Then why was MVP on Smackdown AFTER Backlash?
It was already explained that the match was made before Backlash, so it was the one exception. In reality it was done so that they could get the lady from the View to be in MVP’s corner.
Because having them do that is LESS stupid than breaking kayfabe with Cena.
lol How is it LESS stupid? So it’s less stupid if Orton and Batista wrestle 15 times before their match on PPV, but the WWE won’t acknowledge it? I’m not sure I follow how that’s less stupid.
Also, how do we know that Cena broke kayfabe? I didn’t see anywhere in the report that said Cena didn’t sell his injuries during the match. If he did sell his injuries, then this entire argument should come to an end.
Wrestlers who are selling injuries miss house shows all the time, so youre point is moot.
There's a few differences. First off, in this case they already have two of their biggest stars out, so it’s much more crucial for them to get Cena a match as opposed to if Triple H or HBK wrestled on the card. The second difference is that in Triple H’s case for instance, he’s off TV selling his injuries. Also when someone is off TV selling an injury, in reality they are usually taking time off so they aren’t traveling with the company. Cena is still on TV, he’s just selling his injuries by acting as if he’s in a lot of pain. Again, if he sold his injuries during the match, then I see no big deal.
Because the story is more important than the fans. Know why? Because the story, *HOPEFULLY* will draw in more fans. So if a few fans get cheesed, TS to them.
Nothing is more important than the fans. Sure the story might draw people into buying the ppv to see Cena get his revenge on the Big Show, but the fans coming to the live event paid to watch Cena wrestle, so it’s only fair that they get to see that. If they don't get what they paid for, you risk having them not come back the next time it comes to their city.
The fact that he was on TV at all was shitting on the fans, let alone this. What, are you going to tell me, "Hey, we know Spiderman sticks to a wall, but from now on he's gonna magically fly"?
The fact that he was on TV is just smart business. You have two of your top stars taking time off, so it would be silly for them to keep their biggest draw off the show as well. On TV all he has done is sold his injury in the last two weeks. He could hardly stand the first night and cost the Big Show his match without actually getting involved, and this week he got beat down which hypes up their ppv match that much more. It’s a win all around. It plays right into Cena’s character that he has a huge heart and won’t stay down, it makes the Big Show look like an even bigger ass that he attacked someone that was already injured, it helps hype up their match on ppv, and most importantly it keeps the top draw on TV while two of their biggest stars are taking time off.