Report: Vince & HHH agree on plans for WM31

[GoddamnyamanProf]

"taken off TV cause he's too over"... who told you that breuh ... muhfukka's been off Raw for a week doin' an injury angle, so it's part of a conspiracy to kill his buzz right? I mean realistically, if a muhfukka stomped ur head into a pile of cinderblocks you'd be dead, so in wrestling terms, you at least need a couple weeks to heal. So if he comes back on Monday, is the conspiracy over?

No, he's not coming back on Monday or anytime soon. He's off filming a shytty WWE movie until after Night of Champions. Kind of a strange decision for one of the company's best young talents currently in the middle of the hottest feud going and receiving the best crowd reactions, isnt it? They want more focus and support on Roman, not Dean, so they figure they'll take advantage of his acting ability and by the time he comes back his reaction will have cooled off a bit.

So no conspiracy theory, just facts. Catch up.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

what are you talkin about?

Im talking about what you just wrote. Prototypical huge gladiator that makes soccer moms swoon = Stone Cold. Seems legit.

 

[DANJ!]

No, he's not coming back on Monday or anytime soon. He's off filming a shytty WWE movie until after Night of Champions. Kind of a strange decision for one of the company's best young talents currently in the middle of the hottest feud going and receiving the best crowd reactions, isnt it? They want more focus and support on Roman, not Dean, so they figure they'll take advantage of his acting ability and by the time he comes back his reaction will have cooled off a bit.

So no conspiracy theory, just facts. Catch up.

So they just put him in a movie without his agreeing to do said movie... to de-emphasize his push? Tell me more.

 

[DANJ!]

what are you talkin about?

Austin has never exactly been the most cut up muhfukka or the biggest they've had. Just saying, image-wise, he ain't Hogan/Cena/Rock/Bruno. He was a solid 240 or so but he didn't have that "look" either.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

So they just put him in a movie without his agreeing to do said movie... to de-emphasize his push? Tell me more.

First of all lol at him having a choice. Second of all whether he wanted to do it or not is irrelevant to why WWE did it, which is of course the point that you were first unaware of and are now trying to avoid. (Denial comes next.)

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

Samoan Sheamus

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Im talking about what you just wrote. Prototypical huge gladiator that makes soccer moms swoon = Stone Cold. Seems legit.

re-read the post. i'm talkin about now that the wwe is more corporate. they're not gonna make someone the face of the company that doesn't have movie star quality.

and yes stone cold steve austin was absolutely a heavyweight. the type of guy that could go on regis and kathy lee or good morning america and draw attention to himself just with his size. he didn't look like an average male. he was an alpha through and through. he looked like a pro wrestler. he looked like a guy who could kick your ass.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Austin has never exactly been the most cut up muhfukka or the biggest they've had. Just saying, image-wise, he ain't Hogan/Cena/Rock/Bruno. He was a solid 240 or so but he didn't have that "look" either.

are you kiddin me???

the guy was huge.

not hogan huge but he was still huge.

he was a heavyweight.

 

[DANJ!]

First of all lol at him having a choice. Second of all whether he wanted to do it or not is irrelevant to why WWE did it, which is of course the point that you were first unaware of and are now trying to avoid. (Denial comes next.)

So OK, so we're clear... Vince and H and Kevin Dunn watched Money In the Bank and were like "man, Ambrose is really really over. How do we stop this from happening... oh I know! We'll have him in this big angle where he gets injured, then we'll just give him a movie to do so that keeps him off TV for maybe a month. Then he'll come back for revenge one night on Raw and the crowd won't cheer for him like they did before he got injured and sidelined. Problem solved!" This movie, which had likely been written and casted long before this month, is not simply another lame WWE film but also the central plot to make fans like Dean less and Roman Reigns more. I got it.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

So OK, so we're clear... Vince and H and Kevin Dunn watched Money In the Bank and were like "man, Ambrose is really really over. How do we stop this from happening... oh I know! We'll have him in this big angle where he gets injured, then we'll just give him a movie to do so that keeps him off TV for maybe a month. Then he'll come back for revenge one night on Raw and the crowd won't cheer for him like they did before he got injured and sidelined. Problem solved!" This movie, which had likely been written and casted long before this month, is not simply another lame WWE film but also the central plot to make fans like Dean less and Roman Reigns more. I got it.

You have the order wrong which means you still don't seem to really understand the intent but yes, Dean got too hot too fast and they're hoping that taking him off TV for awhile will get it under control and they don't have to take more drastic (Ryder) measures. Otherwise they have TWO IWC darlings for fans to favor over Reigns, who they prefer. Do you not know how this company operates by now?

 

[DANJ!]

Do you not know how this company operates by now?

Sure don't, cause I don't work there...so you do?

 

[Bob Loblaw]

One guy can't pop the ratings like that anymore. Hell Rock came back and didn't make much of a dent. I'm not a fan of Roman sicne becoming a singles grappler, I'd rather watch a Dbry Ziggler Goldust match but tath's just me

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Sure don't, cause I don't work there...so you do?

Yes we can't get any idea how a company operates based on documented history, reports, corroborated evidence, interviews or simple facts.

I mean how do you know McDonalds REALLY serves hamburgers unless you work there?

 

[DANJ!]

Yes we can't get any idea how a company operates based on documented history, reports, corroborated evidence, interviews or simple facts.

I mean how do you know McDonalds REALLY serves hamburgers unless you work there?

But until you actually have accounts or corroborated stories or any of that other shyt, you're merely speculating that this movie is a vehicle for the de-pushing of Ambrose.

I guess those movies Cena, Orton, and H did were intended to de-push them too, eh... who got their spots?

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

But until you actually have accounts or corroborated stories or any of that other shyt, you're merely speculating that this movie is a vehicle for the de-pushing of Ambrose.

I guess those movies Cena, Orton, and H did were intended to de-push them too, eh... who got their spots?

Were those guys out-popping other up-and-comers that the WWE wanted to push instead? Did reports come out at the same time that officials didnt see those guys as main event level? Did the WWE at that time have a documented history of purposely squashing momemtum of guys when they thought they were too over, like we have now?