Everything Wrong with the WWE in 2018

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I don’t 100% agree with the bit about NXT. NXT isn’t just a wrestling school it’s a finishing school.

Sami Zayn isn’t El Generico anymore and he found himself in NXT.

Nakamura needed time to learn English, become acusstomed to a new country, learn the rules of TV, how to engage an American audience, intro etc. in NXT.

They learn valuable things there.

AJ skipped NXT but it took him some time to adjust. When Big Show and Jericho came over, they needed time to adjust. Braun same thing.

NXT is finishing school. It gives them a primer for the MR. I think it’s very nessasary.

It’s not about Wins and Loses in NXT, it’s about getting accustomed to the travel, payroll, hierarchy, culture and expectations of the company. This shyt is a job for them.

Elias never won anything of note in NXT, and he’s one of the best things going today. Everything is case by case.

With exception of Tyler Breeze I really think every guy who came out of NXT is about where their level of potential is.

Apollo was terrible, always been bland and terrible, horrible promo, great physique and athletic. He’s a tag guy at best. They put him someone with personality.

Finn is a upper/midcarder. Bad booking aside, he’s clearly valued.

Baron Corbin goon utility guy. He’s like a warlord, haku, big boss man, type of wrestler. ThTs what he will always be and that’s okay.

Kevin Owens has had a great career so far, he got to head butt his fukking boss on live tv and won the feud.

Joe is booked viciously and I’m betting he will be who takes the title from AJ.

I think NXT does just fine.

I must’ve accidentally dapped this back in 2016, cause almost every one of these were wrong, and even back then wasn’t really the case. No wonder why he’s banned :laff:
 

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One of the most creative threads ever to hit stores. :wow:

With the exception of things like Kofi winning the title, New Daniel Bryan, and WrestleMania 36, the past two years have made it impossible for me to keep watching. It's just not worth it anymore. :mjcry:

It's been stagnant since 2017 if we being real, I'll give them credit for 2016 they did try some things and there were a lot of good feuds and matches that year but it seems like after WM 33 shyt just took a nosedive again with bright spots here and there.
 

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It's been stagnant since 2017 if we being real, I'll give them credit for 2016 they did try some things and there were a lot of good feuds and matches that year but it seems like after WM 33 shyt just took a nosedive again with bright spots here and there.

True. I wasn't watching regularly in 2015/2016, but after the draft, it was like a renaissance. Things felt new and exciting for a while. Then the Superstar Shakeup happened. :beli:

If nothing else, RAW was consistently entertaining for a good portion of 2017. Some of that has to do with the fact that SmackDown was shyt, but I was tuning in every Monday night. I couldn't imagine doing that now.
 
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