been the issue for years. the real goal of the last 2 years has been kill all of bryan's heat until the crowd gives up on him no matter how much damage it does so that they can justify pushing someone else. same way they would sabotage everyone not named cena to try keeping him over
Vince would cut 2 Centers and a PF, and sign 3 extra PGs to just foul Curry every play to keep him from making spectacular plays
dude would go after the spurs and warriors like roger goodell did the saints, slandering them and trying to suspend the whole team and coaching staffs to try keeping them from winningVince would cut 2 Centers and a PF, and sign 3 extra PGs to just foul Curry every play to keep him from making spectacular plays
those "amazing" cena promos are either him burying his opponent, pandering to a crowd, or recapping the night. his matches are just spam finishers or indy moves. he has gotten go away heat dating as far back as 2006. he's built like a brick house who gets billed as a heroic underdog and they're trying to do the same for rome now
Wouldn't that mean the Kliq lost since they're in charge and no one wants to watch? Sounds familiar.
Sound like a cena hater.
and you sound like a stan. he's been the same bland white meat face since 2005-06, changed in no way, evolved in no way, and killed the heat of every single person he's feuded with, thus killing interest in the product. a blindfolded stuck in an unlit basement stevie wonder can see that
you read my mind fam.@Da King man, don't be so flippant. You sound as if you lack empathy.
On my end, ya'll know that I no longer watch.
But that doesn't meant that I don't miss good wrestling. I keep coming back to TSC hoping for a better day, but ya'll affirm my decision to step back from WWE.
But I give dap to ya'll in the struggle.
The problem, though, is that it kills our love and devotion to wrestling when the WWE offers stale and hackneyed products.
They have ideas that they impose upon their audience, and because we don't have viable options, most of us are compelled to watch their programs.
WWE is no longer a wrestling show, nor is it the sports entertainment of the early 2000's.
It is a marketing campaign.
They try not to offer competitions, and instead, they push brands of ideas. And they won't push anything new because new things undermine proven brands.
You'll get a youth movement in about 7 years. By then the veterans will only show up at Wrestlemania.
And today's young wrestlers will be 7 years older...and they'll be on top. 7 years too late.
+10 for speaking a sad truth
His same bland character and not putting over people has nothing to do with how great he is in the ring or on the mic tho.
@Da King man, don't be so flippant. You sound as if you lack empathy.
On my end, ya'll know that I no longer watch.
But that doesn't meant that I don't miss good wrestling. I keep coming back to TSC hoping for a better day, but ya'll affirm my decision to step back from WWE.
But I give dap to ya'll in the struggle.
The problem, though, is that it kills our love and devotion to wrestling when the WWE offers stale and hackneyed products.
They have ideas that they impose upon their audience, and because we don't have viable options, most of us are compelled to watch their programs.
WWE is no longer a wrestling show, nor is it the sports entertainment of the early 2000's.
It is a marketing campaign.
They try not to offer competitions, and instead, they push brands of ideas. And they won't push anything new because new things undermine proven brands.
You'll get a youth movement in about 7 years. By then the veterans will only show up at Wrestlemania.
And today's young wrestlers will be 7 years older...and they'll be on top. 7 years too late.
