He/she is just trolling at this point. Not even worth responding to.Utterly and completely alone
He/she is just trolling at this point. Not even worth responding to.Utterly and completely alone
TK can barely give them one segment on TV yet she wants Tag and Trios titles.
Looks like AEW has officially killed the town...
Looks like AEW has officially killed the town...
The Wembley show was a big deal, no doubt about, it although it's been overshadowed by all the fallout from it.Goddamn. They went from having the largest paid audience in pro wrestling history to having to give away tickets to fill a tennis stadium in NYC in less than a month.
AEW has been all up in the pockets of those folks up there. And running big shows too. I'll think running in smaller unique venues from time to time helps with things looking interesting visually, and would help to not have to run the risk of what happens when you can't sell out bigger venues. WWE's issue is that they'll always looks the same unless venue forces them to use their alternate entrance set up.
Given the historical aspect, I wish I went to Dynamite when they were in Duluth and I was at home watching it. Smh. Can't have that day back.
And Kaci Lennox is so fine
From the owner to the EVPs, they all seem to be more interested in entertaining themselves and their niche following, rather than building a large live event business. While there's nothing wrong with that. You can't take shots at or compare yourself to the other company that is more interested in being the #1 live event business in the world and not just the cool super indy wrestling one.I want AEW to thrive and do well, but the powers that be there just seem to get in their own way when it comes to sustaining a long-term business.
Tiffany Stratton and Becky put on a show
So it's bullying to ask a logical question involving a performer with a history of injuring other people?
Also Asuka's reponse to this was pretty poor. It doesn't matter if she didn't injure me personally as a human being with empathy, I'm allowed to have concern for other people being hurt.
I look at it like this, I'm not there, I don't have intimate knowledge of how shit works there, so I'm not qualified to worry about it as a fan. The only ones that need to be concerned with safety are the people who actually work with Nia.
That's part of the problem, people who never worked as a pro wrestler, or in the industry want to tell the people that do, how things should be. Be a fan and leave the behind the scenes shit to them.
Also, after the Hana Kimura situation, they absolutely gonna jump on posts like that because there are fans that go overboard with their cocomments.
I agree.I look at it like this, I'm not there, I don't have intimate knowledge of how shit works there, so I'm not qualified to worry about it as a fan. The only ones that need to be concerned with safety are the people who actually work with Nia. That's part of the problem, people who never worked as a pro wrestler, or in the industry want to tell the people that do, how things should be. Be a fan and leave the behind the scenes shit to them.
Also, after the Hana Kimura situation, they absolutely gonna jump on posts like that because there are fans that go overboard with their comments.
Compassion for your fellow human being doesn't require qualifications. If a wrestler shows a pattern of hurting other wrestlers YOU the viewer should be concerned about it because you don't want your favorite wrestler to be injured. It also shows negligence on WWE's part for Nia to keep getting opportunities despite her track record.
It doesn't matter if you've worked in the industry or not. You the viewer can see things with your own eyeballs. Suggesting that a fan have tunnel vision and ignore obvious issues only insults that fan's intelligence.
Yes, fans can go overboard but I rather have a fan who cares than doesn't care.
As Asuka said, getting injured is part of the job, it happens...
This isn't about compassion or caring, it's about people outright not liking Nia and bitching about them bringing her back, period. All that extra is BS
OK expertYes injuries are part of the job but there's a difference between getting injured on your own volition and somebody injuring you. Sloppiness in the ring shouldn't be defended. If anything I blame Vince/Triple H for repeatedly putting Nia in those spots/positions to begin with.
And WHY don't they like Nia? Is it a dislike that occured in a vacuum? Surely it's because she has a pattern of hurting people. Fans don't want that because they have COMPASSION for not wanting they're favorite wrestler hurt. Oh yes, it's about caring. I don't want KAIRI on the shelf due to do Nia's sloppiness. I CARE about that.
I agree with Road Dogg....
Not too hard to have more charisma and be more entertaining on the mic than the 'Cucamonga Kids'. LOL
Even the Bucks' most hardcore fans have to admit they're not as over as they were when AEW first started.