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Vince's theory being tested
With Edge out on Smackdown, it seems the 4 biggest names are all big me. Kane, Khali, Batista, and Mark Henry. Maybe once he realizes big mean do not bring in the crowd (Unless somehow people come to watch them), Vince will quit with his theory about it?
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lol Mark Henry?????
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It's not a matter of big men vs. small men. It's a matter of talent.
And they have none. Mike Awesome (RIP) had talent and he was quite the big man. Bag Bam Bigelow the same. Smackdown's main event has no real TALENT, people. Get it right. |
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I never liked Meltzer's bullshit and so I haven't ever seen these breakdowns, but if Rob says it...IT HAS TO BE TRUE! Then again, maybe I am just ignoring it because he isn't telling me what I want to hear, right KK?
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Henry can go when he actually tries. He can even avoid injuring people when he maintains the healthy medium of "Effort" and "Attention". He just tends to see-saw his ability from "So careful I'm immobile" to "Here comes the big, black end of your career."
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Kane has quite a bit of talent for a guy his size. I'll pass on the others, though.
Also, the way they have been pushing John Cena, he would need to be one of the top three draws of all-time to justify it. |
Aside from sheer talent, Kane also posesses the most character and versatility thereof out of the four big men listed. His storylines can go anywhere, and his personality can fluxuate to any scenario without completely negating his past.
On a side note, there's something I don't get: it was to be Kane vs. Edge one on one for the title. Since Edge is out, it was Kane v. Khali v. Batista. Khali wins...but Kane never got his one on one title shot, and now Batista does. Does this seem wrong to anybody else? |
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Kane got pinned in the match. Perhaps that had something to do with it.
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Ah; I missed the show and was unaware of the outcome. But then, why act like they're going to pump Kane if, in fact, they are not?
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How long have you been watching WWE?
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I hate batista
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John Cena a bigger draw than Bret Hart WTF?!
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Actually, Rey is on his way back. If he can delay getting feaked out about the Smackdown rating for at least another month he can blame it on him as opposed to his beloved big men.
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Thank you Rob!
It seems like everyone likes to just brush off the women and children cheering for Cena and say he isn't a draw because them and the majority of smarks don't like him. Vince has stuck with Cena because CENA MAKES MONEY. Those children are having mommy and daddy buy them tons of Cena toys, shirts, etc. |
Yeah, and if WWE was a puppet show on the Disney Channel, that would be a proud marketting ploy.
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lol, Yeah, I thought about that after I hit "Submit". |
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Secondly... when did Raw do a 2.9 and 2.7 rating? :wtf: |
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It works though. They are making money off of him. Whether they "should be ashamed" or not is a matter of opinion. |
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Second, acording to NMR, The Raw from 2 weeks ago. Don't know what this week's Raw did. Have to wait til Wednesday. |
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John Cena has the same fans Bret Hart did. The people who will cheer for whoever WWE puts on top as a face, the people who like guys that "stand up for what's right", and small children. That's it. Is it any surprise that WWE is now drawing exactly how it drew when Bret was top dawg.
John Cena is the new Bret Hart...only...you know...more talented in the ring. :p *Cheap Shot*...I had to take it. :D |
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Cena is a BIGGER draw that Bret, not the same. Didn't you read what Rob said!? Other than that, all true statements. |
Eh, I wouldn't credit that with Cena, I'd credit it with Cena had a larger fanbase to drive away than Bret did. Bret only had to get Hogan and Piper fans to stop watching WWE, Cena had to get all of Austin and Rock's fans to leave...
Don't get me wrong, they both did a stand up job of getting people to turn it off, it's just Cena had a much bigger crowd to start with... |
On a side note, the average rating between September 2nd, 2002 and when Triple H's reign on top ended was 3.6.
The average rating since Cena has come to Raw... 4.0. |
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Since Cena's had thhe belt on him, the ratings have consistently gone lower and lower. They have peaked before each Mania, and any time there's a 3 hour special, ratings spike. The only other real exception was when Edge won the championsip, and within 3 weeks they were down to the Cena ratings level--3.7 (Even according to WWE.com, that was Cena's prior rating). |
Also, eyeballing the data I've saved from Nielsen, I'd say the average Cena reign is 3.5. Possibly lower, but I'm erring in favor of good ratings. I didn't index them prior to Cena's reign, however, so I can't say what Triple H's reign drew.
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There is No way Cena can draw now. He's beaten everyone under the sun. No one cares anymore. |
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Show me that these first two sites I found that show the Raw rating have an elaborate plan to lie about the Raw rating on a weekly basis. Come on... Come on... |
Cena has Main Evented (Or been one of the dual MEs) on the biggest Wrestlemanias in history. Massive buyrates. There's no doubt that they accredit Cena with being responsible. No matter how bad the buyrates or attendences, Mania will always sell because it's Mania. Ratings got up to like the low fours before WM this last time, and it's not JUST because Austin was on. Mania sells. The Rumble Sells. Even Summerslam, to a lesser extent. Raw could be getting TNA ratings, and Mania would sell a million tickets and make zillions of dollars in household ratings.
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http://www.lordsofpain.net/news/2007...1185373063.php
They're reporting 3.4 too!!! This is some conspiracy! |
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