Spoken like a true smark who thinks he knows something about the business but really doesnt know dick. There were no storylines at all huh? HBK/Cena, Khali/Cena, Lashley/Cena, the breakup of Rated RKO, the short lived return of Mick Foley, Vince blowing his ass to smithereens, Randy Orton destroying yet another legend (Dusty Rhodes), Vince/Trump, The short lived return of The Hardyz, producing what could be considered a match of the year, Cena/Umaga, which could also be considered a match of the year, The cross brand WM Main Events program, Ric Flair telling Carlito to pull his head out of his ass, Vince McMahon as ECW Champ, Randy Orton's short lived program with RVD, yeah, you are so right, there was NOTHING going on at all....I guess all of you are too shortsighted and don't seem to remember the last time HHH was injured. We had no noteworthy storylines since damn near EVERYTHING revolves around him
and then we got a year and a half of Cena sparking the exact same feud with every single person on the roster until God himself struck him down.
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know that Umaga, Bobby Lashley, HBK, Randy Orton, Edge, and The Great Khali all had the exact same feud with John Cena. So, Umaga and John Cena had a friendly face/face rivalry? And John Cena and Bobby Lashley had a vicious unstoppable monster heel vs. the squeaky clean good guy feud? Or now about Khali and Cena. Khali went after Cena's dad in his home right? Totally, that's totally the same....
Who won that match 2 weeks ago on Raw. Triple H?HHH needs to step down, get beaten by Snitsky
Yes, relegate the 2nd or 3rd top drawing star on your roster to being jobbed out to Snitsky and Khali, that really makes sense...and start being treated like just another superstar rather than a McMahon.
You mean pushes like John Cena, Edge, Randy Orton, and Jeff Hardy? Or just the people you arbitrarily think "should" be pushed because you seem to know so much about how to run the WWE. Moreso than them because you know they haven't ever made any money doing what they do....We need to have major pushes of two or three other superstars
on the RAW roster and actually have something worth watching.
Where did Khali get his first major title shot? I believe it was on Raw. Where did Edge get his main event push? On Raw. Where did Batista get MADE? Oh, COULD IT BE ON RAW!? Idiot...Look at Smackdown. Major pushes for Batista, Undertaker, Edge, Mysterio, and to some extent Khali.
If everybody is "on an equal pedestal" then there are no stars. There is ALWAYS someone who is better than someone else. That's how life is, as is wrestling. Unless you live in communist China or something where everyone is equal.but the point is that each of those superstars is put on an equally high pedistal, and each of them has been beaten the hell down recently.
So you're saying Khali can carry a better storyline than HHH?If one is injured, who cares, we still have PLENTY of top card, over as hell talent to carry on a variety of storylines.
No, actually you're not. How often did Bret Hart, Hulk Hogan, Diesel, Undertaker, and HBK lose as WWE champion? Go back and check the results, they didnt. And if they did, it was through DQ or some bullshit. A top star DOESNT LOSE because if he looks weak, the shmuck who beats him isnt that great. "Yeah he beat HHH, but HHH just got beat last week by some jobber" so who gives a fuck? Once again, you prove that you dont know shit.Matches involving them are worth watching because there's a good chance they may lose. You're allowed to be a top card superstar and lose regularly.
Really and you know this because......Brock Lesnar told you so, right? This, people, is what we call "selective reasoning". It is the picking and choosing of facts to believe instead of taking all the facts as a whole. Not that you can trust anything a bitter, hack, flash in the pan, of an employee says as fact.And don't give me this "only to the right person" bullshit. Brock Lesnar was the right person, but HHH refused to lose to him.
Jeff was the right person, but he was only allowed to win with a rollup after being dominated for most of the match.
So. That is one of the oldest stories in wrestling. Hulk Hogan would get the shit beat out of him all match and he'd come back to win, so what. Why should a guy who is at least 60-80lbs less in muscle than a guy and WAY UNDER in experience than a guy be able to dominate someone? How does that make logical sense? It doesnt. Idiot.
Ok so what would you do? Oh wait, I know what you would do, you would get rid of HHH altogether, thus losing a lot of money and totally fucking your company over, then again, you dont know shit, so I shouldnt ask you that question. I dont like what the WWE did there, having the title handed over to anyone is the wrong thing to do, period. It devalues the title. But it was surprising that HHH came out and beat his ass, defended it ONCE before getting to Orton, and then losing it in one of the better matches of the year. No one knew what was going on, its called unpredictability. You can say all you want now that "i knew that would happen" because youre here and now. No one, at No Mercy, KNEW what was gonna happen because this situation had never happened before.Randy was the right person, and he was only allowed to win after already losing once that night, then HHH retaining against Umaga, and THEN winning a last man standing match because HHH got to his feet at 10.01.
There's a difference between "top card superstar" and "so fucking ridiculous it's not even worth watching." HHH crossed that line when he destroyed a monster heel who was completely undefeated in ECW and a monster heel who gave Bobby Lashley half a year of bloody defeats in one hit each.
He destroyed Snitsky and Umaga because he threw one over the top rope and used a cavalcade of weapons to beat the other? So when HHH gets essentially crucified and loses, it makes him look stronger, but when Snitsky and Umaga do it, it makes them look weak why?