Overall good Dynamite tonight highlighted by ...
Punk/Mox
Garcia/Danielson
Omega's return
Punk/Mox
Garcia/Danielson
Omega's return
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Ouch!Like you said I can't tell if Kenny was selling or still struggling working his way back. But I felt this was a unnecessary spot for him to be taking.The spot of the night. Insane tope con hilo from Dragon Lee
He's said that some of these injuries may be permanent and he likely will never wrestle the same as he did.Interesting story to be told with Kenny. I can't tell how much of what he did in the ring was selling or if he's legitimately struggling. Either way it's a story that writes itself. He can tell the story that he's struggling until he works his way back into elite condition.
Not to mention it's a dumb and dangerous spot that can injure the fans sitting ringside.Like you said I can't tell if Kenny was selling or still struggling working his way back. But I felt this was a unnecessary spot for him to be taking.
Apparently CM Punk has heat backstage for that promo he did on Hangman last night. It wasn't apart of the script and essentially Punk went into business for himself. Made Hangman look bad by calling him a coward. Reports say it wasn't a work but we'll see.
I'm all for it. Shake shit up. That's what the business needs right now. Everything feels so staged and choreographed in both companies.
I don't mind seeing a guy shoot from the hip every now and then.
Page comes off as soft anyways with his butterfly pants. LOL. He was the weakest world champion I've seen in a LONG time.
This is the wrestling business. If Page doesn't like what he said, come back next week and cut a promo back on Punk.
If this isn't somehow setting up an MJF return, yeah, this reeks of desperation and hot-shoting 101 to try and pop a ratingLolz AEW moved Punk vs Moxley on next week on Dynamite?
Reeks of desperation....either Punk really is quoting and they want the title off him asap or they're getting nervous that Punk and Omega returning didnt improve their ratings this week.
How the fuck do you move a title unification match to regular cable when you have your top PPV in a few weeks...especially when one of the wrestlers in said match is nursing an injury that extra time could help him with?
Something is up....
So Punk got butt hurt about this promo. Why not say something to Hangman right then and there? Why are you taking about Hangman now? I'll be honest with you I was never a big CM Punk fan in the first place because I find him overrated in the ring. Yeah, Hangman may not be the best promo but he delivers in the ring.
Yeah man, makes no sense. Also, damn typos on my end lolzIf this isn't somehow setting up an MJF return, yeah, this reeks of desperation and hot-shoting 101 to try and pop a rating
Punk has the right to be arrogant, if he in fact has been. His debut is still the biggest rating AEW has ever pulled.
He still brings in the casual wrestling fans who don't even care for AEW that much.
What has Hangman done to move the needle?
As I've said a million times, being a great wrestler isn't just about doing a bunch of cool moves.
You have to have the total package. Promo, personality/persona, confidence in and out of the ring, etc.
Punk carries himself like a champion. When Hangman had the title, he came off like a guy pretending to be a champion. Big difference.
......spot on. We never agree on everything but this, absolutely.And that was based off of a 7 year nostalgia driven anticipation of him coming back. He came back and the nostalgia wore off. The ratings went back down. People realized that while Punk is great on the mic he's an average wrestler and when you're dealing with a workrate based promotion/fanbase just being hot on the mic isn't going to cut it.
I don't care about casuals. Casuals come and go.
This isn't the 80s/90s anymore. The whole mentality of one person moving the needle is dead. It's about being consistent in delivering a quality product that TV executives are happy with and judging from the collaborative theme shows such as "shark week" and Wednesday nights's "House Of The Dragon" show Discovery/Warner execs have a great amount of faith in the AEW brand.
And I've said a million times that this all depends on the promotion. What's valued in one promotion is not be valued in another. In WWE/NWA they value mic skills and gimmick over everything else. In AEW/NJPW/AAA/ROH/NOAH they value workrate then gimmick then mic skills. There's no such thing as the total package. Every wrestler that's ever been in the business has had a deficiency in one area. There's never been a wrestler that's been excellent across the board. It simply doesn't exist. What makes a great wrestler is you being great in one area and highlighting that strength. Great Muta/Keiji Muto never spoke a lick of English but if you ask anybody in the business and they'll tell you he's one of the greatest wrestlers of all-time.
You see things through the WWE lens of how a champion is is supposed to be presented. While that works for certain wrestlers not every wrestler should be put in the same box of presentation.