nikkas acting like kids weren't watching the Attitude era anyway
I was seven years old at the height of Russo's Attitude fukkeryi and every kid in my school was watching that shyt. Hell I first found out about it by my dad assuming I watched it. He didn't keep up with wrestling but he liked The Rock and Stone Cold
All these dudes arguing against no scripts are acting like some brainwashed robots presenting issues like they don't even remember there was a time when it was the normFirst it’s scripted promos shouldn’t be touched, now it’s the kids. The low key stooging is something.
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All these dudes arguing against no scripts are acting like some brainwashed robots presenting issues like they don't even remember there was a time when it was the norm
"BUT WHAT IF THEY START SHOOTING
"WHAT IF THEY SAY SOMETHING BAD
Like these dudes aren't professionals and are just gonna go out and ruin their jobs to go off script or drop f-bombs. Or WWE can't tell people that certain shyt is still off limits.
Or "some of these guys can't talk well, don't put them out there with no script!" So...play to their strengths and work around the weaknesses. Give them a no-nonsense, silent gimmick. Give them a manager. Put them in a stable. Put them in a tag team with a good talker who can carry the heavy lifting on promos (and hell, maybe they'll get more comfortable and improve their mic skills being around them. We've seen it happen in the past). There's easy to shyt to be done but WWE wants to fit everybody into the same box and never wants to work around people's strengths and weaknesses.
It's not really about feeling sorry for anyone. Dude just spoke his truth and made a decision he thought was best for him, and in the process confirmed what most already assumed about creative. And even though he got paid and was at the top of the card, all indications suggest that lots of others on the roster who aren't as fortunate felt like he shined light on their experiences also.Sorry brehs call me crazy but I'm having a hard time feeling sorry for a dude who made millions and was one of the few grand slam champs ever
Dude was WWE World champ and if I'm not mistaken was the last one to be champ when there was only 1 belt
Not saying he had absolutely no point but he made more in WWE than 99% of people will make in a lifetime AND got to live out his dream AND got to be world champ while people like Jake and Dibiase didn't even get a single IC title reign
Wish him well in his future endeavors tho
Sorry brehs call me crazy but I'm having a hard time feeling sorry for a dude who made millions and was one of the few grand slam champs ever
Dude was WWE World champ and if I'm not mistaken was the last one to be champ when there was only 1 belt
Not saying he had absolutely no point but he made more in WWE than 99% of people will make in a lifetime AND got to live out his dream AND got to be world champ while people like Jake and Dibiase didn't even get a single IC title reign
Wish him well in his future endeavors tho
Exactly lol cats ain't gonna go out there and risk it all in the chance of them being fired on the spot and/or blackballed. These cats ain't dumb, obviously you have to give them parameters and the gist of what kind of story you want to tell. You don't need to be heavily scripted to know not to say a curse word lol on a product thats damn near or may as well be marketed to children. WWE will work around the strengths and weaknesses of those who they want to succeed, and even they fukk up those. But everyone else, take shyt and like it.All these dudes arguing against no scripts are acting like some brainwashed robots presenting issues like they don't even remember there was a time when it was the norm
"BUT WHAT IF THEY START SHOOTING
"WHAT IF THEY SAY SOMETHING BAD
Like these dudes aren't professionals and are just gonna go out and ruin their jobs to go off script or drop f-bombs. Or WWE can't tell people that certain shyt is still off limits.
Or "some of these guys can't talk well, don't put them out there with no script!" So...play to their strengths and work around the weaknesses. Give them a no-nonsense, silent gimmick. Give them a manager. Put them in a stable. Put them in a tag team with a good talker who can carry the heavy lifting on promos (and hell, maybe they'll get more comfortable and improve their mic skills being around them. We've seen it happen in the past). There's easy to shyt to be done but WWE wants to fit everybody into the same box and never wants to work around people's strengths and weaknesses.
Bout to fire this shyt up nowThe Jon Moxley podcast tour continues and he’s continuing to be straight up with how he feels about his former employer. While talking to Pro Wrestling Torch, Ambrose discussed his issues with Vince McMahon. He says that while he used to be a genius, he’s out of touch.
“In the 80s he was a genius,” said the former Dean Ambrose. “When he created ‘Hulkamania,’ and took over all the territories, and foresaw cable television and all that. He was a genius. In 2019, I don’t think he knows what the f— is going on.”
Moxley went on to say that Vince needs to step aside and let someone else do it if he can’t figure things out. The logical replacement is Triple H, who is being groomed for the role. “When Vince isn’t there, [Hunter] the guy you defer to. He’s got good ideas. His ideas are his ideas, but, he’s a lot more cerebral. He’s not a super open collaborative. … I think he would be more open to giving people more freedom, but he’s smart and he sees things his way. So, if he sees you doing something and he envisions a better way, and a lot of times you’re like, ‘Oh, that’s even cooler.'”
Jon Moxley: Vince McMahon Doesn't 'Know What The F— Is Going On,' Triple H Should Be In Charge - Wrestlezone
The caping in here is comicalhow is taking shots at someone for having cancer supposed to be kid friendly
Yeah but when Sasha made a power move, nyggas around was c00ning and tapdancing for standing up for herself. Then have the nerve to be marking out for Jojo and her fat girl bred babies with some hick cat..lol. Absurd.
