The No Smark Zone 21: In Front Of The Firing Squad.
Before I sat down to write this edition of the NSZ, Montana came to me with the idea of asking me questions to get into my wrestling philosophies a little more. It’s a great idea so here, for the first time on the No Smark Zone, Kaedon steps in front of the Firing Squad.
Montana:You were recently live at Monday Night Raw, tell us about your experience
Me: It was great actually. HHH’s entrance is a must see thing, it was just amazing. I’m pretty sure they cranked up the volume for his entrance above all others as his music was fucking loud. I really liked the view we had, we were the second level up from the floor almost center so I got a good view. Had we been one level lower we would have been on TV a lot when they took a long shot of the right turnbuckle on the announcer side.
We got a lot of solid action, nothing great, but still good. The cage match was great and seeing Coach take an F-U through a table was great to see as well. The Highlanders also pulled double duty as they did Heat and Raw and that was cool because they are my favorite tag team. The WWE were also pretty generous as they gave out a bunch of Jeff Hardy glowsticks to everyone. Also, Mr. DAMN himself, Ron Simmons made an appearance in the crowd talking to the kids who were handicapped. It was really cool of the WWE I thought.
After the show my friends and I headed to a Denny’s and we ended up meeting Santino Marella and my favorite tag team, The Highlanders. They were nothing but gracious and nice to everyone who came up to talk to them. They signed my ticket and had a great conversation. They were in their kilts too, so I don’t know if they are really Scottish or if they are that committed to their character. Rory asked me if I saw their turn coming and, of course, I said no because they were the LAST team I’d expect to turn in any way. He got this big smile on his face and went “Gotcha!†Santino acknowledged that I had my “DAMN†shirt on and I told Santino that I loved hate his character. I don’t know if he took it as a compliment or not but I told him I meant no disrespect and I really enjoy his character. As far as Robby, well he signed my ticket in the only way he can. He signed it “IM ROBBYâ€. The Highlanders said they have action figures coming out in October which is cool to hear. All in all it was a great experience and I think that everyone should go to one WWE Live show to experience it.
Montana:ECW Elimination Chase: Love it or Hate it?
Me: To be honest, I have missed ECW in recent weeks as I haven’t been that interested but I did see it tonight and I will say I do like the idea. It’s something that, to my knowledge, hasn’t been done this way in the WWE ever and I think ECW is a good testing ground for new ideas. The only thing I didn’t like about it was Kevin Thorn got eliminated tonight. I love Thorn as he has some damn innovative moves.
Montana: Does the roster need a shake up again, or once the injuried/suspended wrestlers return all will be good once again. Also do you feel the talent is spread fairly over the three brands. With Raw, the A show getting the most talent?
Me: I don’t think a major shakeup would be good at this point. I think the WWE tries to stack the Raw brand as it is “the A show†and while I don’t agree with that idea, it seems to be working right now because a lot of guys are suspended or injured. But when people come back, you will have Bobby Lashley, Ken Kennedy, Shawn Michaels, Booker T, Umaga, Triple H, Randy Orton, Vince McMahon, and John Cena all on the same show. AND THAT IS JUST THE OVERCARD. I mean come on, that’s a lot of talent to try and keep exposed. Over on SD, you have Rey Mysterio, Undertaker, Batista, and The Great Khali along with the soon to be returning Edge. I think that SD could really benefit from having ONE more guy from Raw come over to help them since Flair isn’t really active now. ECW needs more guys, its that simple since they have NO undercard. None. It’s Viscera, The Boogeyman, The Miz, Balls Mahoney, and Mike Knox. Seriously, who wants to watch that?
Montana:Who’s your 2007 MVP for the WWE, as far as over all performance and why?
Me: This is a tough one because there are so many facets to performing. Guys like John Cena are quite obviously some of the best in drawing in the crowd on an emotional level where as guys like CM Punk have it cornered on a “workrate†level. While Cena is far from the best worker, he is still, in my opinion, the guy who works the hardest in the WWE, but that’s not quite enough. No, my MVP for the year is going to go to a guy who is, unfortunately injured right now. The man who is the overall best wrestler of the year is Edge. There is not one more hateable person in the WWE so he has charisma but he also has a fairly good “workrateâ€. I don’t think he can “make people†look good like Undertaker can, or work as hard as Cena does, but his natural ability overshadows all of that. And when I say he doesn’t work as hard, it’s not because I think he is a slacker, I think it’s because I think it all comes a lot more naturally to him. And you know, 2 years ago, I never would have said this. I used to turn off the TV when Edge would come on because I wasn’t entertained by him. But when he started his feud with Kane on Raw and then later went on to face Flair which really grabbed my attention. So there, in a long way, my MVP of 2007 is Edge.
