Protesting Roman Reigns

[Jay-Ashley]

Well, I would say it the other way as well but I am kind of bored and worn out with WWE. :dawg:

Touche.

 

[Redboy123@]

WWE should just make Roman an interesting character, then we wouldn't have this problem.

 

[MildlyUpsetGerbil]

This is from Forbes. A lot of what is on there makes no sense when you look at the details. lol

Alfred Konuwa, the author of that post, was originally on BleacherReport and was hated because his articles generally would be little more than provocative pieces designed to irritate readers. He's the only person whose name I cared to remember from BleacherReport since he's bad enough to warrant avoidance.

 

[The Gipper]

...did Grievous write this?

 

[Grievous 3D]

...did Grievous write this?

No I did not...

I have more important things to do with my time than discuss
this boring, poorly booked, pathetic excuse for a main event
"star"

The fans at Wrestlemania & Backlash had the right idea...
if you want to make a statement...break out the beach balls
or simply leave the building.

 

[Redboy123@]

If WWE book Roman in another main event and a large portion of fans leave in protest, that would be massive. WWE fans are stupid enough to pay loads of money for a ppv then walk out for the main event lol

 

[The Gipper]

If WWE book Roman in another main event and a large portion of fans leave in protest, that would be massive. WWE fans are stupid enough to pay loads of money for a ppv then walk out for the main event lol

I mean....you beat traffic if you leave early.

 

[Redboy123@]

I mean....you beat traffic if you leave early.

Yeah but they will be leaving in protest, not because the ppv has gone overtime. I'm talking about the fans that buy tickets to a show that they know will be main evented by Roman so they leave before the his match to prove a point. If that happens at a large scale then that could be a big statement. I think it's plausible considering how stupid fans are.

 

[Grievous 3D]

Yeah but they will be leaving in protest, not because the ppv has gone overtime. I'm talking about the fans that buy tickets to a show that they know will be main evented by Roman so they leave before the his match to prove a point. If that happens at a large scale then that could be a big statement.

I agree...

I think it's plausible considering how stupid fans are.

Dude...please stop calling WWE fans "stupid"

on a wrestling forum...

filled with mostly WWE fans...

You see what I'm getting at here.

 

[¡Tranquilo!]

It really ain't that serious...

 

[Redboy123@]

Dude...please stop calling WWE fans "stupid"

on a wrestling forum...

filled with mostly WWE fans...

You see what I'm getting at here.

Just telling the truth. All fan bases have dumbasses

 

[¡Tranquilo!]

According to analytics, most Wrestling fans are infact idiots, I can vouch.

 

[Grievous 3D]

Just telling the truth. All fan bases have dumbasses

Yeah...so I'm finding out.

 

[MildlyUpsetGerbil]

I'm talking about the fans that buy tickets to a show that they know will be main evented by Roman so they leave before the his match to prove a point.

Do you feel the same way to fans interested in literally every other match on the card and only leaving because they are not interested in the main event? A strong undercard can make up for a weak main event.

 

[Redboy123@]

Do you feel the same way to fans interested in literally every other match on the card and only leaving because they are not interested in the main event? A strong undercard can make up for a weak main event.

It sure can. But traditionally the big main event is the attraction that people come to see. This has not been the case recently tho. I don't blame people for leaving early, I hate traffic too. But maybe not buy tickets to a show that you have no interest in seeing the main event. If the undercard is strong enough so that its worth the trip then fair enough.

Maybe a strong undercard can save a show, but a weak main event is known to ruin a show with a stronger undercard.