Meltzer gives his funny opinion on the Axel push

[Stopspot]

Triple H has been high on Curtis Axel, the former Michael McGillicutty, for a long time now. He appears to be the one behind Axel's current push but the way Axel was booked on RAW left some people wondering.
Axel has another big supporter - The Rock. Rock and Axel trained together to prepare for Rock's most recent WWE pay-per-view matches.

So typical Meltzer. Triple H is high on him but some are confused over the booking, no shit sherlock. Not even using the news prefix for this one.
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-I'm a journalist!​

-No Dave, just no.​

 

[Swift]

:harvey:

 

[Snowman1]

Calling Meltzer a journalist is like calling Jenna Jameson an actress.

 

[Crayo]

He has a face you just want to punch.

 

[Senhor Perfect]

Dunno which one is worse

 

[Lockard 23]

I'm confused over how anyone can be confused over the booking last night.

 

[Swift]

Dunno which one is worse

Miz, definitely.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

I'm confused over how anyone can be confused over the booking last night.

Your know it all defend everything WWE does schtick is wearing thin.

 

[Lockard 23]

Your know it all defend everything WWE does schtick is wearing thin.

Your "let's bash WWE no matter what" schtick is wearing pretty thin itself.

I bash WWE when I see a reason to bash them. I don't look for reasons for shit all over them though, and honestly, if one isn't bright enough to figure out the ending to last night's match, I don't what what to tell 'em. If you were aware of HHH's sledge hammer shot to the face at Extreme Rules and the referees trying to help him up, it doesn't take much but a simple put-two-and-two-together logic to figure out the after effect of that was what was causing him to faint on last night's Raw. I'm pretty sure they've run this sort of angle in the past with people, though I can't recall any examples at the moment. I just find it funny that HHH doesn't win, there is no burial, Axel doesn't even have to 'cheat' to win, HHH is selling a massive shot from Lesnar the night before (which gives Brock a lot of credit for leaving damages to HHH), etc. and yet some still find a reason to complain.

But if some need it spelled out to them, I'm sure next week, WWE will make it clear that it was in fact the sledge hammer shot that caused HHH's near loss of consciousness.

 

[Swift]

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Your "let's bash WWE no matter what" schtick is wearing pretty thin itself.

I bash WWE when I see a reason to bash them. I don't look for reasons for shit all over them though, and honestly, if one isn't bright enough to figure out the ending to last night's match, I don't what what to tell 'em. If you were aware of HHH's sledge hammer shot to the face at Extreme Rules and the referees trying to help him up, it doesn't take much but a simple put-two-and-two-together logic to figure out the after effect of that was what was causing him to faint on last night's Raw. I'm pretty sure they've run this sort of angle in the past with people, though I can't recall any examples at the moment. I just find it funny that HHH doesn't win, there is no burial, Axel doesn't even have to 'cheat' to win, HHH is selling a massive shot from Lesnar the night before (which gives Brock a lot of credit for leaving damages to HHH), etc. and yet some still find a reason to complain.

But if some need it spelled out to them, I'm sure next week, WWE will make it clear that it was in fact the sledge hammer shot that caused HHH's near loss of consciousness.

I don't have a schtick, I simply post my opinions. Your bullshit of hating on everyone who doesn't like an aspect of what WWE is doing is (the Ryback finish, finish to Raw) by saying they don't understand what was happening or 'it's happened before :osts 20 examples' poindexter shit is annoying as fuck.

I'm supposed to know that HHH looking like he is stroking out is his way of selling a slegehammer shot from 24 hours earlier? I'm sure you pieced it together immediately but we aren't all geniuses. It took the rest of us 15-20 minutes to catch up to your level of brilliance, and when we did we pointed out how the segment could have been a lot better. How terrible of us to do so and not just accept what WWE did and praise them for it.

but if you need it spelled out, you are a pretentious asshole who thinks his opinion is the greatest thing in the universe and nobody here is impressed by it.

 

[Swift]

 

[leojay]

Your "let's bash WWE no matter what" schtick is wearing pretty thin itself.

I bash WWE when I see a reason to bash them. I don't look for reasons for shit all over them though, and honestly, if one isn't bright enough to figure out the ending to last night's match, I don't what what to tell 'em. If you were aware of HHH's sledge hammer shot to the face at Extreme Rules and the referees trying to help him up, it doesn't take much but a simple put-two-and-two-together logic to figure out the after effect of that was what was causing him to faint on last night's Raw. I'm pretty sure they've run this sort of angle in the past with people, though I can't recall any examples at the moment. I just find it funny that HHH doesn't win, there is no burial, Axel doesn't even have to 'cheat' to win, HHH is selling a massive shot from Lesnar the night before (which gives Brock a lot of credit for leaving damages to HHH), etc. and yet some still find a reason to complain.

But if some need it spelled out to them, I'm sure next week, WWE will make it clear that it was in fact the sledge hammer shot that caused HHH's near loss of consciousness.

I mean, yeah, I guess it's logical. But it happening completely overshadowed his redebut. All the match served was a way to build the drama between Lesnar and HHH rather than building up "Axel". He felt out of place, somewhat ruining his redebut.

They booked themselves into a corner with it really. They didn't want Axel to look too dominant by beating him but they didn't want him to look weak by losing. The match never should've happened tbh.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

I mean, yeah, I guess it's logical. But it happening completely overshadowed his redebut. All the match served was a way to build the drama between Lesnar and HHH rather than building up "Axel". He felt out of place, somewhat ruining his redebut.

They booked themselves into a corner with it really. They didn't want Axel to look too dominant by beating him but they didn't want him to look weak by losing. The match never should've happened tbh.

You just aren't a sophisticated enough fan to understand the finer ins and outs of what was going on. Simpleton.

 

[Crayo]

Sorry Kevin, but if we have to think "Maybe he was like that because of the hammer shot last night?" then WWE are not doing their jobs. Casuals won't think like that if the smarks aren't. The ending was POORLY booked. It was a good idea (have him show effects of last nights beat down) but it was poorly executed.