Montana:Save_Us.222…..Your Thoughts, If its Jericho, how would you use him?
Me: Well I think it’s a good idea that it is so cryptic, but you have so many “smart†fans thinking its Y2J so I would swerve them and bring him in in a way connected to it but not directly resulting from it. Like make it someone else and then have Y2J come in and beat his ass or something. So the fans go “ohh its not Jericho, YES IT IS!!!†I think I would be a shitty booker because I could see myself spending all of my time trying to swerve the “smart†fans.
Montana:What’s your top 5 WWE matches of the year?
Me: In no order…
Batista/Taker- Wrestlemania: This first meeting was their best IMO. This is what should have been the main event of Mania too but the WWE want us to see Cena as THE GUY so there we go. But still a great match.
Nitro/Hardy- NYR: This was the best steel cage match, regular cage match, of the year. These guys really mesh well in the ring which is why I think Jeff Hardy would be great in ECW when Johnny comes back.
Cena/Orton- Summerslam: This was Cena’s and Orton’s best individual effort of the year. These guys did everything they could to get this match over. I know, there were a lot of chinlocks but Orton really wasn’t resting as he was always cranking, wrenching, or doing something else and Cena was always trying to get out of it. I feel the WWE is in very good hands with these two to lead the way.
The 2007 Royal Rumble: Wow!! What a match this was!! This might be able to finally topple the 1992 Royal Rumble as the greatest of all time. I never thought Id see something to top that but this one did, especially considering how it ended as you really had no idea who would win. If it had come down to HBK and anyone else or Taker and anyone else, you would have known, but this was really one of those times, no matter how “smart†of a fan you thought you were, there was no way to tell who would win. And they had a hell of a 10, almost 20 minute match when it came down to just them two as well.
Cena/Umaga- Royal Rumble: This was a Last Man Standing match. This is another place where Cena shows that he busts his fucking ass to give the people a great show. He and Umaga put on one HELL of a match that had the crowd almost giving them both a standing ovation.
Montana:TNA is gearing up for their biggest ppv of the year, and is about to debut with 2 hours. What are your thoughts on the BFG card?
Me: I am not all that familiar with the TNA product but I will do my best here…
Sting vs. Kurt Angle
TNA are FINALLY doing the right thing by getting Sting and Angle together. They are the biggest stars in the company and as such, they should have been working together a few moths after Angle came. Then again they might have been saving it (save that 4 minute shitfest on IMPACT) for their Wrestlemania so to speak. This is a match I want to see.
Ultimate X
Ok this is a good idea I guess, one of TNA’s better ones. Its basically a jacked up gimmick on a pole match. I don’t see much in the way of psychology coming out of it but it should be fun to watch at least.
X-D Title
I don’t really know about XXX so I cant really comment on it and I am really not a fan of the Macho Man parody but all I can say is, at least they are trying.
Samoa Joe vs. Christian
This is one of the feuds that I think has been built up well. Joe has always played this gay little tweener role and now that he is facing Christian he is the CLEAR face. Good idea to have CLEAR divisions.
TNA Tag Title Match
Why are heels challenging heels for the tag titles? And why is Pacman Jones a champion IF HE CANT TOUCH ANYONE!!!!??
The Steiners vs. Team 3-D
A tables match on a PPV seems like cheap filler to me. I am really not a fan of them as you can always see the end coming a mile away. Plus, all of these guys are WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY over the hill.
Women’s Gauntlet
I guess it’s a good idea to push Women’s wrestling as the WWE don’t do it. However I don’t see it lasting that long because women don’t draw as much attention as men. If they didn’t draw when they had a Women’s Tag Team Division, I don’t think they are gonna draw now.
The Reverse Battle Royal
I hate reverse matches. They are dumb. I don’t really see the point of it and I really don’t like them.
Montana:How would you alter TNA?
