Thought of the Day: Why No Little Towns?

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Hogan – Venice Beach (part of Los Angeles)

The Rock – Miami

Flair – Charlotte

Sting – Venice Beach

Luger – Chicago

Michaels – San Antonio

Hart – Calgary

What big names aren’t from big cities? Austin, Cena, HHH….anybody else? Midcarders are the same way.

Is there a reason for this that I’m not getting? Are people not going to care about someone because they’re from a smaller town?