Possibly unpopular opinion... I really kinda hate custom side plates on the title belts.
You’ll see that strategy especially in a 2 out of 3 falls or Ironman match too. It’s a good piece of psychology, especially when commentary makes note of itGoing for a pin after moves that never finish someone is to help wear them out. You make your opponent expend energy kicking out.
Going for a pin after moves that never finish someone is to help wear them out. You make your opponent expend energy kicking out.
Yeah I hate it too!Possibly unpopular opinion... I really kinda hate custom side plates on the title belts.
Generally the WWE style matches
Too many boring predictable restholds
Spots in the matches where both guys lay on the ground for what feels like minutes.
The “slow it down” pace shyt in cases where it don’t make sense
The overdoing the “clash of styles” shyt (high flyer vs brawler, big guy vs little)
Guys in feuds being forced one way or another to be pit against each other week after week leading up to a show. I don’t need one week to see them fight in a DQ, then next week it’s a tag match, then next week it’s an interview that leads to a brawl, then next week they’re forced to tag together against another team, then next week they do a long promo contract signing segment that leads to another brawl, then the match at the PPV, then Monday they fight again.
Speaking of promos.... the scripted promos
Jeez, let them breath
Possibly unpopular opinion... I really kinda hate custom side plates on the title belts.
that shyt was funnythey're pretty unnecessary but most the time they can't be seen so they don't bother me
plus that clip of Peyton and Billie backstage forcing everyone to look at their side plates was jokes
Too many dudes in the industry think they're in the matrix film.
Watching too much anime & power rangers & it just comes across as corny