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Making JBL champ was a bad mistake
- Thread starter Brad Boyd
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Crying that they’re shit takes... doesn’t make it shit takes unless you prove and debate it.
Your take and overall posts were analyzed and completely debunked, it was thrown in the trash and refuted while you were incapable of refuting even one point in my posts.
Your argument is again... refuted.
No side step, you were refuted then responded with Ad Hominem. My take was legit and backed up by numbers, your take was refuted, it’s what you would call a shit take... objectively.
As far as me reporting your post...
Numbers show ratings fell with JBL as champion... meaning they changed the channel.
Thanks for admitting it, your argument is refuted.
I really hope I don't have to hand out a warning or an infraction in here because you can't keep a JBL discussion in line.
Idk I think there are other reasons Benoit didn't have a career after 2007
Like being framed for murder.
Play nice kids.
I agree that JBL served his purpose. I also agree that the lack of better opitions in 2004 was part the reason he got his run. But I agree with the original poster that he shouldn't have got the length of run he did. They could have always given Eddie a longer run. Put the belt on JBL during Mania season then had him drop it to Cena.
Another factor to consider is the effect JBL being made champion would have had on the locker room. Here's a guy who was a known bully in the back, didn't pay his dues (not compared to some at least) and had no proven drawing power as a singles guy. My guess is the dressing the room was like WTF? When they heard the choice.
Also although he served a purpose I'm not sure JBL can take the credit for Cena's success. Cena's success came much later.
I agree that JBL served his purpose. I also agree that the lack of better opitions in 2004 was part the reason he got his run. But I agree with the original poster that he shouldn't have got the length of run he did. They could have always given Eddie a longer run. Put the belt on JBL during Mania season then had him drop it to Cena.
Another factor to consider is the effect JBL being made champion would have had on the locker room. Here's a guy who was a known bully in the back, didn't pay his dues (not compared to some at least) and had no proven drawing power as a singles guy. My guess is the dressing the room was like WTF? When they heard the choice.
Also although he served a purpose I'm not sure JBL can take the credit for Cena's success. Cena's success came much later.
JBL was the kingmaker for Cena - he made him the legit main-eventer. Hence - the final boss.
Deezy honestly just use that ignore button - you breath oxygen into a troll's lung just by interacting with them. If enough people just ignore them - they will lose their audience
Someone that just says refuted, refuted, refuted - but doesn't know the difference between subjective and objective, and believes that only their personal opinion matters, is just a waste of time - your time. I know we don't really see eye-to-eye Deezy - but I think people would much prefer you to not be given warning or bans.