Thread: State Your Case: Why do think TNA and WWE are good/bad?
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Old 01-04-2014, 09:29 PM   #6
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In trying to be PG and make 'funny' story lines they've ended up being controversial e.g. Poking fun at Jerry Lawler's heart attack even with his permission, the Zeb Colter skits though funny come across as xenophobic and racist, JBL's infamous skit on the 'Mexican border'.
JBL's skit was way before the PG push, and Zeb Colter's whole gimmick is that he is a xenophobe/racist.

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Comments being made 'out of character' e.g. HHH slating Jericho, Edge and RVD as never being big stars but one could argue all three of those were much bigger stars at their peak and even still than HHH ever was or ever will be. Entertainment or not WWE needs to exercise a degree of professionalism and respect towards its stars but these people are hardly the sort that fall under the category of civilised, moral individuals.
Jericho, Edge, and RVD were never remotely close to the level of star Triple H is/was. Also, it's a fucking work.
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