Me: They are taking the first good step with Sting/Angle and Christian/Joe. Those are the 4 biggest stars in TNA so feud them and milk it for as long as they can. When they go to 2 hours, I would lie, cheat, steal, rob, or do whatever I have to do to get some megastars in like Brock Lesnar, Goldberg, Chris Jericho, or The Rock. All of these guys can legitly draw, like it or not and they would boost ratings, if only in the short term. But I would bust a nut if I saw Goldberg come out and spear Angle or The Rock give Sting the people’s elbow. I would also package some more tag teams, some more FACE tag teams to be exact. Id cut the fat, IE the Steiners, Team 3-D, and VKM. Id feud guys like Daniels, Styles, and Abyss with the over guys like Angle, Sting, and Christian and start making more stars. I would also let Dustin Rhodes push the Rhodes name only because I like seeing guys use a family name like that.
Montana:Thoughts on the Project 161 storyline?
Me: Well from what you have told me it was a great storyline and booked to near perfection. The only problem I have with it was that ROH didn’t allow the fans to suspend disbelief or try to make them think it wasn’t “a work†by calling it “Project 161.†You knew what was up. When that is associated with almost “outsiders†coming into the company, you know it’s a work so why would you try to look at it any other way? Otherwise it was great. I love anti-establishment angles.
Montana:Favorite wrestling show of all time?
Me: Its so hard man, there are so many. Well in the past it has always been the 1992 Royal Rumble. From top to bottom it was a great PPV with damn good matches and a ME that couldn’t be beat. Then I saw the 1990 Survivor Series. I love multiman matches and I think this was the best one of all time. Wrestlemania 8 was always my favorite Mania for the longest time as Hart/Piper and Flair/Savage are my two all time favorite Mania matches. I got a chance to see WM 4 for the first time after I saw 8 and I thought it was amazing. I love tournaments, always have, and always will. You got to see rare dream matches and I just love it. I didn’t really like a lot of the stuff from 1993 till 99 or 2000 PPV wise as the undercard almost always sucked. Later Mania’s I liked were WM 20 and 23. And like I said before the 2007 RR was just great IMO. The best Summerslam in recent memory for me was SS 2005 because there was not ONE bad match on the card and the ME was amazing. Summerslam 1991 was a great one too because of the Hart/Perfect match.
Montana:Who’s your “young gun†pick to eventually lead the wwe one day?
Me: Without a doubt it’s gonna be MVP. The guy is just so smart and so good in the ring. He is gonna be the first full on Black WWE/WHC and then finally people can shut the fuck up about Vince and the color barrier. BEFORE he gets there though, Ken Kennedy will lead the WWE within the next 5 years.
Montana:Anything you change about the wwe?
Me: I hate Khali. I hate his guts and I do not want him on my TV. That being said, if I had my way, they’d come here just so I can see him in person because I am impressed by big people. I’d give tag teams some more exposure with some “star†teams along the lines of MVP and Hardy because I like those teams and they used to be great back in the day. I went through the roster change thing already so I wont get into it again. I’d give Kane a legit main event push and maybe even give him the title just to give him enough cred to put over a few more guys. Id fire Vis, Miz, Boogey, Balls, Dykstra, Khali, Snitsky, and a few others as they really serve no purpose. I’d also keep the title on Cena until Mania and have him turn heel then.
Montana:Do you feel like the wwe is marketing their product to a younger audience the past few years, and is this a good strategy?
Me: I think the WWE have been doing it since Vince took over and I think it’s the best idea because let’s face it, as you get older, it is a LOT harder to like wrestling. You get to be too smart for your own good. Like these two guys I saw at Raw. They sat there, arms folded, didn’t cheer, boo, smile, laugh, or fart for the most part. Turn around and see a little kid who see’s his hero John Cena and he is screaming his head off. Who is having more fun? It gets a lot harder to suspend disbelief as you get older because its hard to turn your brain off. You notice errors, you notice little things that kids don’t and most people get turned off and tune out. So unless you market to kids, you aren’t going to have a market. And I have no problem with that whatsoever. Wrestling is for the young and the young at heart and I want to stay as young at heart as possible. So if they wanna have heroes and villains, so be it. I like cheering for the good guy and booing the bad guy. JBL makes me laugh to no end, but I still hate him and want to see him get his Texas ass kicked. I like booing Santino because if I really don’t like a character, it means he has broken through my always working brain and said or did something shitty that it makes me go “Ooooooooooooooooh what a bathturd!â€
Wow that was an adventure wasn’t it? Montana sure didn’t pull any punches. I wanted to thank Monty for asking these questions as I enjoyed responding a lot. If anyone else wants to put me in front of the firing squad, just send me some questions and I’d love to answer them. There WILL be a SD Review this week, so I will see you all then.
