Triple H named Head of Talent Relations and Creative in WWE. 2023 WON Booker of the Year.

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Dude said "hey random SD!s are doing over 14 now? " and all anyone said was "yes...when Cena shows up"

i'm not against anyone playing a character

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

But that's stupid, the entire point of wrestling is to draw money. That'd be like dismissing stats or team record when voting for MVP and instead base it on who dunks the best

Not everything in the sports/entertainment industry revolves around money all the time, especially if you're not the one that owns the companies or has stock in them...

By your logic...

• Royal Rumble 2022 is the second best Royal Rumble ever because it was the second highest grossing RR ever
• Avatar is the greatest movie of all-time because it was the top grossing movie
• Top Gun: Maverick is the best movie of 2022 because it was the top grossing.
• The Lakers were the second best team in the NBA in 2021-22 because they were second in revenue
• The Dallas Cowboys were the best team in the NFL in 2021 because they had the most revenue

 

[DaylitoJames]

I'm surprised there hasn't been much talk of a John Morrison return. He's one of the better talent out there

The thing about Morrison is he is at peak form when he is a scumbag heel and that usually leads him to championships where ever he goes. Problem is that for some strange reason whenever he's in WWE they make him either a bayface which he's terrible at or an overthetop comedic heel which he can never be taken serious as.

 

[NoMorePie]

Hey guys, it's a new year. Let's spread love and positivity

 

[Larry]

Dude said "hey random SD!s are doing over 14 now? " and all anyone said was "yes...when Cena shows up"

i'm not against anyone playing a character

Nah, I posted a very specific wrestletix tweet and said "WWE byke?"

"random smackdowns" never came outta my *keyboard


ya'll ran down on me with "NO CENA WAS THERE" reactions as some type of retort like it changes something



and now that somehow makes me a character.. you fumbled buddy. its okay.

 

[Larry]

Hey guys, it's a new year. Let's spread love and positivity

Maaaan, this shyt ain't about nothin. I ain't got issues with these nikkas. I'm laughing at this whole exchange and I'm sure they are too lol

 

[Norrin Radd]

Seeing the impact John Cena makes on ratings and attendance just reminds you nobody (not even Roman) is in his league, yet when I check the Wrestling Observer Wrestler of the Year award this is who won since Cena last won it in 2010

Tanahashi (3 years in a row lol)
Nakamura
AJ Styles (back to back)
Okada
Kenny Omega
Chris Jericho
Jon Moxley
Kenny Omega

Imagine ANY of those names having the increase Cena made on this Smackdown (over 4000 or so tickets sold once he got announced, ratings up by 400K+) Yet neckbeards think 5 star matches in the Tokyo Dome mean more.

WON don’t matter

 

[Finn Baller]

Not everything in the sports/entertainment industry revolves around money all the time, especially if you're not the one that owns the companies or has stock in them...

By your logic...

• Royal Rumble 2022 is the second best Royal Rumble ever because it was the second highest grossing RR ever
• Avatar is the greatest movie of all-time because it was the top grossing movie
• Top Gun: Maverick is the best movie of 2022 because it was the top grossing.
• The Lakers were the second best team in the NBA in 2021-22 because they were second in revenue
• The Dallas Cowboys were the best team in the NFL in 2021 because they had the most revenue

last I checked they weren't making those movies for charity purposes.

Sports have defined wins and losses, it's a legitimate competition not make believe play fighting. There's a difference between a team (the players/GM/coach) and a franchise (the brand). If you wanna say the Cowboys are the best franchise in the NFL, then yes I agree. Best team is another matter.

 

[Finn Baller]

WON don’t matter

Oh of course it doesn't, just pointing out how detached from reality the neckbeard smark contingent of the wrestling fandom is

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

last I checked they weren't making those movies for charity purposes.

Sports have defined wins and losses, it's a legitimate competition not make believe play fighting. There's a difference between a team (the players/GM/coach) and a franchise (the brand). If you wanna say the Cowboys are the best franchise in the NFL, then yes I agree. Best team is another matter.

Pitifully embarrassing to agree with the statement that the 2022 Royal Rumble is the second-best ever. Shane McMahon got fired by his dad for how bad it was

Quantity doesn't equal quality.

 

[Finn Baller]

Pitifully embarrassing to agree with the statement that the 2022 Royal Rumble is the second-best ever. Shane McMahon got fired by his dad for how bad it was

Quantity doesn't equal quality.

Except it literally does in pro wrestling, wrestlers have always been judged by the amount of money they drew going back to the earliest territory days. Stockholders don't get paid on star ratings.

 

[NoMorePie]

Love and positivity to all

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

Except it literally does in pro wrestling, wrestlers have always been judged by the amount of money they drew going back to the earliest territory days. Stockholders don't get paid on star ratings.

Sure, but that doesn't make the 2022 Royal Rumble match a good match. No one in their right mind says it was a good match. The ticket sales happen before the match even occurs, it's not like if you sell a lot of tickets then the match is all of a sudden good.

 

[Larry]

2022 royal rumble was fukkin terrible


It probably performed well because WWE as a brand is pretty fukkin strong, But that Rumble was ass

 

[Finn Baller]

Sure, but that doesn't make the 2022 Royal Rumble match a good match. No one in their right mind says it was a good match.

Who said anything about a good match? I'm not talking about any one match, I'm talking about the Royal Rumble PPV that drew 44K people to a football stadium

Just like the upcoming 2023 Rumble is already a massive success no matter what happens on the show (unless something tragic happens, of course)