occasionally I get a pang to watch wrestling again, So without knowing any of the outcomes, I watched night two of Wrestlemania pretty much from start to finish.
But every time I do, I just think it's supremely silly. It's something I can never get back in to.
People were raving about how good the intercontinental match was, but to be honest all I could see was 3 men in pants slapping each others chests and pretending to punch each other with the occasional big move
The backstage politics always intrigued me, I still occasionally listen to podcasts with Jim Ross, Foley, Jim Cornette etc but the actual action - I just can't do it anymore. I wish I could have that passion for it from my younger years again.