Before I sat down to write this edition of the NSZ, Montana came to me with the idea of asking me questions to get into my wrestling philosophies a little more. It’s a great idea so here, for the first time on the No Smark Zone, Kaedon steps in front of the Firing Squad.
Montana:You were recently live at Monday Night Raw, tell us about your experience
Me: It was great actually. HHH’s entrance is a must see thing, it was just amazing. I’m pretty sure they cranked up the volume for his entrance above all others as his music was fucking loud. I really liked the view we had, we were the second level up from the floor almost center so I got a good view. Had we been one level lower we would have been on TV a lot when they took a long shot of the right turnbuckle on the announcer side.
We got a lot of solid action, nothing great, but still good. The cage match was great and seeing Coach take an F-U through a table was great to see as well. The Highlanders also pulled double duty as they did Heat and Raw and that was cool because they are my favorite tag team. The WWE were also pretty generous as they gave out a bunch of Jeff Hardy glowsticks to everyone. Also, Mr. DAMN himself, Ron Simmons made an appearance in the crowd talking to the kids who were handicapped. It was really cool of the WWE I thought.
After the show my friends and I headed to a Denny’s and we ended up meeting Santino Marella and my favorite tag team, The Highlanders. They were nothing but gracious and nice to everyone who came up to talk to them. They signed my ticket and had a great conversation. They were in their kilts too, so I don’t know if they are really Scottish or if they are that committed to their character. Rory asked me if I saw their turn coming and, of course, I said no because they were the LAST team I’d expect to turn in any way. He got this big smile on his face and went “Gotcha!†Santino acknowledged that I had my “DAMN†shirt on and I told Santino that I loved hate his character. I don’t know if he took it as a compliment or not but I told him I meant no disrespect and I really enjoy his character. As far as Robby, well he signed my ticket in the only way he can. He signed it “IM ROBBYâ€. The Highlanders said they have action figures coming out in October which is cool to hear. All in all it was a great experience and I think that everyone should go to one WWE Live show to experience it.
Montana:ECW Elimination Chase: Love it or Hate it?
Me: To be honest, I have missed ECW in recent weeks as I haven’t been that interested but I did see it tonight and I will say I do like the idea. It’s something that, to my knowledge, hasn’t been done this way in the WWE ever and I think ECW is a good testing ground for new ideas. The only thing I didn’t like about it was Kevin Thorn got eliminated tonight. I love Thorn as he has some damn innovative moves.
Montana: Does the roster need a shake up again, or once the injuried/suspended wrestlers return all will be good once again. Also do you feel the talent is spread fairly over the three brands. With Raw, the A show getting the most talent?
Me: I don’t think a major shakeup would be good at this point. I think the WWE tries to stack the Raw brand as it is “the A show†and while I don’t agree with that idea, it seems to be working right now because a lot of guys are suspended or injured. But when people come back, you will have Bobby Lashley, Ken Kennedy, Shawn Michaels, Booker T, Umaga, Triple H, Randy Orton, Vince McMahon, and John Cena all on the same show. AND THAT IS JUST THE OVERCARD. I mean come on, that’s a lot of talent to try and keep exposed. Over on SD, you have Rey Mysterio, Undertaker, Batista, and The Great Khali along with the soon to be returning Edge. I think that SD could really benefit from having ONE more guy from Raw come over to help them since Flair isn’t really active now. ECW needs more guys, its that simple since they have NO undercard. None. It’s Viscera, The Boogeyman, The Miz, Balls Mahoney, and Mike Knox. Seriously, who wants to watch that?
Montana:Who’s your 2007 MVP for the WWE, as far as over all performance and why?
Me: This is a tough one because there are so many facets to performing. Guys like John Cena are quite obviously some of the best in drawing in the crowd on an emotional level where as guys like CM Punk have it cornered on a “workrate†level. While Cena is far from the best worker, he is still, in my opinion, the guy who works the hardest in the WWE, but that’s not quite enough. No, my MVP for the year is going to go to a guy who is, unfortunately injured right now. The man who is the overall best wrestler of the year is Edge. There is not one more hateable person in the WWE so he has charisma but he also has a fairly good “workrateâ€. I don’t think he can “make people†look good like Undertaker can, or work as hard as Cena does, but his natural ability overshadows all of that. And when I say he doesn’t work as hard, it’s not because I think he is a slacker, I think it’s because I think it all comes a lot more naturally to him. And you know, 2 years ago, I never would have said this. I used to turn off the TV when Edge would come on because I wasn’t entertained by him. But when he started his feud with Kane on Raw and then later went on to face Flair which really grabbed my attention. So there, in a long way, my MVP of 2007 is Edge.
