Sentence examples for wrestle pop from inspiring English sources

Chop, trim, wrestle, pop, thwack.

The event sounds like a humorless real-life version of MTV's clever "Celebrity Deathmatch," the satire of wrestling and pop culture in which Claymation figures tear each other apart in the ring.

Vince McMahon, the impresario who, in the early eighties, bought his father's small, Northeastern pro-wrestling company and turned it into a publicly listed billion-dollar sports-entertainment conglomerate, used live shows on network television, and later on cable, to push wrestling into pop culture, acquiring diehard fans who would pay to watch the live events.

Let's Wrestle write shambolic pop songs about sniffing glue, pissing on cars and hating girls.

This wasn't his only misstep, but his fans Mexican families, die-hard wrestling aficionados, and pop culture buffs didn't mind his mistakes.

This cyclical theory rests on the fact that many fans can remember two periods in the last 30 years that wrestling suddenly penetrated pop culture.

But in pro wrestling, bemuscled monsters may pop up anywhere around the ring's perimeter.

The Rock is bigger than wrestling and beloved by pop culture on a whole other level.

Once established, some voices wrestle their way into being pop culture icons.

I revere football because it provides an opportunity in pop culture to wrestle with the complexity of identity.

When it comes to spotting and critiquing bigotry in pop culture, pro wrestling is low-hanging fruit.