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And Rollins is saying that after delivering a worked shoot promo about how bad the show is
I was about to come in here and comment on that Rollins tweet, but two of y’all beat me to it. Yikes. I mentioned in another thread way back about how the morale could be backstage. A lot of current wrestlers that are in the WWE between 28-40 years old grew up watching at a time when there were such larger than like characters, engaging storylines, unpredictability, and general interest. But the wrestling they grew up with isn’t there anymore. That has to be so trash imagine having a lifelong dream of making it to the WWE based on what you grew up watching, you finally make it, but the company that you remember it as is flat out dead, with not much hope in sightim not in that locker room, but I can 100% see how people can get fed up with the WWE and leave, or their spirit gets killed to the point where they just collect their check and let it ride.
Did it to Ziggler too. Barrett got fed up and quit. Punk was clearly going through the motions on autopilot the last 4 months he was there. I think RVD was basically trying to get fired his last 6 months there before he left in 2007.This describes Zack Ryder to a tee, had his own show, US Champ, one of the more popular wrestlers in the company at his peak and they buried the fukk outta him, he don’t even care no more.
Tyler Breeze was one of the hottest acts in NXT and they turn him into a joke on the main roster.
Sasha Banks, poor girl, she’s trying but they done did her so wrong, right after she says that she would love to face Trish at Evolution, they turn around and book Alexa vs Trish. She’s stuck in time filling tag matches weekly.
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I'm saying. Brehs come up with better angles on here off the top of theirs heads while the shows are airingthese shows are not that hard to write.
Especially when you rehash the same matches over and over each week.
And Rollins is saying that after delivering a worked shoot promo about how bad the show is
these shows are not that hard to write.
Especially when you rehash the same matches over and over each week.
I wouldn't pretend to know anything about the process in which they create their shows, or even confidently assess the difficulty of the writing process, but excellence isn't even the standard fans expect every week, just pure competence, something that's thought-out and not slapped together is more than enough. And I don't think that's asking too much
The creative writers are pretty uncreative, with a lot of Vince's out-of-touch energy clouding the final product, especially on RAW.these shows are not that hard to write.
Especially when you rehash the same matches over and over each week.
How long till it reaches the dying years of WCW numbers?