"It'll Be The End Of The World As You Know It"

[Scottie Drippin]

His first book was good, heard the 2nd one had too much Fozzy

It has way too much Fozzy. Starts off a great look at his first couple of years in the E, but after about half way every other chapter is a Fozzy tour story.

I skipped all of them.

 

[Tommy Fits]

Not having him win the Rumble really did hurt his momentum when he came back. Some times Vince just needs to do the original plan even if the internet knows who will win.

 

[So UnThotful]

its like the run before this jaericho started lackluster (orton fued,jbl fued) then he had the hell turn.

then this run you had a hyped return, lackluster follw up but towards the end jericho started being entertaining again with the dolph shyt then he left

 

[Hoss]

I think that second book was what made me start disliking the dude.

His first book was one of the best wrestling books ever. By the time he was ready to write the second one, he seemed to believe he was not only a great writer, but also a rock star. He thought his audience would actually give a shyt about the road stories of a heavy metal band. It didn't occur to him that nobody cares about Fozzy.

He's a guy who showed some ability and talent outside of wrestling, and got some credit for it, but let it go to his head. He convinced himself that he was a much bigger star than he really was, and that was his mindset when he came to WWE for that most recent run. Started off somewhat interesting, I'll admit, but what a giant letdown it became. It went nowhere.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Find a post where I supported that non-sense.


That blind IWC bashing schtick you have doesn't work on me. @StatUS and I were running with that gimmick years before you even started posting in TSC

I wasn't talking about you though

 

[THEREALBRAND]

I wasn't talking about you though

Since I made the thread I thought you were throwing shots at me

Carry on then.