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Did we really need a full hour of Cena???
Rey Mysterio debut was big news.
They didn't talk about Lesnar enough. Dude made a huge impact & was The Guy on Smackdown.
Lowkey they did a Rey doc on that WWE Untold
Did we really need a full hour of Cena???
Rey Mysterio debut was big news.
They didn't talk about Lesnar enough. Dude made a huge impact & was The Guy on Smackdown.
I mean...what's the fukking ceiling for such a gimmick? That's certainly not the kind of gimmick to make it out of the low card mini boss level. Just immediately putting him behind the eight ball.
For the most part I enjoy when WWE does this documentary style programming on the network. Even though it’s their spin on rewriting a history that most us vividly remember.
The Evolution documentary was pretty solid and I like the fact that they spoke on Jindrak potentially being in the group. I got a laugh about Orton basically making everyone regret putting the strap on him within a month. Even though the real reason they made that move was for damage control for erasing Lesnar as the youngest champ in history after his WM 20 exit. Also it was interesting to hear how Vince was campaigning to burn through HHH vs. Batista while HHH was campaigning for a slow build with a massive payoff.
I will admit I hate the fact how this Ruthless Agression series is basically tip toeing around the unsung heroes of the era and singing praises of the guys who are basically part timing now to give us this impression they are still larger than life today.
I know they want to avoid Benoit, obviously, but they've ignored Eddie as well, even in situations where it made sense to bring him up (like Austin had just started an angle with Eddie before he walked out, Cena's most important feud as heel rapper was with Eddie and the culmination in the parking lot match which is really what started his face turn). There's an ep dedicated to the actual competition between the brands, so I have to assume that the Smackdown Six (or Five) will get a big shout out in that ep. Hopefully, at least. It'd be terrible if they just pretend the RA era was Brock, Evolution, Cena, and Batista.
I was around 12-14 during the entire Evolution run and I can’t say the perception was they were the “cool” heels. I remember people hating HHH but that could be a revisionist thought.
I do find it funny how much of the blame of Orton’s failed run was placed on him being immature. Obviously he (still) sucks as a face but it was a terrible call that absolutely no one wanted or understood how to react to. Aitch needs to take that L
So not only did they skip over Rock vs Hogan at X8 in Episode 1, but they also skipped over Taker vs Flair at X8 (which Flair stated in his book helped him in addition to HHH and Vince helping him get his mojo back after being depressed from his 90s WCW run) in this episode when talking about Flair getting his steps back in the beginning of the episode?
HHH is getting all the credit in damn near ever episode. I wanna see how they spin HHH into Brock's episode knowing how he did his damndest to keep 2002/3 Brock away from him
That said, Evolution episode is decent so far (watching now). "You wanna make friends or you wanna make money?"
the ruthless agression is only 3 episodes?Upon finishing Evolution episode: good episode but Taker definitely needed an episode
Yeah, and I question HHH's motivations with Flair. It was just a couple of years prior he was trashing Flair as being old and embarrassing. HHH at that time especially was only doing things for others that were for his benefit, not theirs, and I think he paired up with Flair to lend HIMSELF credibility and try to swagger jack Flair instead of get Ric back to being Ric.
The same goes for Randy and Batista: He hand picked them, so their success is always tied to him.
This has always been the case. He’s never been the most over/appealing person associated with any group or pairing, and this is dating back to Chyna in 97.