Is there a place for wrestling society x in profesional wrestling today?

[Renaissance man]

Its a total spotfest but in playing devil's advocate one can argue that there is a market for those wrestling fans that dont want to see endless figure fours or submission holds that is basically a rest break midmatch.

thoughts/comments?

thanks!

[Ben Rodrigues]

It still suprises me that CZW has a fanbase... so why not?

[hb2k]

It can only appeal to a minority, and in an oversaturated wrestling market, there's no place for it to succeed on television.

[Theo Dious]

What you're basically saying is, "is there a place for crap in pro wrestling today."

And the answer is, "we already have enough of that, thank you very much.

[Kane Knight]

I don't know. It could have served to get some of the spotfest morons to get back into wrestling. It always seemed like the casuals were the ones waiting for someone to die doing something stupid.

[Xero]

Had they pulled it off without the retarded explosions and overblown shit they may still be alive today. The wrestling wasn't much worse than TNA's X Division, but the fire and explosions and shit like that turned people off. It's like they went the "we know you know it's fake, so here's a bunch of explosions and flip flops to keep your ADD-infected asses on our channel" route. That's what made it fail.

[Kane Knight]

I'd say the total lack of support helped, too.

[Mercury Bullet]

If it wasn't quite so ridiculous I think it could have made it as the third tier promotion. I don't think it could have contended with TNA or the WWE even if it dropped some of the BS, but it definately could have stayed on air.

Though my train of thought is with the philosophy that the last thing we need is another shit fest wrestling show on TV. We have, what, 4 or 5 already.

[thedamndest]

No.