Talk:Dirt sheet

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The key problem many people in the wrestling business have with the dirt sheets isn't breaking kayfabe. It's that the 'information' in the dirt sheets is a load of mistruths, with blatant bias and personal agendas. Various people have stated this in video interviews, but does it require print sources?

Also, the few wrestlers who praise the dirt sheets are the same ones the dirt sheet writers praise in their sheets. Hardly coincidental.

In addition, the Observer is definitely NOT the first.