SK The Warrior

When a storyline becomes unpopular or ratings get down or matches become boring, everyone starts to bad mouth writers and call it bad writing.

But when a storyline gets too exciting and starts to attract viewers or matches start to receive praise, Nobody even mentions writers and says that the WRESTLERS are talented.

Why is it?

So far we have:

-Randy Orton vs Batista

-Undertaker vs Brock Lesnar

and what it seems like:

-John Cena vs Bray Wyatt

-HHH vs Daniel Bryan

-The Shield against one another in either a triple threat or Reigns vs Ambrose

-A tag team bout perhaps between NAO vs The Usos vs The Dynasty.

Honestly this card is shaping up nicely. Now if they could fit BNB, ADR, The Real Americans, Ziggles, Sandow, Kofi, Miz, and a proper Divas match like AJ vs Natalya or AJ vs Tamina and have the contender win WrestleMania XXX would be off the charts. Can't wait for this year's big event already. Oh and have a Christian vs Sheamus, because their match at last night's Raw was arguably

the best match of the night, then the show will go down in history as one of the best PPV's of all-time.

Does it affect the way you talk, the way you think of yourself or the way you represent yourself to others?

The WWE HOF consists of backstabbers (Hogan and HBK), drug addicts (Eddie, Iron Sheik and Hacksaw), wife swappers (Hogan and Warrior), gamblers (Ric Flair), and prostitutes (Sunny). However we chose to like them for what they did inside the ring. Can't we all just stop bashing the memory of the legendarybChris Benoit on what he might or might not have done on that fateful night? It's one thing to troll and another to bash and disrespect his legacy. The Rabid Wolverine will forever be a legend despite of that infamous incident.

Another reason why Ric Flair is the greatest of all time, Owning the IWC with this statement:

"Fans who use terms like 'Face' and 'Heel', I have no respect for. Because they're not wrestlers. I don't like outsiders using inside talk - I have no respect for it whatsoever.

Everybody wants to think that they're a wrestler. The guy who wrote my book the first

time, I'd go on record as saying is a f*cking idiot - it had to be re-written. He took everything I said and wrote it like he was on the inside. He will go down n history - and I will make sure he does - as the biggest idiot ever be given an opportunity and completely f*ck it up, because he talked like he was on the inside.

You know fans want to talk to us using our terminology and it's a lot of our guys fault, because they want to talk to the fans and get their opinions. They want to talk to them like they're on the inside. I do have a lot of respect for the fans but I don't like the fans who think they can talk like they're on the inside, because they're not. We've got too many guys in our business that rely on the opinion of some fan who thinks he's smart. It's a real issue for me.

We have a lot of people who think that the end result of what we do lives and breathes on what the Internet thinks is right. I mean that would be like me trying to write an article on Mercedes Benz. Do I like four doors? Yeah, but do I really know anything about it? No. I wouldn't know anything about the design of a Mercedes Benz from the inside. I could use the terminology but I wouldn't know anything about it. It would be like a doctor going home and getting medical advice from random people who have posted something on the net. You know, our guys are the worst for it - they tell the fans what's going to happen. Some of the Wrestlers are marks, you know, they're catering for'the guys on the Internet! 'Please say I'm good...say something good about me...I'll tell you anything you want to know...'

They have fans they will cater to, just so they say, 'You were great!' That's was why it was-so successful in the past and why we had riots in stadiums, because people didn't know. Now we have guys tell the fans what's happening the week before and they're like, 'Don't tell anybody I told you - just say that I'm really good...' (laughs) It's a shame. It kills me. And if the fans are honest with themselves they

wouldn't want to know either. It used to be riotous - people were so wound up!! They couldn't punch it in on the Internet and find out what's going on."

I love the fact that one of the greatest of all time can bury the IWC with his sharp wit. But don't get me wrong, we've all done this one time or another and we are all guilty of it!

-Seth Rollins

-Cody Rhodes

-Antonio Cesaro

Lets all be honest, if it wasn't for Kane, Daniel Bryan wouldn't be as over as he is now. Team Hell No is the best thing that could have ever happened to Daniel in WWE. It really put him on the map & made everyone realize how entertaining they both really are but especially Daniel! That shows how much Kane cares about Younger talent, he literally escaped the whole Monster persona just to help DB get more over!