Montana:Save_Us.222…..Your Thoughts, If its Jericho, how would you use him?
Me: Well I think it’s a good idea that it is so cryptic, but you have so many “smart†fans thinking its Y2J so I would swerve them and bring him in in a way connected to it but not directly resulting from it. Like make it someone else and then have Y2J come in and beat his ass or something. So the fans go “ohh its not Jericho, YES IT IS!!!†I think I would be a shitty booker because I could see myself spending all of my time trying to swerve the “smart†fans.
Montana:What’s your top 5 WWE matches of the year?
Me: In no order…
Batista/Taker- Wrestlemania: This first meeting was their best IMO. This is what should have been the main event of Mania too but the WWE want us to see Cena as THE GUY so there we go. But still a great match.
Nitro/Hardy- NYR: This was the best steel cage match, regular cage match, of the year. These guys really mesh well in the ring which is why I think Jeff Hardy would be great in ECW when Johnny comes back.
Cena/Orton- Summerslam: This was Cena’s and Orton’s best individual effort of the year. These guys did everything they could to get this match over. I know, there were a lot of chinlocks but Orton really wasn’t resting as he was always cranking, wrenching, or doing something else and Cena was always trying to get out of it. I feel the WWE is in very good hands with these two to lead the way.
The 2007 Royal Rumble: Wow!! What a match this was!! This might be able to finally topple the 1992 Royal Rumble as the greatest of all time. I never thought Id see something to top that but this one did, especially considering how it ended as you really had no idea who would win. If it had come down to HBK and anyone else or Taker and anyone else, you would have known, but this was really one of those times, no matter how “smart†of a fan you thought you were, there was no way to tell who would win. And they had a hell of a 10, almost 20 minute match when it came down to just them two as well.
Cena/Umaga- Royal Rumble: This was a Last Man Standing match. This is another place where Cena shows that he busts his fucking ass to give the people a great show. He and Umaga put on one HELL of a match that had the crowd almost giving them both a standing ovation.
Montana:TNA is gearing up for their biggest ppv of the year, and is about to debut with 2 hours. What are your thoughts on the BFG card?
Me: I am not all that familiar with the TNA product but I will do my best here…
Sting vs. Kurt Angle
TNA are FINALLY doing the right thing by getting Sting and Angle together. They are the biggest stars in the company and as such, they should have been working together a few moths after Angle came. Then again they might have been saving it (save that 4 minute shitfest on IMPACT) for their Wrestlemania so to speak. This is a match I want to see.
Ultimate X
Ok this is a good idea I guess, one of TNA’s better ones. Its basically a jacked up gimmick on a pole match. I don’t see much in the way of psychology coming out of it but it should be fun to watch at least.
X-D Title
I don’t really know about XXX so I cant really comment on it and I am really not a fan of the Macho Man parody but all I can say is, at least they are trying.
Samoa Joe vs. Christian
This is one of the feuds that I think has been built up well. Joe has always played this gay little tweener role and now that he is facing Christian he is the CLEAR face. Good idea to have CLEAR divisions.
TNA Tag Title Match
Why are heels challenging heels for the tag titles? And why is Pacman Jones a champion IF HE CANT TOUCH ANYONE!!!!??
The Steiners vs. Team 3-D
A tables match on a PPV seems like cheap filler to me. I am really not a fan of them as you can always see the end coming a mile away. Plus, all of these guys are WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY over the hill.
Women’s Gauntlet
I guess it’s a good idea to push Women’s wrestling as the WWE don’t do it. However I don’t see it lasting that long because women don’t draw as much attention as men. If they didn’t draw when they had a Women’s Tag Team Division, I don’t think they are gonna draw now.
The Reverse Battle Royal
I hate reverse matches. They are dumb. I don’t really see the point of it and I really don’t like them.
Montana:How would you alter TNA?
