You and @Vinny Lupton really some company shills bruhIn the meantime, you'll just continue to watch his television shows that you hate so much, right?
You and @Vinny Lupton really some company shills bruh
at The E reducing it from 90 to 60 days and thinking that will get the press off their ass 
) they would fukk over him like that
in some shape or form, in their front office.
that he thought he could put together New Day as a cheerful Black 'face' faction at the time of the Ferguson Protests. But that's an L I'll have to hold, knowing his track record.
in his corner.I was thinking about this whole thing last night while reading the thread, and ended up coming to the conclusion that the main event of any given WWE show isn't the last match.
It's watching a 70 year old rich White man battling against the inevitability of the future and the idea of progress.
Most of us are legacy fans - I get the idea that TSC brehs in general have been watching for anywhere from 10-25/30 years, so we've grown up in times of social and cultural change. Nothing as drastic as the Civil Rights Era, for example. but change nonetheless.
As Black fans there has been precious little for us to get behind, over the years. Crazy if you think about it. In most non scripted sports in America, there is a history of Black folks excelling. shyt - we even took over the exclusive 'country club' sports (Tennis and Golf).
Without Black people, the NBA is The Sprite Lay-Up competition and high and tight shorts. Boxing would be 'Cinderella Man' status. And all of those sports have some
I'm still
Even his thing about only really fukking with big wrestlers. They tried to lowball AJ. He travelled and made himself hot, and then I imagine they had to offer him some legit paper. The Indies are filled with smaller talents who are over as fukk, and sure the big guys are always going to be an attraction - but he's always behind the curve. Phil was right as fukk about that.
This whole thing with Titus is just the latest round in the bout. And Vince needed
I genuinely hope Titus takes Batista up on his offer. He's doing mainstream TV within a day of his suspension starting. Looks like he's more of a draw outside the company, than they thought.
As much of a role model as Titus is in his personal life - leaving and succeeding after being treated in such a way by the company he goes out of his way for, would be just as, if not more inspirational to the people he's looking to reach.
TL; DR Watching Vince struggle against the weight of Popular Culture is often more entertaining than his booking. Titus is going to be fine - potentially even better - if he leaves.
my nikkaPAAGIN'
Criticizing the dumb decisions that they make doesn't equal hating the company. And I support many other wrestling organizations so I'm far from an apologist of any kind. But many of the people who sound like you don't support any other major wrestling organizations which makes their holier than thou positions seem hollow.
I was thinking about this whole thing last night while reading the thread, and ended up coming to the conclusion that the main event of any given WWE show isn't the last match.
It's watching a 70 year old rich White man battling against the inevitability of the future and the idea of progress.
Most of us are legacy fans - I get the idea that TSC brehs in general have been watching for anywhere from 10-25/30 years, so we've grown up in times of social and cultural change. Nothing as drastic as the Civil Rights Era, for example. but change nonetheless.
As Black fans there has been precious little for us to get behind, over the years. Crazy if you think about it. In most non scripted sports in America, there is a history of Black folks excelling. shyt - we even took over the exclusive 'country club' sports (Tennis and Golf).
Without Black people, the NBA is The Sprite Lay-Up competition and high and tight shorts. Boxing would be 'Cinderella Man' status. And all of those sports have some
I'm still
Even his thing about only really fukking with big wrestlers. They tried to lowball AJ. He travelled and made himself hot, and then I imagine they had to offer him some legit paper. The Indies are filled with smaller talents who are over as fukk, and sure the big guys are always going to be an attraction - but he's always behind the curve. Phil was right as fukk about that.
This whole thing with Titus is just the latest round in the bout. And Vince needed
I genuinely hope Titus takes Batista up on his offer. He's doing mainstream TV within a day of his suspension starting. Looks like he's more of a draw outside the company, than they thought.
As much of a role model as Titus is in his personal life - leaving and succeeding after being treated in such a way by the company he goes out of his way for, would be just as, if not more inspirational to the people he's looking to reach.
TL; DR Watching Vince struggle against the weight of Popular Culture is often more entertaining than his booking. Titus is going to be fine - potentially even better - if he leaves.
