So how about those OG’s show up and teach them how it’s done?
Jim Ross, Arn Anderson, Booker T, Konnan, CM Punk and plenty of other legends have all said that the modern wrestlers rejected their advice.
That doesn't speak for all wrestlers out here though as I'm sure that there's a lot of them even people that inspire to be wrestlers that would love to get advice from those guys. Even then, some of those OG's tones and interviews come off as berating and shytting on the talent rather than actually offering constructive criticism.
I'm not sure what you were trying to say with the first sentence, but your last sentence is probably another reason for the legends' frustration. A quick personal story: I've played sports all of my life, and I have never had a coach who wasn't gruff, abrasive, and somewhat bullish. The legends know what works, they know what doesn't, and they are probably very direct with their instructions. They are also just as direct when calling out the wrestlers for doing something wrong.
You ride dikk like this for free or is cornette giving you a push for sitting on his shyt? Once you done milking his cock meat you can clean up and tune into AEW Dynamite.Jim cornette has more listeners than aew has viewers.
And it's clear as day when you watch modern wrestling. It looks like they just watched the highlights of classic matches and plan out their own matches in WWE 2K
I think the difference is that wrestlers were still traditionally trained and just fell into the hardcore scene. They still knew ring psychology and how to make it look brutal without damn near killing themselves.Nothing stays the same. Blame the hardyz boyz/HH/dudley hardcore era. Me personally I find the wrestling today more entertaining even jobber matches I can watch without getting bored out of my mind.
Just because some wrestlers would reject the OG’s advice doesn’t mean that all of them would do the same as well. Some wrestlers would love to get the advice from OG wrestlers as everyone isn’t going to take to what you have to say. I think people overlook that when it comes to giving advice but instead lumping everyone together.
They aint listen to Steven Regal, which is one of the reasons he left.
Again, they try.
That's completely false.
I knew there was a reason I didn’t like hangman, he tries to come off as a likable guy but this goes to show that he thinks he is better than what he is.
Yea these new nikkas are spoiled, entitled and soft. And TK is not the leader they needThey aint listen to Steven Regal, which is one of the reasons he left.
They've openly attacked Jim Ross for being critical
Again, they try.
Unfortunately, unless you have an out and out tyrant like Vince scaring the shyt out of them constantly forcing them to listen, they're not going to do it.
Especially, not in a company like AEW where Tony Khan basically lets everybody do whatever the fukk they want.
That's completely false.
You think "sensitive" dudes could've worked for Cowboy Bill Watts? Jim Herd? Fritz Von Erich? Jerry Jarrett?
Hell no, back then you shut the fukk up and listened or there were consequences in most cases.
Hell, Hulk Hogan had his leg broken ON PURPOSE by an O.G. his first day as a wrestler & he didn't file a lawsuit or bytch & complain, he just healed up and came back.
Guys like Stu Hart were literally torturing people in a dungeon
Millennials & zoomers are wayyyyyy too sensitive & entitled for that shyt to go down today, G
The change started when Vince broke kayfabe permanently and started attracting "entertainers" instead of athletes who were used to having football coaches & basketball coaches yelling at them and constantly yelling at them.
Nor should they as that shyt wouldn't socially acceptable now and it shouldn't have been back thenThey aint listen to Steven Regal, which is one of the reasons he left.
They've openly attacked Jim Ross for being critical
Again, they try.
Unfortunately, unless you have an out and out tyrant like Vince scaring the shyt out of them constantly forcing them to listen, they're not going to do it.
Especially, not in a company like AEW where Tony Khan basically lets everybody do whatever the fukk they want.
That's completely false.
You think "sensitive" dudes could've worked for Cowboy Bill Watts? Jim Herd? Fritz Von Erich? Jerry Jarrett?
Hell no, back then you shut the fukk up and listened or there were consequences in most cases.
Hell, Hulk Hogan had his leg broken ON PURPOSE by an O.G. his first day as a wrestler & he didn't file a lawsuit or bytch & complain, he just healed up and came back.
Guys like Stu Hart were literally torturing people in a dungeon
Millennials & zoomers are wayyyyyy too sensitive & entitled for that shyt to go down today, G
The change started when Vince broke kayfabe permanently and started attracting "entertainers" instead of athletes who were used to having football coaches & basketball coaches yelling at them and constantly yelling at them.
