Good question. I have loads of stuff to improve myself, especially with more than basic matches. I had my first training last night after 10 days of Covid self isolation and I had my most "complicated" match so far, lasted about 11-12 mins. So I try to refrain from criticizing people's ability to work since I started training myself.
I mean, the mismatch makes it impossible to have any type of good believable match and just comes across as really poor booking yet again.
I mean, people usually lose a name... so the fact that he's gained one must make him extra super special right?
They gave him the name bearcat to honour one of their old HOF'ers Bearcat Wright
I still feel Roman is kinda left alone compared to say how Big E will be in the headlamps going forward.
I'm wondering where he pulled the number he stated that 'left'
I havent really watched Raw in a while but came in here to mention that segment, but reading that I’m wondering how he came to that conclusion as the crowd seemed totally in to that segment. “Chanting we want Charley” reacting to the two of them trading barbs And so on.
As odd as it sounds; Carmella. She always torpedoes herself.
I was hoping Brock would come out and destroy them to end the match in a way that protected them all, but that ending was okay also.
Weird thing to pick up on to try and divert attention from Meltzer being a tool. Don’t these 2 have history anyway as he “slut shamed” her and said she was sleeping her way up the WWE ladder. With non substantiated claims.
Can you at least quote these things?
Pathetic
Only to pedants, nobody cares if there is a minor typo.
Only the terminally online find misspellings embarrassing, normal people don't really care about a single mistakenly added letter.
Just read the thread, I've said he's wrong, or that I disagree with him at least 5 times.
What would be the confirmation here?
I'm sorry but this is silly. Just because he's interested in getting reports from something doesnt mean he's going to put it in the observer or talk about it on the radio. Getting reports is how you get sources of information, from there you decide what to put in and what you dont. As if an American not knowing what Eurovision is means something
To you. Not to the person receiving the information. They know if they do actually work there and if they were at the show.
How would she even know? She's in the ring performing. It isnt her job to find out whats happening at the exit, its her job to be staying in character doing her segment. And isnt it in her best interest to deny it given its negative news about something shes doing?
So in every conceivable way someone working there is going to deny it and stoke the fire on twitter. Thats business. So its reasonable to be skeptical about what Alexa has said about her own segment.
First point. She was there. I think it's patronizing to imply that she couldn't do her job and also take in the crowd reaction at the same time.
No, but it does show he doesn't do that first level verification.
Of course he doesnt do first level verification on what he's being sent. He's going to verify it when he has it not based on something someone randomly has said on social media
Meltzer had been reporting some bollocks about why Asuka was off TV that was utter shite, and she responded saying she'd never spoken to him or anyone representing him, along with a picture of her arm all braced up in a sling, which was not the reason Meltzer said she was off tv for.
You genuinely think Meltzer was demanding proof this person worked for WWE?
