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You're blocking, Supreme. Stop blocking.
I actually saw this topic by BillyBonez, and thought that this might be my favourite BB post ever. Then he somehow lost me during the explanation, and made me want to drown in HBPunk's cum. If this was a joke, which would have been fine with me, it comes off as far too serious a suggestion to work. If it's not, then I really do not like the idea of Wade Barrett being dumbed down, when he does the "wiser than he seems" role so well. So yeah, this thread does not satisfy me. |
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you already did
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makes sense
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i reckon pinky sanchez should have bobby heenan as his manager
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They should do a serious romance angle with two guys
Not like Billy & Chuck, that was mad lame.
But i mean a SERIOUS angle where two guys just slowly develop into a relationship with each other and it becomes a full romance, but nothing outrageous like Billy and Chuck was. My idea is to do this on Smackdown with Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre. You can have Drew and Dolph hanging out backstage first, as friends, but it slowly develops. Dolph starts coming out to Drew's matches and Drew to Dolphs. Nothing is mentioned about their relationship. Drew starts coming out for Dolph's matches and they usually enter matches together. Basically, same thing like a Diva/Wrestler relationship, only in this case its two guys together. They can be shown meeting up backstage to go to dinner or something and then slowly one of the heels can start to make fun of them for being together and at first they ignore him but then they get mad and challenge him to a match and they can pound his ass to show that just because they are two guys in a relationship doesnt mean that they weak. What do u think? |
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Sounds badass, but most of the wrestling fans are sexist, homophobes so they won't go for it.
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Billy, no......... just no:nono:
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We Had Triple H/HBK I think that's as close as wrestling will ever get to same sex romance.
But seriously I'm all for gay rights and everything but It just wouldn't fly dude. That is to say wrestling isn't exactly a place for progressive ideas see Flair/ OJ's boyfriend incident |
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It would be funny if two guys kept bugging "Authority Figure" week after week to wrestle each other so they could get gay in the ring.
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gay idea from you
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Only if it's the angle from OZ, where one dude gets the other dude to fall in love with him because the Nazis pay him to do it.
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Bruno fucking sucks, nothing close to Borat, this idea is also terrible. Drew and Dolph would be completely fucked for the rest of their careers like Eugene, who will never be taken serious again. Cop on dude, let a wrestler play gay if he is gay, if not then fuck that. Its WWE, not a fucking drama series, storylines are secondary to the actual wrestling, just watch Raw, the writers have never heard of storylines.
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This is a horrible idea. Simply just horrible.
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I guess it would be OK in theory, but I don't see how the two guys being gay would benefit their characters at all. Are these guys heels or faces? If they were heels and played it like gay Muhammad Hussans, that might actually work, but then there'd probably be an uproar from the gay community and they'd have to end the angle again.
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Whats wrong with some people? Really...no common sense.
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Coming from the guy with the Hugging Fat Chicks under his screen name.. lol WOW
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There was an uproar from the network and actual death threats to Hassan. You knew what I meant.
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Of course, the reason they killed the angle was the 7-7 subway bombings coinciding with an episode in which Hassan and a bunch of guys in commando attire attacked the Undertaker and Daivari was "martyred," and not so much objection to the gimmick itself. Which is why I ridiculed what you said with the homosexuality crack, actually. It misses the point, yes, but only by the same margin with which you missed it. But seriously, do you remember the last time an angle involving homosexuality, directly or indirectly, was canceled due to the outrage of gays? Even the joke that was Billy and Chuck still got...What's that word? Praise. Huh. It's almost like the notion of fan outrage is utterly ridiculous. I'm sure you'll find a way to say "that's different," just as I'm sure you'll find a way to still attempt to contrast it with Hassan despite needing to leave out the catylist that caused them to pull the angle. Unless you're worried that three weeks into the gay angle, a Pride terrorist is going to go blow up a local swap meet. Because yes, if gay terrorists wreck some shit during this angle, it could get ugly. |
What I was thinking was if there were gay wrestlers on screen who constantly used their homosexuality as an excuse for being held down, it might cause an uproar. The only reason I even compared it to Muhammad Hassan was because he used his 'differences' in a similar fashion. There's been no gay uproar to that extent, but maybe that's because it's never been done.
Billy and Chuck weren't OPENLY gay. It was just strongly hinted at. They were praised when it was announced that they were going to do a same sex marriage on TV. When it was revealed that they weren't ACTUALLY gay, some people actually did get upset about it. Sorry that I didn't state my original point so throughly the first time, but I didn't think it was a big deal. Thanks for trying to be your usual smart ass self though. Much obliged. |
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Just no.
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While I wouldn't want to see two straight male wrestlers have an onscreen relationship, I would like to see a wrestler who just happens to be gay. Not a gimmick, not an angle - just a dude who doesn't exploit his sexuality.
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I can't see it being taken serious, but toss Santino in there and you could have something.
The rainbow express wasn't too bad. |
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Also, think about the wrestling fans of today. A lot of them are children and probably aren't even really sure what it is to be gay. If they do, they're probably grossed out by it. Also, I dobut a lot of parents would be cool with a character like that being portrayed for their children. Maybe this would have been OK in the Attitude Era, but it doesn't seem like a move they would make today. |
Please tell me you're celebrating 4/20 a little early, which is why you think it's a good idea....
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...a bromance angle sounds like it could work....
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Yeah I don't really think this idea would work.
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Just replace "wear a dress" with "like dudes". |
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In order for it to get legit over, they can't really demean it in any way, whether they're heel or face. I don't think that's possible in wrestling. |
I agree that it's very unlikely, but it's certainly possible. If the writers can have Triple H fuck the brains out of a corpse, they can avoid some gay jokes.
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