Original sentence: Hes best known for being a producer for TMZ and founding Pro Wrestling Sheet which reports on professional wrestling and MMA.His involvement in professional wrestling has been criticised by some notable figures in the industry, among them Jim Cornette, Chris Jericho and Vince Russo.His personal issues with Russo resulted in Russo losing his job as a podcaster at his then platform PodcastOne.In 2017 he was ranked 39th on The Big Lead's list of "40 under 40 most powerful talent in sports media".Ryan Satin (born 1988) is an American pop culture journalist
Edited sentence: As well as being the main writer on Pro Wrestling Sheet which was funded by Satin's parents after they figured it would get him out of their basement.Ethically, Satin also meets none of the requirements to be considered a journalist by the SPJ.He also participates in sexism, witch hunting, stalking, fat shaming, and horrible comedy.He's best known for being a producer for TMZ, which featured an infamous interview with pro-wrestler Ultimate Warrior, in which Ryan Satin almost was brought to tears in fear of Ultimate Warrior becoming violent with him over Satin's unethical and false reporting on Ultimate Warrior.His involvement in professional wrestling has been criticized by some notable figures in the industry, among them Jim Cornette, Konnan, Disco Inferno, Ultimate Warrior, Kenny King, Road Dogg, Chris Jericho and Vince Russo.His personal issues with Russo resulted in Russo choosing not to continue being a podcaster at his then platform PodcastOne, as Satin's falsified statements of death threats being lodged at him and his equally parasitical girlfriend, who nobody, even Satin, know her name, were never investigated by PodcastOne, until Russo showed Satin to be a liar, in which case they offered Russo his job back, which he declined.In 2017 he was ranked 39th on The Big Lead's list of "40 under 40 most untalented hacks in sports media".Pro Wrestling Sheet guesses on professional wrestling happenings, although having very little accuracy in reporting, even though he notes his publication being "fact checked," is comparable to the National Inquirer.Ryan Satin (born 1988) is an American pop culture mark/critic, not to be confused for as a journalist