Me: They are taking the first good step with Sting/Angle and Christian/Joe. Those are the 4 biggest stars in TNA so feud them and milk it for as long as they can. When they go to 2 hours, I would lie, cheat, steal, rob, or do whatever I have to do to get some megastars in like Brock Lesnar, Goldberg, Chris Jericho, or The Rock. All of these guys can legitly draw, like it or not and they would boost ratings, if only in the short term. But I would bust a nut if I saw Goldberg come out and spear Angle or The Rock give Sting the people’s elbow. I would also package some more tag teams, some more FACE tag teams to be exact. Id cut the fat, IE the Steiners, Team 3-D, and VKM. Id feud guys like Daniels, Styles, and Abyss with the over guys like Angle, Sting, and Christian and start making more stars. I would also let Dustin Rhodes push the Rhodes name only because I like seeing guys use a family name like that.
Montana:Thoughts on the Project 161 storyline?
Me: Well from what you have told me it was a great storyline and booked to near perfection. The only problem I have with it was that ROH didn’t allow the fans to suspend disbelief or try to make them think it wasn’t “a work†by calling it “Project 161.†You knew what was up. When that is associated with almost “outsiders†coming into the company, you know it’s a work so why would you try to look at it any other way? Otherwise it was great. I love anti-establishment angles.
Montana:Favorite wrestling show of all time?
Me: Its so hard man, there are so many. Well in the past it has always been the 1992 Royal Rumble. From top to bottom it was a great PPV with damn good matches and a ME that couldn’t be beat. Then I saw the 1990 Survivor Series. I love multiman matches and I think this was the best one of all time. Wrestlemania 8 was always my favorite Mania for the longest time as Hart/Piper and Flair/Savage are my two all time favorite Mania matches. I got a chance to see WM 4 for the first time after I saw 8 and I thought it was amazing. I love tournaments, always have, and always will. You got to see rare dream matches and I just love it. I didn’t really like a lot of the stuff from 1993 till 99 or 2000 PPV wise as the undercard almost always sucked. Later Mania’s I liked were WM 20 and 23. And like I said before the 2007 RR was just great IMO. The best Summerslam in recent memory for me was SS 2005 because there was not ONE bad match on the card and the ME was amazing. Summerslam 1991 was a great one too because of the Hart/Perfect match.
Montana:Who’s your “young gun†pick to eventually lead the wwe one day?
Me: Without a doubt it’s gonna be MVP. The guy is just so smart and so good in the ring. He is gonna be the first full on Black WWE/WHC and then finally people can shut the fuck up about Vince and the color barrier. BEFORE he gets there though, Ken Kennedy will lead the WWE within the next 5 years.
Montana:Anything you change about the wwe?
Me: I hate Khali. I hate his guts and I do not want him on my TV. That being said, if I had my way, they’d come here just so I can see him in person because I am impressed by big people. I’d give tag teams some more exposure with some “star†teams along the lines of MVP and Hardy because I like those teams and they used to be great back in the day. I went through the roster change thing already so I wont get into it again. I’d give Kane a legit main event push and maybe even give him the title just to give him enough cred to put over a few more guys. Id fire Vis, Miz, Boogey, Balls, Dykstra, Khali, Snitsky, and a few others as they really serve no purpose. I’d also keep the title on Cena until Mania and have him turn heel then.
Montana:Do you feel like the wwe is marketing their product to a younger audience the past few years, and is this a good strategy?
Me: I think the WWE have been doing it since Vince took over and I think it’s the best idea because let’s face it, as you get older, it is a LOT harder to like wrestling. You get to be too smart for your own good. Like these two guys I saw at Raw. They sat there, arms folded, didn’t cheer, boo, smile, laugh, or fart for the most part. Turn around and see a little kid who see’s his hero John Cena and he is screaming his head off. Who is having more fun? It gets a lot harder to suspend disbelief as you get older because its hard to turn your brain off. You notice errors, you notice little things that kids don’t and most people get turned off and tune out. So unless you market to kids, you aren’t going to have a market. And I have no problem with that whatsoever. Wrestling is for the young and the young at heart and I want to stay as young at heart as possible. So if they wanna have heroes and villains, so be it. I like cheering for the good guy and booing the bad guy. JBL makes me laugh to no end, but I still hate him and want to see him get his Texas ass kicked. I like booing Santino because if I really don’t like a character, it means he has broken through my always working brain and said or did something shitty that it makes me go “Ooooooooooooooooh what a bathturd!â€
Wow that was an adventure wasn’t it? Montana sure didn’t pull any punches. I wanted to thank Monty for asking these questions as I enjoyed responding a lot. If anyone else wants to put me in front of the firing squad, just send me some questions and I’d love to answer them. There WILL be a SD Review this week, so I will see you all then.
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