The only time I seem to talk about it is in a complaining manner. I have no interest in it and if it wasn't for the forum, I wouldn't even read anything related to wrestling anymore.I love it here, still, but I'm tired of just popping up to bury a product I don't watch. I'm... not really sure of what to do.
The locker room section is intimidating?And nobody to really react to, and the locker room feels too...intimidating? Too close to home?
I think we all want that. Some people will continue to watch no matter what just like you would continue to watch a sports team every year even though you know they will lose every year and never make it to the big end game. I can understand that but wrestling has never been "up there" for me to watch even when I tired of seeing the same results. I just can't support something that has lost my interest in such a major way. When I first started watching it again in 2009, I was invested. I watched the shows every week. I was really enjoying it. As time went on, I started missing shows here and there. By the end of 2013 I really wasn't paying any bit of attention to wrestling at all. For nearly 2 years, I didn't bother. Then I joined back here and tried to get into it again. I somewhat did but it wasn't enough to invest 5+ hours a week into. I would watch my favorite PPVs every year still but I'm at a point where I don't even want to watch those either.Anyway, I wish they'd make a product I want to watch and stuff.
Yeah I was thinking the same until I figured out that WWE went as far as to try to copy Dark Knight Rises' BaneBased on what I read, sounds very meh.
Also....
What the sam hell is going on with Dean Ambrose?
I sometimes wonder if they want an adult audience anymore. I can see kids loving this but not as many adults.Yeah I was thinking the same until I figured out that WWE went as far as to try to copy Dark Knight Rises' Bane
Smfh lol WHY?!?!!?
Hell, at this point, I don't know who the fuck they really aim to impress with this bullshit. I genuinely can't see kids being interested in the look of a villain who was portrayed subpar in its movie from 2012...Like come on, old man Vince are you just catching up to that damn movie after 6 years now?!?I sometimes wonder if they want an adult audience anymore. I can see kids loving this but not as many adults.
It was a decent movie at the time. I do question his inspiration here and why he is doing things so late. I can't see this being Dean's idea.Hell, at this point, I don't know who the fuck they really aim to impress with this bullshit. I genuinely can't see kids being interested in the look of a villain who was portrayed subpar in its movie from 2012...Like come on, old man Vince are you just catching up to that damn movie after 6 years now?!?
It was a decent movie at the time. I do question his inspiration here and why he is doing things so late. I can't see this being Dean's idea.
Really, he should have stepped down 10 years ago or at least stepped back. He doesn't need to be so involved anymore.Yeah the movie was decent (even though they did not do well with Bane's character development nor Anne Hathaway's Catwoman SORRY I HATED HER CATWOMAN I DO NOT GIVE A FUCK, PEOPLE). Vince is just naturally doing things that do not make sense as a businessman in today's sports entertainment. He has allowed himself to become to stuck in his ways and never attempted to keep up with the times. As many people have said before, he's gotten too old for the business and it's time for him to walk away...hand it over to his son-in-law, hand it over to someone who can flip it into the great company it once was known as. I don't think this was at all a Dean Ambrose idea but if it was...then ladies and gentlemen, here's your beloved Lunatic Fringe that you all prayed when I couldn't stand him...
Really, he should have stepped down 10 years ago or at least stepped back. He doesn't need to be so involved anymore.
Really, he should have stepped down 10 years ago or at least stepped back. He doesn't need to be so involved anymore.
Vince is pretty much okay with having the biggest company in the business, he is not concerned with having the best. He knows that it is highly unlikely that any other wrestling company will be able to come close to him, so he is fine sitting back on his laurels and doing what he wants as opposed to doing what his fans want.
There have been a few times that I have wondered if I have lost my passion for wrestling, but then I watch old shows on the Network, I watch NJPW, NXT and a variety of indies and I am almost ALWAYS entertained. So I know I haven't.