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in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it
Oh yeah to get your post count up. TSK!
> He kept going on about how fans keep rejecting gimmicks. Has anyone
> ever thought that people reject the gimmick because of poor booking
> or the fact that they can't entertain in the ring? That's where the
> focus should be, in the ring. You can see the difference between the
> talented and the less talented. The less talented seem to get the
> pushes because they have the gimmick and the charisma. The talented
> get held back because they lack a gimmick that they feel will get
> them over or lack the charisma for the top.
>
I agree with most of what GP said, so this may seem like nit-picking but, I disagree with some of the above excerpt. Wrestlers shouldn't be pushed unless they can draw. I'm a huge fan of technical wrestlers like Benoit, but he's not the biggest draw and the WWE needs their champion to be a big draw, or it's not only bad for them, but for all the talented guys who toil away whether they be Main Event, Mid-card or fodder for Trips. It's easy to say these guys don't get pushed because they don't have the gimmicks, but did a stupid gimmick make Jamie Noble any more of a draw? No. It's also easy to say that these guys should be given the better gimmicks, but wrestling has proven over the years that what looks like an awful gimmick on paper (Eugene, Nova in ECW, The Original Undertaker) have eneded up being huge drawsfor their feds and gimmicks that have looked great on paper have fallen through the floor.