Top 10 Horror Stories From WWE Creative

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I'm literally crying laughing at "Am I fukking go over?!"

Think I mightve found my WM29 sign minus the curse word :bryan:

No wonder the shyt they write is so awful, they're literally working under sweatshop type conditions. :lolbron:

We ve talked Stephanie being trash..being worthless. Its no joke. A utter idiot with proven record of success. Cookie cutter corporate answers...its all she does. Lol@ Be A Star. bytch played herself bad in 2001 on that LIVE Smackdown after 9/11.
 

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:ld: "Got the script here for you, Hunter. Nice and early..."


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"Am I going over?"​

:ld: "Well...sort of."
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"AM I fukkING GOING OVER?!"​

:merchant: "Yes, sir. Yes....yes you are..."

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"That's more like it."

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We ve talked Stephanie being trash..being worthless. Its no joke. A utter idiot with proven record of success. Cookie cutter corporate answers...its all she does. Lol@ Be A Star. bytch played herself bad in 2001 on that LIVE Smackdown after 9/11.

:dwillhuh: @ this crackhead mentioning some shyt that happend on a smackdown in 01 :why:
 

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Number 10: Stalking the Divas

Bryan Alvarez reported in a Summer 2004 edition of his F4W newsletter that one writer had been let go for a rather strange reason. A newcomer to the WWE Creative had been given the contact details of all the divas on the roster since he was handling a few of their storylines at the time. You know, just to get some creative input from time to time, see how they felt about a story…etc. Bizarrely, the writer then proceeded to barrage the women with constant phone calls and emails, creepily phoning them in the middle of the night to ask questions, many of which had nothing to do with wrestling at all. Unsurprisingly, many divas complained at what a nuisance he had become and he was let go shortly afterwards.

R=G... :snoop:
 

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:dwillhuh: @ this crackhead mentioning some shyt that happend on a smackdown in 01 :why:

:what:
that's actually a famous Smackdown. The 1st live "sporting" event in the country following 9/11

she tried to compare The United States to Vince being on trial for steroids



who was it on :hamster: that said they wanted to be a writer? was it you? @Dog Based Gremlin
 
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that's actually a famous Smackdown. The 1st live "sporting" event in the country following 9/11

she tried to compare The United States to Vince being on trial for steroids



who was it on :hamster: that said they wanted to be a writer? was it you?@Dog Based Gremlin

After watching this whole 4 part series, not anymore :heh:

 
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Number 7: "Am I F***ing Going Over?!"

One traumatized writer gave Powerslam writer Matthew Randazzo the following account of one of his earlier meetings with Triple H a few years ago:

“I remember being nervous the first time I delivered the script to the McMahon dressing room where HHH would dress (he would never use the locker rooms with the rest of the boys). When HHH answered I told him the RAW script was ready for his review. On the first occasion, he grabbed the script, flipped through it but did not read it, and asked me point-blank: ‘Am I f***ing going over?’ This first time that I delivered the script to him, he did indeed win his match, so I said yes. Then he politely gave the script back to me without reading it and said, ‘That’s all I needed to know,’ and walked back into the McMahon locker room. A few months later when Gewirtz had another weekend off, I delivered another RAW script to him on a PPV Sunday. And it was the same routine. He nonchalantly flipped through it and said, ‘Am I f***ing going over?’ This time, however, he was to lose his match via disqualification. He would keep his title. I said to him, ‘Well, sort of.’ Then Hunter froze. He said, ‘What do you f***ing mean, sort of?’ I said, ‘You lose the match via DQ, so you still keep the title.’, ‘What page?’ he growled. After I told Hunter the page number this occurred on, he ripped that page out, threw the rest of the script to the floor in a rage, and slammed the door in my face. Needless to say, the next day during the agents’ meeting, the script had somehow changed and now HHH won his match – cleanly. This was hardly an isolated incident.”
what a cry baby a$$ fagg!t:sadbron:

cant say im at all suprised tho...
 

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Lol I heard the Haitch story before, always been a favorite. Rest of em were new to me.
 

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Only way I'd ever be a writer for WWE is if I had actual booking power.

Otherwise, you're just the badguy all the time with no fukking possible way of doing the right thing.

Say you're actually a good writer; you got HHH, Steph and Vince breathing down your neck each with their own bullshyt agendas which will incapacitate you to ACTUALLY WRITE and guys like CM Punk that are openly hostile at you when you do your job and write dialogue for them. It's a mother fukker
 
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