Strange/funny promos

[seabs]

I sometimes think Deth has disabilities.

Deth just hates Punk, he's similar to Aids in a lot of ways just with a redeeming trait.

As for OP I'll say any Y2J Promo against Steph during the invasion angle.

 

[Dat Girl]

 

[Crayo]

Deth just hates Punk, he's similar to Aids in a lot of ways just with a redeeming trait.

As for OP I'll say any Y2J Promo against Steph during the invasion angle.

Quite interested on your stance regarding Deth and Spotspot finding the promo funny because it's not realistic. I don't think many of the feuds in WWE are meant to be realistic, and certainly don't find unrealism a factor in most of the feuds I watch. A lot of feuds start from backstage segments which are filmed by a camera man standing in front of them, and then the wrestler is like :O when the public know something he thought was private.

 

[Dat Girl]

wrestler is like :O when the public know something he thought was private.

Actually it's more like this:

Spoiler

 

[Laura]

Quite interested on your stance regarding Deth and Spotspot finding the promo funny because it's not realistic. I don't think many of the feuds in WWE are meant to be realistic, and certainly don't find unrealism a factor in most of the feuds I watch. A lot of feuds start from backstage segments which are filmed by a camera man standing in front of them, and then the wrestler is like :O when the public know something he thought was private.

I know you didn't ask me, but if I could put my opinion quickly? Personally, I think the promo was great on the grounds that Punk's character at the time was a very delusional heel, unable to win without help or bending the rules, clinging to the title by any means necessary. Hulking up to a guy like the Rock was the perfect way to demonstrate how over-inflated his ego had become. Despite the size difference, he truly believed the Rock couldn't touch him. In that way, it actually WAS realistic. Punk wasn't supposed to be intimidating, he was supposed to be delusional. At least that's what I think.

 

[Crayo]

I know you didn't ask me, but if I could put my opinion quickly? Personally, I think the promo was great on the grounds that Punk's character at the time was a very delusional heel, unable to win without help or bending the rules, clinging to the title by any means necessary. Hulking up to a guy like the Rock was the perfect way to demonstrate how over-inflated his ego had become. Despite the size difference, he truly believed the Rock couldn't touch him. In that way, it actually WAS realistic. Punk wasn't supposed to be intimidating, he was supposed to be delusional. At least that's what I think.

Completely agreed. Thought the promo was fantastic myself; the period where he was calling himself God was one of my favourite gimmicks of Punk personally.

 

[seabs]

Quite interested on your stance regarding Deth and Spotspot finding the promo funny because it's not realistic. I don't think many of the feuds in WWE are meant to be realistic, and certainly don't find unrealism a factor in most of the feuds I watch. A lot of feuds start from backstage segments which are filmed by a camera man standing in front of them, and then the wrestler is like :O when the public know something he thought was private.

They're being very short sighted and taking this too literally, Punk being a smaller guy makes it work better from a psychological standpoint. Physically he's not big but mentally he was making himself a huge shadow over Rock's psyche by using the god metaphor, especially when Rock has harkened back to religion in his previous promos. Plus his delusional small man syndrome is great.

 

[Crayo]

They're being very short sighted and taking this too literally, Punk being a smaller guy makes it work better from a psychological standpoint. Physically he's not big but mentally he was making himself a huge shadow over Rock's psyche by using the god metaphor, especially when Rock has harkened back to religion in his previous promos. Plus his delusional small man syndrome is great.

Couldn't agree more.