People focus to much on how bad a Wrestler a Certain superstar is instead of looking at the things that make them so great. Not everyone can be or needs to be Ric Flair, Dean Malenko, Kurt Angle & so on wrestling wise. Everyone keeps looking at WWE now a days like its not supposed entertainment but instead just pure wrestling.

Who cares if Bray Wyatt isn't a amazing technical Wrestler, He gets the job done, Its about what fits his character & how he carries himself in the ring & week in & week out, he does a damn good job entertaining us! Not everyone has to be an amazing wrestling technician to be a good wrestler. Bray Wyatt does a great job for what is needed & what needs to be done.

In the words of Undertaker: " There are several people out there who could care less if I can wrestle or not, Its about the message I bring to the ring "

With people annoyed with Batista winningbthe Rumble to the people whining with Roman breaking Kane's record and not getting pushed to people sad with Punk leaving.

In all this we forgot that Randy Orton still holds the titles, what do you think of his reign and would he hold it till Wrestlemania ?

This is what I feel is going on with Punk. There are four possibilites to this scenario:

1. CM Punk and WWE might be playing all of us and this is a storyline. The storyline that they didn't finish back in 2011, where Punk was supposed to remain "out" of the company for a month at least might be taking a different route now.

2. Punk might be just feeling a little home-sick. I always felt CM Punk was more of the Brock Lesnar-type. Someone who would prefer to be located in one place and not spend too much time on the road. And Punk can't be blamed for this, people come in diffeerent coating.

3. Punk feels he's not being booked properly. Ever since he got involved with,bThe Shield it seems like WWE doesn't care about Punk like they used to in the last couple of years. If he feels like he should be booked better, and they refused to oblige, then he has all the right in the world to feel a little pissed.

4. However (and this is a follow-up to the previous point), if Punk feels like he needs to be WWE champion again, then he's just being a cry-baby. Afterall he was WWE champion for 434 days and was in the title picture ever since his so-called "pipebomb" in June of 2011 to when he lost the title to The Rock in 2013. Does he need to get back in the title scene? Yes. But it is too soon, and if this is a reason he's quit, then he should f*cking grow up.

Personally, I really hope it is the first scenario. C'mon WWE; SWERVE US!!!

Where was he? just wondering....

I don't understand this obsession with Daniel Bryan. I'm not taking anything away from him. He's a great wrestler, and he's ''over'' with the fans. But I feel like Batista's tweet a few weeks back on Alberto Del Rio can be used here: "Seems 2 me that some C level stars in a B level star era have bought into their own hype. Don’t turn a work into a shoot #realitycheck". Now I may not agree with the way Batista put it but it is a fair comparison when you look at this Daniel Bryan obsession. It has gotten out of hand. Main events are ruined by fans, segments are halted for stupid "Yes" chants. Hell even the more annoying "What" chants are now a blessing comparing to the "Yes" chants.

Again, Daniel Bryan is a great wrestler, but treating him like he's the second coming of Stone Cold or The Rock, is not justifiable. It's like saying Scotty 2 Hotty was SO over during the Attitude Era and deserved to win the WWE title and main event every PPV he was involved in. In my opinion I really believe that Daniel Bryan is massively overrated by the fans and the sooner people realize this the better they'll be able to enjoy WWE programming without fussing, moaning and bitching.

#SolidB+

It is funny when fans talk about wrestling and how important moves are. When was the last time you watched a match in WWE where the competitor performed more than 12-15 moves in a given match (not counting punches and kicks or any variation of those). ROH and CZW or whatever dirty gym promotion exists are all overrated. Pro-wrestling will always be about over the top characters that you can watch live instead of in a movie or from a comic book. The wrestling matters, but so does the fact that it is all a show.

Fans try and give excuses but let me ask these fans a very serious question: Austin, Rock, Hogan never performed over the top rope moves or dived to the outside of the ring or flipped like they're on the Olympic gymnastic team. Yet these three individuals shaped pro- wrestling and are three of the most successful when it comes to income. What has your 150lbs guys in ROH done for the business? With all their high flying, and technical ablilites (or lack thereof), they will

never ever come close to what "lesser" capable wrestlers have accomplished. Why? Because they have lost the point of pro-wrestling. Pro-wrestling is an art. An art of

carrying a great match regardless of your limited capabilites and being a larger than life character that can put seats to asses.

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