The way it is.
 

ok.

I get raw late. sue me.

I just saw the raw after some thing where HHH won the title.

Randy Orton came out, and he sucked... I'll explain why soon.

Batista was looking at HHH funny cause he sold him out in some battle royal.... whoop dee doo.

Batista looked good, real good, until he started talking and had facial expressions (see. Goldberg), leave him a silent killer.

The problem is, the WWE thinks everyone is idiots. They think the wrestlers have to explain everything to the crowd.

They need to start realising the fans are getting smarter and they dont need any "you didn't stand up for me, that's why I hate you". They need to realise the fans know what's going on.

Orton was explaining things like he was 12.

I belive the WWE thinks their fans are excessively stupid. Probably because they think their fans are rednecks.

What do you think? I don't post much in wrestling, but I really think the WWE was looking stupid when I was watching it.

the wwe is like my dad..it treats everyone like they're 12.

PS wrestling sucks.

Den WOT R U DOING ON A WRESTLING SITE u SUX00RS :roll:

shutup

I never post in Wrestling

I tried to make a statement.

P.S. Aussie Sucks.

what the fuck
I make a decent topic, about something that actually is happening in the WWE and you fuckers can't be bothered posting.

Go talk shit about Chris Williams VS Tornando Pete in the WZS or some shit then.

I agree.

Aussie sucks?...
whatcha talking bout company

hey, its a soap, they need to recap what happened a week before.

Assuming the audience knows everything is exactly what Russo was good at doing. Anyone remember Hogan coming out, whispering in his opponent's ear (Jarret I think) getting a cheap pin, and walking out all pissy? Russo comes out and says something about Hogan screwing everyone over, and the entire crowd (all 1500 of them) gave a big :?:

It was 5:30 AM here when your message was posted.

Anyway you're right about the dialogue written in the script, but a wide range of people watch wrestling; so some of the dialogue is simplistic to appeal to young teens and uneducted people.