Could a Black Panther'ish Storyline Work?

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Wrestling wise could the storyline actually work? For instance, the New Day breakup being hinted. Imagine, each member having a different ideology with the direction of not only black wrestlers, but wrestling period. Kofi representing the face appeal to wrestling fans that usually sees him as a happy go lucky individual, Woods representing the balance between being a face, but at the same time being about his business ala riding solo on the heavyweight championship division, and Big E representing the heel persona of complete anarchy of the WWE (The continuance of Henry's hall of pain). Each member have their own following and thus having a complete war over each other's views.

Would you seriously watch WWE on some Attitude era in it's prime shyt if they were to successfully pull the storyline off, or nah?

Discuss

 

[jackswstd]

In WWE, under a Trump Administration

 

[RammerJammer]

In WWE, under a Trump Administration

Trump being Pres definitely nixes that idea but man we talking about Vince here, dude would have Wakanda doing the Cupid Shuffle if it was up to him.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

In WWE, under a Trump Administration

True, but lets say that Vince somehow gets sick in the Gorilla (too many protein shakes and snowcones), and let Trips handle business for a few months. This could be a thing of value especially since the WWE trying to be "progressive".

 

[Hey_zeus]

In Universe mode it can

 

[ALTRUISM]

An Infinity or Civil War wrestling storyline if written and booked right would be


Imagine a stable of credible heels that build and allude to a super monster heel for an entire year. This creates tension in that although the babyfaces are defeating these weaker heels, there's an even more dangerous one unbeknownst to them.

Have no idea what a Civil War storyline could be the focus on in wrestling. Should wrestlers show more restraint when fighting around fans?


This thread got me brainstorming

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

An Infinity or Civil War wrestling storyline if written and booked right would be


Imagine a stable of credible heels that build and allude to a super monster heel for an entire year. This creates tension in that although the babyfaces are defeating these weaker heels, there's an even more dangerous one unbeknownst to them.

Have no idea what a Civil War storyline could be the focus on in wrestling. Should wrestlers show more restraint when fighting around fans?


This thread got me brainstorming

This could have been the case with Smackdown during the Bryan/Shane/KO/Sami storyline, which....fell apart. When I think of a legit Civil War type of story line, I think of what Chikara did minus the goofy stuff:



Imagine a storyline where a match happens and something happens that's out of the control of the WWE. Vince calls up the roster to express a new policy where the wrestlers got to follow suit (work with the machine). He expresses the importance of this new policy as it will not only protect the wrestlers, but the fans. Thus, leading to Triple H being the Magneto of his viewpoint. He wants to save wrestling from itself, while Vince wants to expand wrestling (yet destroy it at the same time). This leads to the long awaited battle of Vince's idea (sports entertainment) vs Triple H's idea (WCW's old vision). This ends up having wrestlers scrambling to different sides, along with their own factions. Bottom line, this storyline would test the different ideals of wrestling fans from the smarks to the marks. The traditionalists and the new bloods. It would spread throughout the year with different feuds happening, along with shyt spilling on NXT. Cena could be the wildcard in this shyt and decide to have his own ideal (leaving wrestling altogether).

Too much logic for the WWE to handle though sadly, yet

 

[Prince Akeem]

True, but lets say that Vince somehow gets sick in the Gorilla (too many protein shakes and snowcones), and let Trips handle business for a few months. This could be a thing of value especially since the WWE trying to be "progressive".

He wouldn't do it either tbh.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

He wouldn't do it either tbh.

Yeah I know, but he seemed like the sane one out of the jackasses in that company.

 

[PortCityProphet]

These sorry sacks of shyt can't even write why 2 people are beefing you expect them to write something of this level?

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

These sorry sacks of shyt can't even write why 2 people are beefing you expect them to write something of this level?

The frightening part is an angle like that can easily be made in a WWE game or one of those simulation jawns, yet WWE can't even book the shyt with it's army of writers. I'ts absurd.

 

[NYChase718]

These sorry sacks of shyt can't even write why 2 people are beefing you expect them to write something of this level?

They would do somthing like build up young guys new stars and stables in a huge war
And in the end a guy like kevin nash will interfere out of nowhere and triple h will get a final pin

 

[El Cocodrilo]

The frightening part is an angle like that can easily be made in a WWE game or one of those simulation jawns, yet WWE can't even book the shyt with it's army of writers. I'ts absurd.

Im sure writers come up with piff shyt all the time that gets shot down by cokeboy and stephanie cause they dont get it

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

This could have been the case with Smackdown during the Bryan/Shane/KO/Sami storyline, which....fell apart. When I think of a legit Civil War type of story line, I think of what Chikara did minus the goofy stuff:



Imagine a storyline where a match happens and something happens that's out of the control of the WWE. Vince calls up the roster to express a new policy where the wrestlers got to follow suit (work with the machine). He expresses the importance of this new policy as it will not only protect the wrestlers, but the fans. Thus, leading to Triple H being the Magneto of his viewpoint. He wants to save wrestling from itself, while Vince wants to expand wrestling (yet destroy it at the same time). This leads to the long awaited battle of Vince's idea (sports entertainment) vs Triple H's idea (WCW's old vision). This ends up having wrestlers scrambling to different sides, along with their own factions. Bottom line, this storyline would test the different ideals of wrestling fans from the smarks to the marks. The traditionalists and the new bloods. It would spread throughout the year with different feuds happening, along with shyt spilling on NXT. Cena could be the wildcard in this shyt and decide to have his own ideal (leaving wrestling altogether).

Too much logic for the WWE to handle though sadly, yet

we can't even fantasy book a big angle without it revolving around the McMahons

 

[julesocean]

Nevermind the basis of this storyline, but to look at this from another angle: WWE ripping off the current/trending superhero fad to capitalize on mainstream views from kids and teens and young adults. They are not even smart enough to attempt that. :_banks: