Have you seen the matches of World Wrestling lately? My two sons are into it daily waking as early as 5am and watching full time every saturday and sunday. What attracts me while watching is not the banging/slamming/punching etc... but the way they talk to one another. It simply is not an extemporaneous speech (that I learned from high school) from The Rock, John Cena etc... but an Oration.
I think English teachers and professors should encourage their students to watch WWE to see the speeches unleashed by these monsters.
Go WWE.
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