General Chit-Chat Thread: A New Beginning

[Chris]

Aew doesn't have the infrastructure to train kids tho so rn prob for the best

nah rn I think you let WWE do it and they're still gonna cut some they shouldn't that will want to still wrestle (a bad example is Parker but I think there will be better ones)

 

[Kross Rhodes]

Aew recruits off indies only and it's been fine fwiw

I think they’re both great strategies and I want to see both exist which is why I’m happy for a WWE product. That doesn’t suck that does it that way and then AEW that’s great that does it their way, but I would say the AEW strategy wouldn’t benefit them as much if they didn’t have the paycheck that they do to sign away the top indie guys if they lost more people than they win, they would be way would probably be a little better just because producing your own stars is just a little bit better way of controlling your destiny but obviously getting the best wrestlers in the world when you do have the money is pretty awesome.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

nah rn I think you let WWE do it and they're still gonna cut some they shouldn't that will want to still wrestle (a bad example is Parker but I think there will be better ones)

the cokehead guy is passable ig

 

[Chris]

Oh the former two dimes

 

[Death By Looch]

I have to agree because I imagine the PC is no picnic for anyone that doesn’t absolutely want to do it.

Possible. I'm sure it's demanding... but it's still WWE teaching potential WWE stars doing the "WWE-Style". I think that is always the priority in there.

 

[Chris]

Yeah I think he was a college recruit

 

[Canadian Dragon]

But ya aew atm ain't paying 20 yo with no X n potential. Jade was an exception (and older)

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Xp**

 

[Death By Looch]

They do have to be careful not to overload the PC too bc at some point you won't even be able to help the ones that would be good

Which is something WWE isn't good at, tbh Not overloading I mean.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Makes sense for wwe tho

 

[Chris]

Possible. I'm sure it's demanding... but it's still WWE teaching potential WWE stars doing the "WWE-Style". I think that is always the priority in there.

I think nowadays this is worse for promos than ring work tho, the only people that stand out are rhe ones that are already charismatic, everyone has at least "passable" ring training tho

 

[Hidden Blaze]

I forgot I signed up for a market research thing to make money lmao. I go downstairs and saw a box with my name on it and I’m like “I didn’t fucking order anything.” Then I open and see deodorant and I’m like oh yeah that damn thing I applied for weeks a fucking go to make money. i don’t remember how much. I’m sure it will tell me when I read the paper that came with it. I’ll do that after I eat.

 

[Death By Looch]

I think nowadays this is worse for promos than ring work tho, the only people that stand out are rhe ones that are already charismatic, everyone has at least "passable" ring training tho

Maybe, yea...

 

[Kross Rhodes]

The thing two is the WWE Main roster already has a lot of really great recognizable names from indies and then NXT is the place is mostly got the recruits so it kind a create a Ying and yang within their own system and I’m sure once TKO opens the pursestrings up a little bit. They might win some more bidding battles in 2025.

 

[Chris]

One time in college I did a product testing thing for some plug in thats supposed to keep bugs away. I didn't have bugs before or after and stated that in my review and they paid me lol