El Poyo Loco
Akrassikauda = Black Scorpion
"They" are fans who paid for their tickets.....so they can, will and SHOULD chant what ever they want....at whomever they want...Smarks, Marks, Starks ,whatever...it fans brehs..just fans, that all.
Here's the flip side to that, which is part of the old promoters thinking which Vince is.
If you hate Reigns but buy a ticket to RAW and Reigns is the top guy he's going to get the credit for the ticket not the flavor of the month former indy guy.
By paying for the ticket you've empowered Vince even more showing up to hijack the show defeats the purpose, you've already paid for the ticket(s), concessions etc. You've voted with your wallet you voted for Vince to keep doing what he's doing.
People have to start thinking like Vince thinks, this is a business if you don't like how he's doing business don't give him your money for anything then be vocal why you won't give him your money. Don't keep paying for a product you say is shyt then complain that the product is still shyt. ppl
BTW your eyeballs also count as your wallet also if you don't like the guy they're pushing don't watch wwe gets those quarter hourly reports, less eyes watching = less money
			
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		 worked as a face that gradually turned heel that the fans gradually came back around with the no chants and team hell no. Even :smugeddie: never had a formal face turn in 2002-03, and he got the crowd so strongly behind him that we wouldn't accept his 2003 heel turn. We just kept cheering him anyway. Even his 2005 turn saw a lot of fans still behind him. Los Guerreros were highly entertaining and they earned their stripes in the ring. Eventually the crowd stopped booing and started cheering.
 worked as a face that gradually turned heel that the fans gradually came back around with the no chants and team hell no. Even :smugeddie: never had a formal face turn in 2002-03, and he got the crowd so strongly behind him that we wouldn't accept his 2003 heel turn. We just kept cheering him anyway. Even his 2005 turn saw a lot of fans still behind him. Los Guerreros were highly entertaining and they earned their stripes in the ring. Eventually the crowd stopped booing and started cheering.
		 
 
		
 
 
		 
 
		


 
 
		 
 
		
 
 
		 
 
		